This episode continues the important conversation on cultural competencies with special guest Dr. Monique Davis-Smith, family medicine residency director of Atrium Health Navicent.

Tune in to special guest Dr. Monique Davis-Smith, family medicine residency director of Atrium Health Navicent, as she describes the importance of cultural competencies using her extensive career experience in the field of medicine.

Join us as we continue to explore the effects of microaggressions, this time with our guest, Beckham Mohn.

On this special episode for Black History Month, join us as we review the impact of microaggressions with Dr. Booker and Hilary Cooks.

Before the month comes to a close, we'll revisit MLK's legacy in this weeks episode. Join us as we reflect how MLK's portrayal has shifted over time with our guests, with Ashton Mayo-Beavers and Afiya Aiyetoro.

On this episode of Mercer Monday’s, join us with Dr. Obidoa as we mark the 40th year AIDs was diagnosed by the CDC. We discuss possible measures that should be taken to stop the spread of HIV and imagine a world where the HIV epidemic has come to an end. Tune in to find out how you can join the fight to end HIV/AIDs!

In this episode, to celebrate and recognize Indigenous Heritage Month, weexplore the experience of Native Americans within America with our guest, Dakota Martinez.

On this episode we have Dr. Bourdon sharing her experience as a queer faculty member on campus. Tune into the possible avenues of reform Mercer can take to be a more inclusive and supportive of their queer members.

On this episode we have three guests from the Student Government Association: President Rylan Allen, Cierra Crawford, and Sarah Moore. They share their experiences of being a queer person on campus as well as the unique ways they celebrated LGBT History Month that just occurred this past October.

We close Hispanic Heritage Month with our final guest Omar Romero-Cruz.