How did your college journey start? Listen as Jelinette shares how and why she came to Rutgers.

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Justin talks about his inspirational journey as a non-traditional Rutgers student. He shares his experience going to work full-time after high school and how he eventually ended up at Rutgers. He also talks about how the people around him and his summer course inspired him to major in Human Resource Management. Justin also discusses his post-graduation goals and the importance of balancing personal and professional goals.

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Rutgers student Laura Esposito shares the ups and downs of her summer, from personal tragedy to planning a peaceful BLM protest in her hometown. Laura also talks about her remote internship with SiriusXM.

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We are what we eat! This week, hear about food systems, what it is, why it is important, and what you can do to help food sustainability in the future with Dr. Xenia Morin.

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This week, Evan Maggio shares his story about being a Rutgers student, his study abroad experience, and transitioning to remote online learning during the pandemic.

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Licensed psychologist and GSE faculty member Dr. Caroline Clauss-Ehlers talks about how she broke into the mental health service field and how it has changed over the years, especially now during COVID-19. Dr. CC also talks about her summer courses, Family Systems and Adolescence, and why they’re such important topics right now.

For a transcript of this episode, please visit summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditCCE.

During this week's episode, Rutgers student Erica Goldstein shares her experience dual majoring in Marketing and Art History and how she plans to make an impact in the world post-graduation.

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This episode, we interview Rutgers faculty member, Martin Smith. Smith shares his story about what makes his course Dual Language Immersion so different, what initially sparked his interest in the topic, and how his outlook on teaching has changed throughout the years.

For a transcript of this episode, please visit summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditMS.

This week, we interview Rutgers student and Office of Summer & Winter Sessions student employee, Ansha Kazi. Ansha shares her experiences being a student while working at Rutgers. She also talks about her transition to going remote, both as a student and employee. Ansha is a double major in history and economics with a minor in business administration graduating in May.

For a transcript of this episode, please visit summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditAK.

This week, we interview Rutgers faculty member Joel Plummer. Listen as Plummer talks about his experiences growing up as a black student and how it influenced his decision to become an educator. He also shares his inspiration for his book - Sumo Wrestlers & Supermodels. Plummer teaches the Rutgers Summer Session course, African Americans and Sports.

For a transcript of this episode, please visit summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditJP.