• Educate Me: Surviving and Thriving in Graduate School

  • By: Paris Podcasting
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Educate Me: Surviving and Thriving in Graduate School

By: Paris Podcasting
  • Summary

  • Educate Me, hosted by Brit Paris, is a podcast all about surviving and thriving in graduate school. Each week we talk with a graduate about their experiences in graduate school, their greatest challenges, and how they overcame them.
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Episodes
  • Episode 20: Starting out with Carey Viejou
    Jan 12 2021

    This week's podcast guest is Carey Viejou, an MA student at the University of Lethbridge studying children's agency in medical decisions. We chatted about starting grad school and establishing grad school habits.

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    42 mins
  • Episode 19: Avoiding the Pitfalls with Becca Mayers
    Dec 22 2020

    My guest this week is Becca Mayers, PhD Candidate in the School of Community and Regional Planning at UBC. Becca studies cycling infrastructure and is also host of Dense City Podcast where she breaks down articles and books on the topic of cities with the researchers who write them. We chatted about selecting supervisors, managing timelines, and avoiding all the pitfalls that can keep you from completing your degree.

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    45 mins
  • Episode 18: Wearing Many Hats with Julia Imanoff
    Dec 7 2020

    This week I had the pleasure of chatting with Julia Imanoff, PhD Student in Nursing at the University of Calgary, about the many hats she wears - mom, nurse, student, entrepreneur, student leader - and how she makes time and space for it all.

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    48 mins

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