In today’s episode we’re joined by student representative for the Board of Governors, and 1st year medical student, Eshan Arora while we discuss everything about the DSU! Learn about Eshan, how he discovered the DSU, and more! In this episode we cover DSU positions and how to run, starting a society and the benefits of joining one, and just general tips! We hope you enjoy and happy listening🫶🏼🎧

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In today’s episode we’re joined by clinical psychology student Alzena Ilie while we discuss anything and everything about the program! Learn about Alzena, why she chose clinical psych, and a bit about her background. In this episode we cover application requirements, training, the difference between a PsyD and clinical psychology PhD, grants, and so much more!

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Hey everyone! Join the four DUHC OG founders for one final episode as they graduate from their Dalhousie undergraduate programs and start the next chapter in their lives. In this episode we commemorate DUHC's success over its first two years of existence and provide a preview of what the society will look like for next year. Additionally, we each talk about our involvements in and out of university across our four-year degree, how we got to where we are today, and what our plans for the future are.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to all our listeners - whether you listened to part of just one episode or all 27 of them - for making this journey possible and memorable for us. We couldn't have done it without you and we hope DUHC continues to prosper and help aspiring students for many, many years to come. Cheers! :) <3

Join us for a very special 6th and final episode of DUHC's 4th season, where we will be joined by a truly inspirational individual: Matt LeRoux! He will share his journey through his undergraduate life at MUN, how he ended up on his current medical school path at Dalhousie, and the difficult obstacles he overcame between these two time points. He discusses his very own website, which is aimed at exposing aspects of the hidden curriculum surrounding medical school applications, his role as an "ask a med student" representative, and the meaningful involvements he took part in throughout his life that lead him to this moment.

Hi everyone! Join us for our third episode of season 4 where we discuss bouncing back after times of difficulty during your academic journey. The first part of the episode focuses on the different resources available to you as students at Dalhousie that you can use during a time of need. The second part looks at aspects of our own lives in which we used these resources and/or other strategies to remain on track in achieving our academic and personal goals.

Join us for our second episode of season 4 - a continuation of our last episode - where we cover everything you need to know about academic courses from years 3 and 4 of your (Med) Science degree. We talk about our schedules, ideas for electives/selectives based on our personal experiences with them, how to organize classes, warnings & recommendations, and how to deal with stress.