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Episode 21: It's a Party at CLIMB!
Can you imagine working at an organization, post-graduation, with three other Grinnellians? For Anton Jones '02, Lizzy Hinman '20, Abraham Teuber '22, and Caulden Parkel '22, it's just a typical day at CLIMB Theatre. In our inaugural episode of Season 2, we explore the power of connections, how Grinnell helps you make meaningful ones, and where those connections can take you.
For more information about the Meetups Program, email [harvith2]. To learn more about Externships, check out Episode 12: Here, There, and Everywhere - Externships and Treks
CLIMB Theatre uses the power of performance to inspire people to build better communities; they create customized plays, classes and workshops that build accountability, resiliency, empathy, advocacy and self-control. Learn more about the work they do here.
As always, we invite you to connect with us by emailing [goingforth] or reaching out via our Instagram or Facebook: @goingforthpodcast
This episode features music by Poddington Bear (entitled "Good Times") and Ketsa (entitled "Future Life") available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial license.
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By Center for Careers, Life, and Service at Grinnell CollegeCan you imagine working at an organization, post-graduation, with three other Grinnellians? For Anton Jones '02, Lizzy Hinman '20, Abraham Teuber '22, and Caulden Parkel '22, it's just a typical day at CLIMB Theatre. In our inaugural episode of Season 2, we explore the power of connections, how Grinnell helps you make meaningful ones, and where those connections can take you.
For more information about the Meetups Program, email [harvith2]. To learn more about Externships, check out Episode 12: Here, There, and Everywhere - Externships and Treks
CLIMB Theatre uses the power of performance to inspire people to build better communities; they create customized plays, classes and workshops that build accountability, resiliency, empathy, advocacy and self-control. Learn more about the work they do here.
As always, we invite you to connect with us by emailing [goingforth] or reaching out via our Instagram or Facebook: @goingforthpodcast
This episode features music by Poddington Bear (entitled "Good Times") and Ketsa (entitled "Future Life") available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial license.