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DASL Podcast
By Silvia VicenziEducation
DASL Podcast episodes
- #2 - “Leaving Home, Finding Purpose” with Dr. Ece Bayram
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The podcast episode features an interview with Dr. Ece Bayram, who shares her experiences as a foreigner navigating life and academia. Ece discusses the impact of imposter syndrome and offers insights into developing strong organizational skills and finding effective mentoring. Silvia and Ece also explore the challenges faced in medical school, including dealing with depression and PTSD, and how these experiences have shaped her resilience. They talk about the importance of picturing diversity and the unique obstacles within academia. Additionally, Ece provides advice on navigating the academic landscape and shares personal strategies for turning challenges into opportunities for growth. Finally, Silvia emphasizes how resilience can be cultivated through adversity and Ece offers listeners valuable tips on how to thrive in academic environments.
Are you interested in sharing your story on the DASL Podcast? Nominate yourself or someone you know to be a guest by filling out our intake form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMipiFRpxpWj_IEDte8mBAKA9n7BCe2ylBLNNY_H6zTE5Ogg/viewform.
We’re excited to feature voices that inspire, empower, and contribute to our diverse community.1 hr 7 min - #1 - "Navigating Paths: Academia, Industry, and Beyond" with Dr. Evan Boyle
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The podcast episode features an interview with Dr Evan Boyle, a postdoctoral scholar at UC San Diego. Evan discusses his work in RNA biology and his involvement in the Diversity and Science Lecture Series (DASL). He talks about how DASL was founded and his role in leading the organization. Silvia and Evan also discuss the challenges and rewards of being a leader in the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) space. Additionally, Evan shares his experiences applying for academic and biotech jobs and offers advice to listeners on how to navigate the job search process. Finally, not only did Evan provide remarkable productivity tips, but he also discussed with Silvia the importance of work-life balance and building community within the scientific field.
Are you interested in sharing your story on the DASL Podcast? Nominate yourself or someone you know to be a guest by filling out our intake form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMipiFRpxpWj_IEDte8mBAKA9n7BCe2ylBLNNY_H6zTE5Ogg/viewform.
We’re excited to feature voices that inspire, empower, and contribute to our diverse community.39 min
About DASL Podcast
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The DASL podcast is a project designed by Dr. Silvia Vicenzi to elevate the stories of underrepresented trainees at UCSD who have braved challenges and discrimination in their lives and careers.…
This platform aims to empower individuals by sharing their experiences and the strategies they used to navigate and overcome such obstacles. The objective is to provide insights and inspiration, with the anticipated outcome being a source of motivation and guidance for trainees facing similar challenges. DASL at UCSD has already made significant contributions to promoting diversity and enhancing rights within higher education. The DASL Podcast represents a forward-thinking approach to storytelling and mentorship that will make a lasting impact on our community.
We are extremely thankful to the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Diversity Grant for funding the DASL Podcast Series, among many other projects (https://chanzuckerberg.com/). DASL stands for The Diversity and Science Lecture Series (https://www.ucsddasl.com/).
Are you interested in sharing your story on the DASL Podcast? Nominate yourself or someone you know to be a guest by filling out our intake form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMipiFRpxpWj_IEDte8mBAKA9n7BCe2ylBLNNY_H6zTE5Ogg/viewform.
We’re excited to feature voices that inspire, empower, and contribute to our diverse community.
We are extremely thankful to the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Diversity Grant for funding the DASL Podcast Series, among many other projects (https://chanzuckerberg.com/). DASL stands for The Diversity and Science Lecture Series (https://www.ucsddasl.com/).
Are you interested in sharing your story on the DASL Podcast? Nominate yourself or someone you know to be a guest by filling out our intake form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMipiFRpxpWj_IEDte8mBAKA9n7BCe2ylBLNNY_H6zTE5Ogg/viewform.
We’re excited to feature voices that inspire, empower, and contribute to our diverse community.