Jason Lindo serves as Global Director for Student Life at Minerva University. He specializes in approaches to global learning, as well as student development through the lens of experiential learning and socio-cultural theoretical approaches. He earned his Doctor of Education degree in Educational Leadership focusing in International Education. As a scholar-practitioner, Dr. Lindo is impassioned about enacting change through thoughtful engagement and has studied and worked internationally.

Ambitious to say the least, Chloe (M22) never backs out from anything - unless it’s an outdoor hike. Her double major in business and computer science speaks volumes on how she takes on every opportunity to learn and grow. She aims to bridge finance and social impact through her current work on analyzing charities. Never in one place, just always moving forward. Find her on instagram @chloe_gabrielle!

PART 2: We've released 50 episodes and we don't want to be strangers! Our team has expanded so much over the past year and we think it's time to share who WE are as humans behind the curtain of the podcast. There's no time for small talk - time to jump right in and get DEEP. Leo (host), Jules (host), and Lucille (editor) will be playing a version of We're Not Really Strangers and sharing some exciting Humans of Minerva updates!

We've released 50 episodes and we don't want to be strangers! Our team has expanded so much over the past year and we think it's time to share who WE are as humans behind the curtain of the podcast. There's no time for small talk - time to jump right in and get DEEP. We'll be playing a version of We're Not Really Strangers and sharing some exciting Humans of Minerva updates!

Enes (M26) is a wanna-be thinker who cannot decide between CS, acting, philosophy or music. Trying to pass time by being a contrarian and arguing with passion. Despite having a broken spine and experiencing the back pain of an 80-year-old, he is still as adventurous as ever.

From the tender age of 10, Liberty was empowered to make big life decisions. As a kid, (and then at Minerva), she moved countries and schools frequently. Now as a graduate, she's digesting the impact of impermanence, and the paradox of choice, as well as nervously finding her feet in a new career.

L (M22) spent her childhood hoping for a visit from a Camp Half-Blood satyr but eventually grew tired of waiting. When not working or writing, she climbs mountains, tries new things, and (inevitably) gets lost. Her time at Minerva taught her that failure is a side effect of living.

Nikesh (M20) is a software engineer at an SF-based fintech company. He grew up in three different cities in Nepal before coming to Minerva. He recently started living a nomadic life, hopping between cities around the U.S. He enjoys watching/playing football, programming, solving puzzles, riding motorbikes, cooking and hiking.

Jon Wilkins is a theoretical evolutionary biologist and poet. After years of being buffeted around the intellectual ocean, he has washed up on the welcoming shores of Minerva, where he spends his time assembling metaphorical radios out of even metaphoricaler coconuts.