Dr. Divyang Purohit talks about his recent research article about graduate students’ jobs and career choices and how HR professionals can attract them.  His article was published in the European Journal of Training and Development.
Host: Marie-Line Germain, Ph.D.
Mixing: Kelly Minnis

Ep. 061 -  Graduate Students' Job Choice - Dr. Divyang Purohit

In honor of National Public Health Week, we're speaking with four of our students about their research and the path that brought them to the field of public health. Meet Youri Benadjaoud, Shaw Hubbard, Sophia Petrillo, and Darlene Tat, all currently enrolled in our Master of Public Health program. Get to know them as they share their stories and their research interests.

NPHW BONUS: Meet the MPHs

Savannah Sugg is a dedicated graduate student at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), residing in the vibrant city of Murfreesboro. With a passion for working with children, she finds joy in teaching them about the significance of sports. Alongside his commitment to education, Savannah actively volunteers at Veterans' homes, cherishing the company of senior citizens. Her love for sports and the great outdoors makes her thrive in any athletic environment. Visit at : https://www.behance.net/savannahsugg

Savannah Sugg - A Dedicated Graduate Student

Savannah Sugg, a driven graduate student residing in Murfreesboro, TN. With a heart for inspiring children, she finds fulfillment in imparting the value of sports through teaching. Not only does she excel as a volleyball coach and substitute teacher, but she also dedicates his time to serving the senior community by volunteering at Veterans' homes. Savannah's adventurous spirit finds solace in the realms of sports and nature. Visit at : https://www.behance.net/savannahsugg

Savannah Sugg - A Volleyball Coach

Savannah Sugg, a passionate graduate student at MTSU. Her love for working with children shines through her role as a volleyball coach and substitute teacher. Additionally, she is an avid volunteer at Veterans' homes, where she enjoys connecting with and supporting senior citizens. Savannah's energetic personality thrives amidst sports and the great outdoors, which she values dearly. Visit at : https://www.behance.net/savannahsugg

Savannah Sugg - An Avid Volunteer

Savannah Sugg, a determined graduate student hailing from Murfreesboro, TN, embodies the spirit of a teacher. Through her roles as a volleyball coach and substitute teacher, she instills in children the significance of sports and the joy it brings. Her compassionate nature extends to volunteering at Veterans' homes, where she cherishes the company of senior citizens. Savannah's love for sports and the outdoors fuels her vibrant energy. Visit at 
 : https://www.behance.net/savannahsugg

Savannah Sugg - A Teacher

Savannah Suggis a passionate about sports, teaching kids, and volunteering at Veterans' homes. Aspiring teacher and future administrator.Savannah Sugg MTSU graduate student from Murfreesboro. Volleyball coach, substitute teacher, and lover of the outdoors. Savannah Sugg is a TN-based grad student at MTSU. Dedicated to teaching kids the value of sports. Visit at : https://www.behance.net/savannahsugg

Savannah Sugg - A Passionate About Sports

Savannah Sugg, a motivated graduate student residing in Murfreesboro, TN, embodies the essence of a dedicated educator. Through her roles as a volleyball coach and substitute teacher, she not only imparts the fundamentals of sports but also instills valuable life lessons in his students. Savannah's ultimate aspiration is to build her  own volleyball club, providing opportunities for young athletes to thrive. Visit at : https://www.behance.net/savannahsugg

Savannah Sugg - An Influential Educator

Project STAND pod hosts Lae'l Hughes-Watkins and Valencia Johnson interview Alex Soto. Alex is a member of the Tohono O’odham Nation and a 2020 graduate student earning a Master of Arts in Library and Information Science from the University of Arizona. He is a Knowledge River, ALA Spectrum, and ARL Kaleidoscope scholar.  Alex’s journey to librarianship comes after years of success as a touring hip-hop musician/educator and activist. As a graduate student, Alex has realized the importance of culturally relevant information literacy within tribal communities and the role of reparative archives in strengthening Indigenous sovereignty. Alex manages the Labriola National American Indian Data Center at Arizona State University. In this episode, Alex discusses how his life as a member of Tohono O’odham Nation and as a hip-hop artist, educator and activist influence his work LIS.

Alex Soto, Tohono O’odham Nation, Labriola National American Indian Data Center

In Episode 3, we throw it back to our beloved mini series Reporting from LASA 2024, from Season 9. We welcome back Johann Kirchenbauer, a graduate student from the Spanish and Portuguese department, who sits down with fellow PhD candidate, Waleska Solorzano, to talk about her experience in LASA 2024. Specifically, they discuss her ongoing research on what she terms as the “Venespora,” which she uses to think through the Venezuelan diaspora and its subversive artistic genealogy. Finally, Waleska discusses one of her many projects, the Venesporan Artists Project, a digital directory of contemporary Venezuelan artists from all over the world. We hope you enjoy the episode!

S11 E03–  Thinking through the ‘Venespora’ with Waleska Solorzano (Reporting from LASA 2024)

The official podcast for the Latin American Studies program in the Department of Spanish & Portuguese at the University of Toronto.

Savannah Sugg is a graduate student living in Tennessee. She loves working with children and teaching them the importance of participating in sports activities. She hopes to start and run her own volleyball club at a local high school one day.

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