By Rena Lewis
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.
Today in the guest chair, I am speaking to Simone a 2020 graduate. You can look forward to hearing us discuss why she believes her Masters in Social Work from Fordham University will help her achieve her future goals. Why she feels that her transition from being a college student to an adult has affected her mentally.
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Today in the guest chair, I am speaking to Alexandria 2018 graduate. You can look forward to hearing us discuss why she believes college did not prepare her for the real world. What it means to trust the process, why she feels like her time is running out, and how she is motivating herself daily.
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Today in the Guest chair I am speaking to Terecea a graduate of Baruch College. You can look forward to hearing us discuss that there is no set formula to surviving life after college, how Linked In has really helped her to network and get mentors, and what's it's like seeking out a job agency to help her find a job.
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In today's guest chair, I’m chatting with Destiny. A graduate of the University of Hartford. You can look forward to hearing us discuss nepotism, the struggle of finding a job after college even when you have the qualifications, networking, and seeking out jobs using indeed or social media.
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In the guest chair today, I’m speaking with Hakima. A graduate of Medgar Evers College who has a B.A. in Computer Information Systems. You can look forward to hearing us discuss the struggles of getting out of college, finding internships, how hard it is to get an entry-level position, and dealing with the reality of not being where you want to be after college.
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Today in the guest chair I am speaking to Howard graduates She’Neil Johnson and Nicolette Graves. The founders of the popular skincare line Base Butter. Base Butter is a skincare line created for black women. Its main purpose is to nourish and protect your skin from harsh chemicals.
In this two-part conversation, you can expect to hear us discuss their college journeys, how they navigated life after college, experiencing job loss, deciding to become the CEO of their own lives, along with where the idea for Base Butter came from and how a rebrand has caused them to become the go-to skincare brand for black women.
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Today in the guest chair I am speaking to Howard graduates She’Neil Johnson and Nicolette Graves. The founders of the popular skincare line Base Butter. Base Butter is a skincare line created for black women. Its main purpose is to nourish and protect your skin from harsh chemicals.
In this two-part conversation, you can expect to hear us discuss their college journeys, how they navigated life after college, experiencing job loss, deciding to become the CEO of their own lives, along with where the idea for Base Butter came from and how a rebrand has caused them to become the go-to skincare brand for black women.
Listen on Apple or Spotify
Don’t forget if you have a topic or concern you would like to hear discussed on the show. Just email me at [email protected] and I can make it happen.
Stay Blessed!
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Today in the guest chair, I am speaking to Reginah. A graduate of Rutgers University. Reginah may not have known that a pandemic would happen during her senior year, but lucky for her, she had a master plan for life after college. She was able to apply and get accepted to Teach For America.
Teach For America is a program devoted to hiring individuals to end educational injustice throughout the United States. Reginah also shared that being apart of Teach For America has great benefits like relocation funds, being able to attend graduate school, or law school paid for by Teach For America.
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In part two of the interview, Brittney Oliver and I speak on:
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Today in the guest chair, we have Brittney Oliver, a woman who has persevered and created her own blueprint to navigating life after college.
The world was first introduced to Brittney Oliver in 2017 in an article she wrote for fast company titled "This is what it's like to search for a job as a black woman". where she talks about going too over 100 interviews in 8 months before landing her first job.
Brittney has since used this difficult transition and the knowledge gained from it and created a networking mixer call Lemons 2 Lemonade to teach black millennials like you techniques to navigate your job search process.
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The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.