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Ashley Watson, Ph.D. 27:11

לפני 9 weeks27:11

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In this episode, Ashley Watson, Assistant Professor of Communication at SUNY Geneseo, discusses the research behind her recently completed dissertation, “Born Unveiled: The Process, Protest, and Product of Racialization among International Black African Collegians in U.S. Graduate Education” (University of Minnesota, 2024).…

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Interstride--a Career Platform for International Students 13:37

לפני 10 weeks13:37

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Syracuse is now home to a fantastic resource for international students! Interstride is an interactive portal supporting international students in their job search, immigration journey, and community building. If you've ever been unsure of where to look for jobs with employers who are willing to sponsor, this is the place. If you've had questions about how to present your value to employers as an international student, again, Interstride is your friend. Our guest is Dan Pack, Career Exploration Specialist at SU, who will tell us all about this new, fantastic resource.…

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Telling Your Research Story, Mallory Fix-Lopez 16:50

לפני 11 weeks16:50

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Mallory Fix-Lopez discusses her consultancy Language ConnectED, which provides research communication and professional development trainings for academics. Fix-Lopez will visit Syracuse on February 28, 2025, to deliver a 4-hour workshop for international grad students on “Telling Your Research Story.”…

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Where Are We with Career Paths for PhDs? 29:43

לפני 12 weeks29:43

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Ten years after the Report of the MLA Task Force on the Future of Doctoral Education in Modern Language and Literature, task force chair Russell Berman (German and Comparative Literature, Stanford) reflects on which of the report’s recommendations have had traction over the past decade, which goals have been elusive, and where we stand now with efforts to help PhD students pursue diverse career options.…

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Suzanne Ortega, Council of Graduate Schools 26:44

לפני 13 weeks26:44

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As president of the Council of Graduate Schools (CGS), Suzanne Ortega, Ph.D. advocates for graduate issues, leads research projects, and fosters best practices in graduate education. In this episode, Ortega discusses CGS’s mission, her role with the organization, and what institutions can do to improve graduate experiences and outcomes. If you've ever wanted to hear a high-level discussion of the state of graduate students and the future of graduate education, this is a great podcast to listen to.…

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Carrie Murawski, PhD, from Academia to Advocacy 23:23

לפני 26 weeks23:23

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Carrie Murawski, PhD has a fascinating career trajectory. Starting out as a visit assistant professor at a small liberal arts college, she transitioned to being a full time, tenure-track faculty member--before deciding to take a different path. Recently arrived at Syracuse University, she is the Director of DEIA Learning and Development at Syracuse University. Carrie and I talked about her roles in academia, how and why she decided to take another route, and her hopes for advocating for DEIA here at SU.…

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Charlotte Newcombe Fellowship with Nimisha Thakur 39:59

לפני 28 weeks39:59

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The Charlotte Newcombe Dissertation Fellowship is an excellent opportunity for graduate students who have written dissertations which respond to and participate in deep and meaningful conversations within religion, values, and ethics. Fellows receive a $31,000 stipend to complete the writing stage of their dissertation, and it is available regardless of citizenship status. I was privileged to sit down with Nimisha Thakur , doctoral candidated in Anthropology at SU and current Newcombe Fellow, to talk about her experience applying for and receiving this award. Her story is an inspiration, and I hope it encourages you to consider applying to this prestigious award, due November 1!…

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The Dual Career Question in Academia 43:12

לפני 30 weeks43:12

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Many folks looking for academic jobs struggle to figure out the "two-body problem," in which both members of a couple are seeking academic jobs at more or less the same time. What do you do? How do you prioritize? How do you talk about this issue as a couple? I'm joined this week by Laura Coutts, Associate Director of Career Services in Biostatistics at Duke University to discuss this thorny issue--and, we hope, to offer some ideas as you pursue your academic career(s).…

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Academic Writing as if Readers Matter: Leonard Cassuto, Ph.D. 36:47

לפני 31 weeks36:47

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Leonard Cassuto, Professor of English at Fordham and author of Academic Writing As If Readers Matter . He is a leader in innovative graduate education, and his book is essential reading for all writers, whether for academic audiences or otherwise. He is visiting Syracuse On Sept. 30th and Oct. 1st, giving two talks: How to Go Public: Writing for People Outside Your Specialty September 30, 2024 at 2:15pm – 3:30pm EDT Bird Library, 114 Academic Writing: How to Do It Well and Why We Must October 1, 2024 at 12:00pm – 1:45pm EDT Schine Student Center, 304ABC…

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Fellowships from P.E.O. with Lisa Blystone 25:58

לפני 33 weeks25:58

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The Philanthropic Educational Organization ( P.E.O. International ) is the most important funding agency for women that you've never heard of. P.E.O. supports women in all fields with two awards, one for U.S. citizens, and another, the International Peace Scholarship, for international students. This podcast, with P.E.O. representative Lisa Blystone, focuses on IPS and gives a sense of the organization generally.…

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Mellon/ACLS Diss Award with Melissa Welshans, Ph.D. 18:59

לפני 34 weeks18:59

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Melissa Welshans, Ph.D., Assistant Director, Center for Fellowship and Scholarship Advising (CFSA), walks us through the Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Award, a generous and unusual award for early-stage doctoral students. This award is meant to support early-stage doctoral students pursuing innovative approaches to dissertation research in the humanities and interpretive social sciences, and I asked Melissa to join me to talk about the award and what the funders are looking for. Among other reasons for applying: the award is $42,000 base stipend for the fellowship year, plus up to $8,000 for project-related research, training, development, and travel costs! The award also provides a separate $2,000 stipend for external mentorship.…

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Dylan Mohr: Copyright and Your Dissertation 32:19

לפני 1 year32:19

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If you’re writing a dissertation, it’s likely you’re incorporating at least some material that is under copyright and thus requires permission to reproduce. In this episode, Dr. Dylan Mohr, Syracuse University’s Open Scholarship Librarian, discusses copyright issues that dissertation-writers are likely to encounter, including identifying, approaching, and perhaps negotiating with copyright holders; how the concepts of fair use and the public domain come into play; and reproducing your own previously published work in your dissertation. Dylan also considers the questions of whether to formally register copyright on your dissertation, whether to make your dissertation available on your institutional repository, and what resources exist to help you. Don’t let ignorance of your dissertation’s copyright context trip you up at the finish line!…

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Free Career Platform for Master's Students! 24:59

לפני 1 year24:59

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I'm joined today by Maren Wood, PhD, CEO and Director of the Center for Graduate Career Success. A longtime friend of Syracuse University, Dr. Wood has created a platform, Beyond Graduate School dedicated to preparing Master's students for their careers after graduation, from career exploration, to networking, to resume prep, to closing the deal in an interview. Maren joins me today and tells us all about the platform. I hope you enjoy it and, more important, give Beyond Graduate School a try!…

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Careers in: Acad Administration, Claire Perrott, PhD 14:23

לפני 1 year14:23

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I recently sat down with my new collegue, Claire Perrott, PhD, Professional Development Postdoctoral Fellow in Syracuse's Office of Research, to learn about her transition from her doctoral program and from tenure track roles she held to higher education administration. Claire offered an honest, unsparing picture of her transition, and I think you'll learn a great deal from that perspective. If you are a postdoc (or will be one at Syracuse soon), you'll also be pleased to know that she is here to support you and to grow our efforts in the postdoctoral area. Listen in!…

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Erin Waldron, Data Visualization 27:12

לפני 1 year27:12

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The founder and owner of the consultancy Data Dozen, Erin Waldron leverages her expertise in data analytics to help grad students, postdocs and faculty communicate their research with compelling visualizations. Erin discusses her career path, reviews the state of play with data visualization, and gives a preview of her two upcoming workshops, “Data Visualization 101: Visualizing Data with Tableau” (February 16, 2024) and “How to Communicate Effectively with Data” (February 23, 2024). https://calendar.syracuse.edu/events/2024-feb-16/visualizing-data-with-tableau-109707/ https://calendar.syracuse.edu/events/2024-feb-23/how-to-communicate-effectively-with-data/…

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Careers in - FDA with Ariel Ash-Shakoor, Ph.D. 23:53

לפני 1 year23:53

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Ariel Ash-Shakoor, Ph.D., Biomedical Engineer at FDA in their Cardiovascular Devices division, sits down with me to talk transitions from her PhD program in Bioengineering to her role in the federal government. Along the way, Ariel shares about her experience in building community at Syracuse University, making hard decisions in choosing the right job for her, and succeeding in her demanding role.…

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Nneka Eke, PhD - The Power of Networks 30:45

לפני 2 years30:45

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Nneka Eke, PhD, a graduate of Syracuse's Political Science department and a current Research Associate at SEIU Local 721, joins us to discuss her career exploration journey. From a graduate to doing great work outside of academic, Nneka's experience is instructive for us all.

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Brice Nordquist: The Engaged Humanities Network 31:51

לפני 2 years31:51

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As Dean’s Professor of Community Engagement in the SU College of Arts & Sciences, Brice Nordquist created and directs the Engaged Humanities Network, which “seeds, supports, and fosters exchanges across publicly engaged research, teaching, and creative projects” connecting the University with communities in Syracuse and across Central New York. In this episode, Dr. Nordquist discusses the work of the EHN and the many opportunities for grad students to get involved – including academic-year RAships, summer intern- and assistantships, and the Feeding Collaboration lunch series.…

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Insights from a recruiter - Natalie Schmitt 18:40

לפני 2 years18:40

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What does a recruiter do? How can a recruiter help you in your job search, if at all? Natalie Schmitt, a recent Career Associate in the Graduate School and a former staffing agency recruiter, has lots of great insights into the many applicants she met over the course of her time in that role and what a candidate can do to maximize their chances on the job market.…

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10 things to know as an international student from CIS 19:57

לפני 2 years19:57

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Today, Mary Idzior of the Center for International Services (CIS) takes us through their Top 10 Tips for international students to take advantage of the resources that CIS offers. If you had questions about CIS but haven't wanted to ask, this episode is for you!

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Careers in: Machine Learning, with Vinnie Ustach 25:01

לפני 2 years25:01

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In our first "Careers In" episode of the semester, we are joined by Vinnie Ustach, PhD, a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at GeneDX. Join us as Vinnie talks about his sometimes-circuitous path to his current role, his experiences--good and bad--in graduate school, and offers excellent advice on finding the right job for you.…

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Leo Lambert: Relationship-Rich Education 32:42

לפני 2 years32:42

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Leo Lambert is president emeritus of Elon University in North Carolina and a nationally prominent advocate of student-centered higher education. But back in the 1990s he was associate dean of the Syracuse University Graduate School and a driving force in the establishment of SU’s highly reputed Future Professoriate Program. In this episode, Dr. Lambert discusses his tenure at Elon, his philosophy of “relationship-rich education,” his memories of SU, and his impending return to campus as guest speaker at the 30th anniversary FPP Kickoff event, 2:45 pm on Friday, September 15, in Lyman Hall 132.…

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A new partnership to support fellowships and scholarships 30:53

לפני 2 years30:53

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Melissa Welshans, Ph.D., of the Center for Fellowship and Scholarship Advising, joins Dan Olson-Bang, Ph.D., to discuss the collaboration between the Graduate School and the Center for Fellowship and Scholarship Advising (CFSA) to support the many types of fellowships and scholarships for graduate students and postdocs.…

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Critical Thinking - Soft Skills Series: Dan Klamm, ‘08 24:39

לפני 3 years24:39

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In this episode, Tracy Bauer, G’15, is joined by Dan Klamm, ‘08, Vice President, Global Head of Social Media (Marketing). Dan uses Critical Thinking skills all the time as he makes important decisions in his work, and life. He’ll talk about what critical thinking is and how you can strengthen these skills that employers want. Career readiness is a foundation from which to demonstrate requisite core competencies that broadly prepare the college educated for success in the workplace and lifelong career management. Career readiness is made up of eight career competencies that all employers want , regardless of industry or discipline: Career and Self-Development, Communication, Critical Thinking, Equity and Inclusion, Leadership, Professionalism, Teamwork, and Technology.…

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Grad Views - Yousr Dhaouadi, GSO President 19:43

לפני 3 years19:43

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This episode's Grad Views features Yousr Dhaouadi, a Chemical Engineering doctoral candidate and the current president of the Graduate Student Organization (GSO). Yousr and Dan Olson-Bang discuss her experience coming here from Tunisia, what she's enjoyed about Syracuse University, and her perspective on the GSO--and she has a lot to share, having served in several roles leading up to the presidency.…

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Being Yourself with Trenna Hill, ’14, G’18 36:11

לפני 3 years36:11

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Trenna Hill , ’14, G’18, is the Director of Athlete Development at Fire Lacrosse and a certified life coach. Trenna played lacrosse at Syracuse University, worked in Career Services, and went on to earn her master’s degree in higher education and C.A.S. in Athletic Advising and Administration before moving to Los Angeles. Trenna talks about her experiences being bi-racial and how being yourself is your superpower. Within the intersections of being biracial, indigenous, and a female athlete, Trenna became passionate about helping other athletes, biracials, and anyone struggling through their own identity crisis, build a strong core of confidence and authenticity, and redefining belonging while embracing what “fullness” really means. Not ironically, she is known for her ability to create and build strong team cultures with belonging, refreshing realness, and contagious confidence at the center. Trenna obtained her ICF Life Coaching Certification in 2020. You can follow her at @trenski23 or @_thegirlscoach on Instagram, and follow along at Thebiracialblog.com. Her podcast, Full of Myself, debuts in Spring 2022.…

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Soft Skills Series - Equity & Inclusion: Diane Wiener, M.S.W., Ph.D. 37:54

לפני 3 years37:54

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We talk about equity and inclusion with Diane R. Wiener, M.S.W., Ph.D. (Pronouns: she/they/Diane), Research Professor and Associate Director of Interdisciplinary Programs and Outreach at the Burton Blatt Institute and College of Law at Syracuse University. Career readiness is a foundation from which to demonstrate requisite core competencies that broadly prepare the college educated for success in the workplace and lifelong career management. Career readiness is made up of eight career competencies that all employers want , regardless of industry or discipline. Resources: Sins Invalid: https://www.sinsinvalid.org Wordgathering: A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature: https://www.wordgathering.com Wiener, D. R. (2021, August). Dis/Ability and Critical Cultural Studies . In Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Communication . Oxford: Oxford University Press. Wiener, D. R. (2020, June). Rev. of Disability Visibility: First Person Stories from the 21st Century , edited by Alice Wong (Vintage Books, 2020). In Wordgathering: A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature, 14 (2) . Wiener, D. R. (2018, December). Rev. of Resistance and Hope: Essays by Disabled People: Crip Wisdom for the People , edited by Alice Wong (Disability Visibility Project, 2018). In Wordgathering: A Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature, 12 (4) . Penner, P., & Wiener, D. R. (2018). Language Guide – Disability Cultural Center (2018 edition). Syracuse: Syracuse University Disability Cultural Center. Pollack, K., & Wiener, D. (2018). A Guide to Planning Inclusive Events, Seminars, and Activities at Syracuse University (2018 edition). Syracuse: Syracuse University Disability Cultural Center. Wiener, D. R., & Harris, J. (2017, 28 Feb.). On fortune cookies, neurodiversity, and accessibility . Huffington Post. Wiener, D. R. (2016, 21 Nov.). Intersectional politics and accessibility . Huffington Post. Wiener, D. R., & Hsu, M. (2016, 6 Sept.). Disability rights and the Sagamihara 19: A dialogue with Mizuki Hsu . Huffington Post. Wiener, D. R. (2016, 23 June). ‘Suck it, bipeds’: Finding Dory ’s disability narratives . Huffington Post. Wiener, D. R. (2016, 25 May). On mad advantage: A letter to ‘the normals’ (and to the rest of us) . Huffington Post.…

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Soft Skills Series - Communication: Shannon Feeney Andre, '09, G'17 18:01

לפני 3 years18:01

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Communication is defined as: Clearly and effectively exchange information, ideas, facts, and perspectives with persons inside and outside of an organization. Shannon Andre , ‘09, G’17, serves as the executive director of communications for the student experience at Syracuse University. She leads the division’s communications strategy and planning, along with a team of communications professionals who manage digital content, design, social media, campaigns and writing efforts for divisional departments and student-focused initiatives. Shannon joined the University as a staff member in 2011 after working at the United Way of Central New York. She earned a master's degree in communications management and a bachelor's degree in public relations and political science from Syracuse University. Career readiness is a foundation from which to demonstrate requisite core competencies that broadly prepare the college educated for success in the workplace and lifelong career management. Career readiness is made up of eight career competencies that all employers want , regardless of industry or discipline.…

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Soft Skills Series: Leadership - Gregory J. Victory, G’04 40:15

לפני 3 years40:15

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Leadership is defined as: Recognizing and capitalizing on personal and team strengths to achieve organizational goals. In this episode, we hear from Greg Victory , G’04, Assistant Vice President, Student Affairs and Fannie Mitchell Executive Director, Career Center at Duke University. Greg received his master’s degree in higher education from Syracuse University’s School of Education. Previously, Greg served as Executive Director of the Tufts Career Center from 2016-2020, and as Executive Director of Continuing Education at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), where he was previously Associate Vice President of Student Affairs and Director of the RISD Career Center. At Syracuse University, Greg taught in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, led the First-Year and Transfer Programs office, and served as a lead with employer engagement in the Career Center. Greg has also held positions at Colgate University and Ithaca College and taught junior high school social studies. One of Greg’s favorite jobs was serving as “Scooch,” mascot for the Syracuse Mets (formerly the Syracuse Chiefs), a AAA baseball club. That position allowed him to “be as goofy as I wanted to be, to bring joy, laughter and excitement to fans,” he said. “It offers a glimpse of my spirit, energy and enthusiasm.” In his free-time he enjoys traveling, food (cooking and exploring new restaurants), and spending time with his partner, David, and puppy, Faya. Career readiness is a foundation from which to demonstrate requisite core competencies that broadly prepare the college educated for success in the workplace and lifelong career management. Career readiness is made up of eight career competencies that all employers want , regardless of industry or discipline.…

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Grad Views: Prajakta Mane 16:12

לפני 3 years16:12

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In a new series in partnership with the Graduate Student Organization, Syracuse University Gradcast is featuring the voices and perspectives of graduate students on campus. Today we hear from Prajakta Mane, a master's student in the iSchool, about life in the US, the differences between the Indian and American educational systems, and her thoughts on life at SU.…

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Soft Skills Series: Career & Self Development - Geoff “DeafGeoff” Herbert, ‘05 27:23

לפני 3 years27:23

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Career and Self-Development is defined as: Proactively develop oneself and one’s career through continual personal and professional learning, awareness of one’s strengths and weaknesses, navigation of career opportunities, and networking to build relationships within and without one’s organization. In this episode, we hear from Geoff, “DeafGeoff” Herbert, ‘05, about his career and self-development as a student and professional. Syracuse University alumnus, Geoff “DeafGeoff” Herbert, ‘05, is a New York Emmy-nominated reporter and SEO Lead for syracuse.com | The Post-Standard, where he's worked since 2010. He has also been a DJ for more than 20 years known as "DeafGeoff," and previously worked at Syracuse radio station Hot 107.9 (WWHT-FM) for six years. He was born with a profound binaural hearing loss, gives motivational speeches about growing up with a disability/different ability, and is known on Twitter (@deafgeoff) for lipreading Jim Boeheim during Syracuse basketball games. Herbert grew up in Massachusetts and graduated from Syracuse University's Newhouse School in 2005. He now lives in Syracuse with his wife and two children. Career readiness is a foundation from which to demonstrate requisite core competencies that broadly prepare the college educated for success in the workplace and lifelong career management. Career readiness is made up of eight career competencies that all employers want , regardless of industry or discipline: Career and Self-Development, Communication, Critical Thinking, Equity and Inclusion, Leadership, Professionalism, Teamwork, and Technology.…

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Leaving Academia: A Practical Guide, with Chris Caterine, Ph.D. 30:23

לפני 3 years30:23

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Chris Caterine holds a classics Ph.D., worked in academia for a few years...and then wanted to get out. As with many, life had complicated the once-clear path that he'd expected and wanted, and he found himself casting about for new opportunities. Now, Chris works at Deloitte as a Lead in the Pursuit Center of Excellence and puts the skills he learned during his doctorate to work every day. His recent book, Leaving Academia: A Practical Guide, is essential reading for anyone wondering what their next step might be. Hear Chris's story, his thoughts on the pandemic, and on academia in general right here.…

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Consulting in STEM with Kim White, Numerof & Associates 15:27

לפני 3 years15:27

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Ever wondered if you could put your STEM PhD to work in consulting? Kim White, Vice President and Senior Consultant with Numerof & Associates, certainly thinks so. Numerof & Assoc. is a strategy consulting firm that helps businesses across the life sciences sector develop and implement strategies for competitive advantage in dynamic markets. The firm has a number of PhDs on its staff, many from STEM backgrounds. Join us to hear about the work they do, about consulting in general, and advice about how to succeed in such a role.…

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Alumni Insights: Graduating into a Pandemic with Bekka Burton, G’20 34:08

לפני 3 years34:08

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Bekka Burton , G’20, M.A., Linguistic Studies, is now a User Experience Content Writer at Paychex in Rochester, NY. Prior to securing this position, she went through a lengthy job search process filled with rejection. She shares her tips for if you’re experiencing the frustrations of the job search.

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Self-Awareness and Self-Compassion with Caitlin Dawson Brown, G’15 26:51

לפני 3 years26:51

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Alumna and Licensed Mental Health Counselor Caitlin Dawson Brown, G’15, discusses developing more self-awareness and self-compassion throughout your life. If you would like more assistance with these topics at SU, please visit the Counseling at Barnes Center at the Arch .

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Gradcast Bloopers for Midterm Laughs - Volume 2 15:45

לפני 4 years15:45

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Last year we compiled a bunch of our bloopers and we’re back again with more; we hope you enjoy it!

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The Difference Between a Recruiter and a Hiring Manager 12:00

לפני 4 years12:00

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What does a recruiter do? What is a hiring manager? These roles at companies are incredibly important to understand as a job seeker and are incredibly different. We’ll go over the differences and give you insight to help you improve your strategies with navigating the hiring process with both a recruiter and hiring manager.…

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Teaching Demos for Academic Jobs 15:09

לפני 4 years15:09

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Teaching demos are an often-overlooked part of an academic job interview, and they’re just as mysterious as their cousin, the teaching statement or “philosophy.” Dan Olson-Bang, Ph.D., breaks down the elements of a good demo, suggesting how to avoid inevitable pitfalls and, equally important, how to succeed at this sometimes-tricky assignment.…

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Alumni Insights: Getting Multiple Job Offers with Saad Sayed, G’21 29:26

לפני 4 years29:26

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Engineering Management alumnus Saad Sayed , G’21, earned four job offers by the time he graduated. We’ll learn how he strategized and planned for his job search, what he learned along the way, and what he wishes he handled differently.

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How to: Introduce Yourself and Participate in Small Talk 12:30

לפני 4 years12:30

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Whether you’re at a networking event or going to an interview, you’ll need to figure out the best way to introduce yourself to professionals. Not only that, but “small talk” is important to participate in as a way to warm up to a conversation with someone new. In this episode, we discuss tips for how you can prepare.…

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Insights from a Former Tech Recruiter 36:22

לפני 4 years36:22

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Join Jeffrey D’Andria , G’12, M.S., Student Affairs Counseling, former Technical Recruiter and liaison to tech and start-ups in Silicon Valley as he gives us insight into how to get a job in Big Tech (with advice applicable to other industries), advice he has for students that are struggling to land interviews, as well as what it’s like to live in the San Francisco Bay Area.…

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The New PhD: How to Build a Better Graduate Education by Leonard Cassuto and Robert Weisbuch 45:43

לפני 4 years45:43

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Graduate school trains scholars to work at research universities, even though only a small fraction of them will ever gain a permanent position at one of these institutions. For most doctoral students in the humanities and allied fields, the jobs they are being trained for don’t exist. In their recent book, The New PhD, Leonard Cassuto and Robert Weisbuch seek to overturn conventional wisdom in a clarion call for student-centered, career-diverse graduate education. I sat down with the authors, one of whom was an influential figure in my own doctoral program, to hear their take on how to fix the problems of a PhD that “turns inward,” rather than one that “looks outside the walls of the university.”…

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What is Handshake and how do I use it? - Frequently Asked Questions 5:53

לפני 4 years5:53

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We tell you to make an appointment on Handshake all the time, but what is Handshake, what is it good for, and how does it help advance your career goals? Tracy Bauer, G'15, and Dan Olson-Bang, Ph.D., take you through the platform so that you know how to use its many features, from making an appointment, to learning about in-person and virtual events—and events to connect with employers through career fairs. Log in using your Syracuse University email address and start exploring today! In addition, Handshake posts articles with career advice that may be helpful to you, too.…

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Fall 2021 Preview 8:40

לפני 4 years8:40

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We’re back for season two! Join Dan Olson-Bang, Ph.D., and Tracy Bauer G’15, as we discuss fall opportunities to advance your career and what we learned from season one. After over 55 episodes and over 7500 downloads, we have come a long way—and hope you’ll tune in this year. Resources mentioned in this episode: - Book individual appointments via Handshake - Use VMock to get your resume reviewed - Explore careers and learn more in Aurora for PhDs - Visit Big Interview for interviewing help - Register for workshops with Jaime Weisberg on growth mindset and emotional intelligence - Attend virtual career fairs and participate in challenges (information in Handshake) Check Handshake and your email for news and events happening throughout the semester.…

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Job Offers & Negotiation - Frequently Asked Questions 26:36

לפני 4 years26:36

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Dan Olson-Bang, Ph.D., and Tracy Bauer G’15, answer the most frequently asked questions on job offers including: What should I say when I receive a job offer over the phone? How do I research salary? What are some of the aspects of a job offer I can negotiate? And more!

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NSF GRFP - Hear from Recipients 26:09

לפני 5 years26:09

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Dr. Melissa Welshans from the Center for Fellowship and Scholarship Advising is back with our final installment on the NSF GRFP: tips from two grant recipients. Melissa speaks with Jane Pascar, a PhD candidate in her third year of the Biology PhD Program, and Katie Piston, a PhD candidate in her fourth year of the Bioengineering PhD program.…

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Working with Us - Frequently Asked Questions 7:03

לפני 5 years7:03

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Tracy Bauer, G'15, Graduate Career Development Specialist, and Dan Olson-Bang, Ph.D., Director of Career and Professional Development at the Graduate School want to help you know how to work with us! We briefly discuss how we help students, when you should start working with us, how to make appointments and more.…

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Applying to Ph.D. Programs 19:27

לפני 5 years19:27

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Join Tracy Bauer, G'15, as she interviews Dan Olson-Bang, Ph.D., to learn about applying to Ph.D. programs. This episode answers your questions on when you should get started, how to find schools that are a good fit for you, what to include in a successful statement of purpose essay, and more!

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The NSF GRFP - An Insider’s Take 17:13

לפני 5 years17:13

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Melissa Welshans, Ph.D., G’14, from Syracuse University’s Center for Fellowship and Scholarship Advising interviews Mary Beth Monroe, Ph.D., an Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering. Dr. Monroe received an NSF GRFP grant while a PhD student at Texas A&M University, and served as a reviewer for the award during last year’s application cycle. If you haven’t listened to our previous episode, the NSF GRFP – And Why It Matters, make sure to listen to that episode first. * Applicants must be US Citizens, nationals, or permanent residents, be pursuing a research-based master’s or PhD degree in STEM or social sciences, enrolled in an accredited U.S. institution by the fall after they receive the award, and either applying to or recently enrolled in graduate school.…

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The NSF GRFP - And Why it Matters 20:06

לפני 5 years20:06

20:06

The National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program ( NSF-GRFP ) is one of the most prestigious (and lucrative!) awards one can get as a grad student. It will pay for 3 years of both tuition and a generous stipend for students in STEM or Social Science. Melissa Welshans, PhD, Assistant Director of the Center for Fellowship and Scholarship Advising (CFSA) sat down with me to share what students need to know and how to prepare for the fellowship. Melissa tells us that there is no better time to get started on your application, and this podcast is a great way to start. * Applicants must be US Citizens, nationals, or permanent residents, be pursuing a research-based master’s or PhD degree in STEM or social sciences, enrolled in an accredited U.S. institution by the fall after they receive the award, and either applying to or recently enrolled in graduate school.…

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On-Campus Interviews - Academic Job Market Series 33:26

לפני 5 years33:26

33:26

Carlos Castaneda, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology and Chemistry at Syracuse University, shares his experience and thoughts on the on-campus interview--including whether there will be such things this year! Carlos and I discuss all the crucial bits: the meals, the meeting with the dean, even shoes. If you are wondering how to make a good impression during the second round, this podcast is for you.…

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Digital, Video, Phone Interviews - Frequently Asked Questions 17:35

לפני 5 years17:35

17:35

Join Tracy Bauer, G'15, and Dan Olson-Bang, Ph.D., as they discuss digital, video, and phone interviews as more and more companies recruit virtually. What is a digital interview like? What is a video call/zoom interview like? What is a phone interview like? How should I prepare for a digital or video conference call interview? How should I prepare for a phone interview? How and when should I follow up after an interview?…

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Using an Agile Mindset to Adapt with Elvi Caperonis 23:02

לפני 5 years23:02

23:02

Elvi Caperonis , Technical Program Manager at Amazon and Life & Agile Career Coach, talks about how to stay adaptable in your job search and career using some of the techniques of Agile Methodology (used in software development). She also encourages you to increase your emotional intelligence and to discover and use your own super powers.…

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First-Round Interviews - Academic Job Market Series 27:18

לפני 5 years27:18

27:18

In this episode we are joined by Dr. Rebecca Schewe, Assistant Professor of Sociology and O'Hanley Faculty Scholar. Dr. Schewe takes us through the first-round or "screening interview" that colleges and universities use to determine whom they should invite for on-campus interviews. These meetings are short, to the point, and most often happen over Zoom or the phone. What are they looking for, and how do you make the cut--and get the invitation for the campus interview? Find out here.…

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Alumni Insights: Self-Reflection and Self-Worth in your Job Search with Shaundel Sanchez, Ph.D., MPA, G’14, G’20 20:02

לפני 5 years20:02

20:02

Shaundel Sanchez completed her Ph.D. in spring 2020 in Cultural Anthropology just as the pandemic hit, causing her postdoc in Germany to be cancelled and her to reevaluate her post-Ph.D. life and career goals. Throughout our interview she describes how she evaluated herself through self-reflection and refined her job search with networking successes along the way. Shaundel begins a Visiting Assistant Professorship this fall at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, VA.…

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Reference Letters - Academic Job Market Series 31:54

לפני 5 years31:54

31:54

In this episode, Dr. Romita Ray, Associate Professor of Art and Music Histories, discusses the thorny issue of the reference letter, and encourages us to get started asking for them now! But before you ask, there's plenty to know: whom to ask, what information your referees need, how to "pop the question," and more.…

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Working from Home - Tips from Alumni 29:51

לפני 5 years29:51

29:51

As many professionals work from home, we interviewed several alumni on their top tips for working well in your personal space. On today’s episode we’ll hear tips from: Tanya Achhra , G’18, Information Management, is a Program Manager at Amazon Web Services, and began her job working from home this past spring. Janak Khilnani , G’15, Information Management and Managing Consultant at IBM and has been working from home for five years. Jessica Garay Redmond , Ph.D., G’18, Assistant Professor at Syracuse University. Jessica is also a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN), a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Fellow of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (FAND) and 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher. You can connect with Jessica on Twitter, @CuseSportsRD .…

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Alumni Insights: Conducting a Strategic Search with Zhicheng (Mike) Zhao, G’14 26:23

לפני 5 years26:23

26:23

Zhicheng (Mike) Zhao , G'14, Computer Science graduate from the College of Engineering and Computer Science is currently a Tech Lead at Alibaba in China. Mike formerly worked as a Senior Software Engineer at eBay and lived in San Francisco where he created a large orange alumni community. Mike will provide tips for conducting your job search.…

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Teaching Statements - Academic Job Market Series 24:07

לפני 5 years24:07

24:07

Join Syracuse University alum Laura Spenceley, PhD , who is assistant professor of School Psychology and Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at SUNY OSWEGO to explore the ins and outs of effective teaching statements . A good teaching statement, Dr. Spenceley says, are "teasers for what faculty and students can expect from you when you're on campus." Yet so many statements let the reader down, so how do you write one that makes faculty want to see what you're like as a teacher?…

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Research Statements - Academic Job Market Series 25:59

לפני 5 years25:59

25:59

Christa Kelleher, an assistant professor of (this is a mouthful!) Comparative Hydrology, Urban Hydrology, & Hydrologic Modeling in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, joins us this week to give us her take on the research statement. Given her preference for "shiny things," as she calls them, what makes a research statement shine? Listen to find out.…

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