Aarna's News | Inspiring and Uplifting Stories of Women In STEM

Aarna's News | Inspiring and Uplifting Stories of Women In STEM

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Aarna's News | Inspiring and Uplifting Stories of Women In STEM episodes

  • 022 Radha Shenoy: How To Find The Right Mindset

    In the tenth episode of Season 2's Women In STEM series, Ms. Radha and I spoke about how the basics of schooling can progress you up the career ladder. With a different perspective on this platform, we were able to correlate how learning and keeping the right mindset can enable these opportunities to come to you, later on in your life. Including many experiences herself, Ms. Radha shared her own stories of tackling common learning obstacles, and being able to persevere, she was able to progress at a much faster pace than the rest of her peers. Not only is this a deep dive into how you can pursue professional goals, but we also talk about how education can play a huge role in shaping your future opportunities, and later on, in life. Listen and enjoy!

    24 min
  • 021 Jill Wetzler: How To Navigate External Influences
    In the ninth episode of Season 2's Women In STEM series, Ms. Jill and I spoke about career progression through the people you surround yourself with. With a completely different take on this channel, we talked about how external influences can shift your attitude, and we also learned the ways to navigate around issues like that. Including several real-world stories regarding herself, Ms. Jill shares the different mindsets that you can go into a workplace with, and how keeping your options open, and staying curious is the best path. Not only is this a deep dive into how you can pursue personal and professional growth, we also talk about habits, a.k.a. the ways that you can find marginal gains to improve upon yourselves. Listen and enjoy!
    34 min
  • 020 Ana Grace: The Importance of Curiosity & Keeping an Open Playing Field

    In the eighth episode of Season 2's Women In STEM series, Ms. Ana and I spoke about having openness and eagerness to learn, something that can take you far out in life. As curiosity is a key factor that can propel your career and life, in this episode, you'll find many tips and tricks towards keeping an open field and grasping at any opportunity to come your way. Not only learning about her story, but in this episode, you can find out how to overcome tough challenges that throw you off your game. Listen, and enjoy.

    28 min
  • 019 Manju Abraham: The Secrets Behind Measuring Success

    After a very dormant season, in the seventh episode of Season 2's Women In STEM series, Ms. Manju and I had an amazing interview regarding finding your passion and career goals. As this world takes a turn from its past, and a place where women can make such a larger change in the fields of sciences, Ms. Manju and I had an amazing chat regarding many misconceptions in the professional field. As Vice President of Engineering at Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Board Member of The CLUB - an incubator for women leaders, and an avid enthusiast in the fields of STEM, Ms. Manju is such an amazing professional and role model for so many younger girls. In this bubbly episode, you'll find out about not only her story in the field of sciences, but you can find out tips that will work out for YOU, including the secrets behind measuring success, how you can pursue personal and professional growth, and really find your niche in so many exciting ways. You'll definitely get a kick from this episode and find your own passion in STEM! Enjoy!

    Check out Ms. Manju's LinkedIn page for more information about her: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manju-abraham/

    Love,

    Aarna

    25 min
  • 018 Erin Keeley: Challenging Yourself in Professional Spaces & How To Grasp New Opportunities

    Featuring the sixth episode of Season 2's Women In STEM, Ms. Keeley and I had an inspiring interview talking about growing out of our own bubbles, challenging ourselves in the STEM fields, and advice for you! Ms. Keeley is a Global Director of Engineering, and she's skilled at Operations Management, Data Analytics, New Product Development and Engineering. She has led teams from USA, Europe, and Asia, and she has worked at IBM, TechWomen, and Hitachi GST. From learning about Ms. Keeley's experiences of her own, you'll truly understand the meaning of grasping new opportunities, and get out of your comfort zone, to find something that you're truly passionate about. This episode is for those who want a better perspective in Engineering, and STEM via a positive atmosphere! Listen and enjoy!

    29 min
  • 017 Ava Mariya Gencheva: Education Management On Another Perspective

    After a dormant season, Ms. Gencheva and I had an inspiring interview talking about education management, and advice for you! Check out the fifth episode of Season 2's Women In STEM! Featuring Ms. Gencheva, she's an educator, visionary, Founder & CEO, and a speaker with over 15 years of experience in the educational management field! As an expert in coaching, sourcing, and recruiting talent for nonprofits and for-profit organizations, she's founded her own organization aimed for professionaly helping students get into their dream collges, and it's called Voiced. At Voiced, you get professional help from pros, such as Ms. Gencheva herself! Voiced is an organization that helps students get into their DREAM colleges, and you get the right help. Check out this wonderful organization: https://voiced.academy/! I absolutely recommend going to Voiced for any help with finding your right College, because you get insightful tips, and tricks! (Not like other scamming organizations!) This is for those who want a better perspective in Education Managment, and STEM via a positive atmosphere! Listen and enjoy!

    36 min
  • 016 Priya Natarajan: The Key To Motivation

    Check out the fourth episode of Season 2's series of Women In STEM! Featuring Ms. Priya Natarajan, an Inspiring CEO, Founder, Consultant, and Board Member Of Her Organizations! She has a very motivating past for all of the people out there in STEM and educating others, so check her organizations! In this episode, I talked about how HomeKasa, so check out their website at www.HomeKasa.io! Check out her Linkedin as well! I absolutely highly recommend going to these awesome sites for mentoring help with financial situations! This is for those wanting better perspectives in the STEM field in a positive atmosphere! Listen and enjoy!

    18 min
  • 015 Nana Janashia: How To Teach Effectively & The Secret Behind YouTube

    Check out the second episode of Season 2's series of Women In STEM! Featuring Nana Janashia, an influential Youtuber, who is based in Austria and teaches DevOps Tutorials. She has a very motivating past for all of the people out there in STEM, so check her Youtube Channel: Techworld with Nana. I absolutely highly recommend her videos for those wanting better perspectives in the Tech field! Listen and enjoy!

    12 min
  • 014 Nutan Malhotra: Bridging Educational Awareness & STEM Together

    Check out the first episode of Season 2's series of Women In STEM! Featuring Ms. Nutan Malhotra, an Inspiring CEO, Founder, President, and Board Member Of Her Organizations! She has a very motivating past for all of the people out there in STEM and educating others, so check her organizations! In this episode, I talked about how STEMentorsSV was with Foothill College but has recently collaborated with Citizen School! Check out MENTORCONNECT's website for more information at https://www.skoolmentor.com/ And check out STEMentorsSV at https://stementorssv.org/ I absolutely highly recommend going to these awesome sites for mentoring help with professionals and college students in industries! This is for those wanting better perspectives in the STEM field in a positive atmosphere! Listen and enjoy!

    25 min

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Hosted by Aarna Sahu, Aarna's News is a collection of stories from brilliant women themselves in the STEM industry--that is, Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and everything in between.…