Have you ever wondered how a software engineering student's life unfolds at Carleton University? If so, don’t miss out on my chat with Saan, a first-year student who discusses her former internship at Nokia, her exciting experiences with First Robotics, the hidden gems that await in the capital city of Ottawa, and more!

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Balancing life’s responsibilities can quickly become overwhelming, especially when it feels like classes, extracurriculars, jobs, and family commitments are competing for your time and energy. But here’s the good news: There are an infinite number of apps available to help you stay organized and on track!

Today, I will dive into the top productivity tools for students. Need more focus? Check. Want to organize like a pro? You got it. The best part? All these tools will help you reallocate your time to the things you love and want to prioritize most. So, join me as I walk through seven top-notch productivity apps - the must-haves for every student.

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For many grade 12 students, the prospect of university can feel overwhelming - from exploring career interests to selecting programs and crafting applications to your dream universities. But worry not! In today's episode, Sneha Shah, a second-year computer science student at Western University, joins me to answer all your burning questions. Listen in as we discuss choosing your career path, managing finances as a student, creating a standout application, and essential tips to prepare you for a successful university experience!

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Join me for an inspiring conversation with Donya Hojabr, a Technology Associate at Morgan Stanley. We explore a typical day in Donya’s role, her time as a software engineering student at McGill, the impactful mentorship positions she has taken on, and more!

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Today on the podcast, Alice Hu, a third-year University of British Columbia biomedical engineering student, shares the inside scoop on what it's like to study engineering across the country! Join us as we talk about biomedical engineering, Alice's leadership roles in hands-on extracurriculars like UBC Wastenauts, and her exciting internship with ATCO, among other fascinating topics.

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Want a glimpse into the tech world through the eyes of an engineering student? If so, tune in to my conversation with Aparna, a first-year software engineering student at the University of Ottawa. Together, we delve into Aparna's journey, exploring what ignited her early interest in STEM, the highlights of her experience at uOttawa, her internship position with Ford, and so much more!

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Today on the podcast, I explore eight exciting STEM competitions, highlighting their unique features and learning opportunities. From creative engineering design contests to mind-bending physics puzzles, these challenges will allow you to take your STEM skills to the next level and showcase your talents in the STEM field!

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When we think of STEM careers, engineers, scientists, and programmers are likely the first jobs that come to mind. However, the truth is that the career opportunities in STEM are far more wide-ranging than you might think!

This week on Confessions of Women in STEM, I discuss eight lesser-known but nonetheless rewarding STEM careers that offer numerous opportunities for creativity, collaboration, and innovation.

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Are you curious about the field of Systems Design Engineering? Join me for an insightful episode with special guest Rebecca Lai, a Systems Design Engineering student at the University of Waterloo! In this episode, Rebecca shares her valuable experiences, including lessons gained from her co-op internships, the work she completed as the Vice President of Design at UW Blueprint, her favorite design projects, and more.

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Tune in for a captivating discussion with Bonnie Douglas, Project Manager at the Canadian Coalition of Women in Engineering, Science, Trades, and Technology (CCWESTT). We discuss Bonnie's journey in STEM, her perspective on imposter syndrome, the initiatives she's spearheading at CCWESTT to promote gender representation in STEM, and more! 

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