Episode 2 of the Undiluted Podcast focuses on Racial Trauma. Host Joyce Mgbolu will discuss the causes of it, along with ways to cope and manage the distress that comes from anti-Black racism. Joyce will speak to students Basirat Naphew and Brandon Calliste, who will share their perspectives on these issues, alone with professional speaker Talisa Boland. Together, they’ll create awareness, and provide support and coping strategies.

What’s it like owning a business in Canada when you’re a black student? What about being a Black female leader in a male-dominated industry? On the first episode of the Undiluted Podcast, Joyce Mgbolu will be discussing Black student-owned SMEs (Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises), with students Kadaesha Lindsay and Rachel Atta-Mensah, followed by entrepreneur Nkechi Nwafor-Robinson sharing her experiences and insights into the Canadian business world.

In the fourth and final episode of Leadership Vibes, Ella Bates speaks to recent Centennial graduates Asli Kahraman and Kai Little-White about their very different leadership styles, and how they make the most of them.

This third episode is about our leadership skills, what they are, and how we can develop them. Ella bates speaks to Darryl Chiu, Jacob Pickering, and Jimmy Nyende as they share their experiences that helped them grow their skills and identify what they needed to develop.

What is the mission of a leader? What gives purpose to how you lead? In the second episode of the season, Ella Bates speaks to Duja Sebastian and Harminder Saini, two Centennial College graduates who’ve moved on to success in the entrepreneurial and paramedicine world, about what their goals as leaders are.

Join us as we interview various BIPOC leaders in the public relations industry - why they chose PR, what their job entails and why BIPOC representation and leadership are more important than ever in this fast-paced, growing industry. In this episode, we will feature Jefferson Darrell Founder and CEO of Breakfast Culture.

Join us as we interview various leaders in the public relations industry - why they chose PR, what their job entails and the skills and traits needed in this fast-paced, growing industry.

PR: Shaping the Future is a three-episode podcast series by postgraduate students in Centennial College’s Public Relations and Corporate Communications program, exploring diversity in the industry through interviews with BIPOC professionals in the PR industry. In this first episode, we interview Joseph Actra, of In Spirit Foundations, and discuss his work, his journey, his challenges and barriers, and the future of Public Relations.

Deb Matthews, takes us through the importance of UDL and explores each of the three principles in this final episode that focuses on the principle of multiple means of action and expression. Through an understanding of the uniqueness of trees and our relationships with our environment that highlights the benefits we gain by creating rich, diverse educational ecosystems. Much in the same way our world creates rich, diverse natural ecosystems that Matthews is a professor and the child and youth care practitioner program at Centennial College.

This episode is the third a poor many episodes for a Centennial College faculty that Matthews takes us through the importance of UDL and explores each of the three principles in this episode that focuses on the principle of multiple means of representation. Through an understanding of the uniqueness of trees and our relationships with our environment that highlights the benefits we gained by creating rich, diverse educational ecosystems much in the same way our world creates rich, diverse natural ecosystems that Matthews is a professor and the child and youth care practitioner program at Centennial College.