Want to know what life is like post-graduation? In this episode, I am joined by Nadia Ter Stege, who graduated in 2018 from the Business program.  She is now working as an Employment Facilitator for Camosun College in BC.

Listen as she reflects on her time at SLC, what life has been like after graduation, and how she uses memes in her job!

Nadia is a huge inspiration to both current and graduating students.  This is an episode that you must listen to!

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Want to know what it's like as a student employee working on campus? This episode I am joined by Ellie Workman who is currently in her second semester of the Accounting program and has a summer job at SLC working for the School of Business as a Research Assistant.

Listen to find out about why she choose SLC, balancing work and school, and much more...  We also have a random connection!

Huge thanks to Ellie, it is always fun to have her on and I am excited for the SLC community to hear what she has to say!

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This episode I spoke with two brand new students who are just finishing their third week of the Spring semester.

We cover many topics, including being on campus, staying motivated with the nice weather, and much more...  Two of us may even have a pet with the same name (HINT: It's Star Wars related).

Both studying business, we bring to you Hailey who is a mature student in the Human Resources program and Sahzie also a mature student, from the Philippines, in the 2 year business program.

Huge thanks to both my guests this week, it was so much fun and I am excited to share with all of the SLC community. 

Earth Day is coming up and I had a discussion with Daria Popova.  She is a part of the Sustainability Department at SLC.  She explains what initiatives the department has been doing and events that are happening for Earth Week!  Find out how you can take part by listening to this episode!

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Lindsey Hegadorn is a School of Business alumni.  Graduating both the Marketing and Advertising programs, she has come back to SLC to work as a full-time Digital Marketing Officer.  

In our discussion, she speaks about both school and work experiences, the different cultures, and advice that she has for both current and future students.  

What was the biggest surprise working in marketing?  Listen to find out!

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On this episode, I have a great discussion with four first-year business students that have been thriving in their programs so far.

Ellie Workman is in the Business Administration Accounting program.

Melissa Greenham who currently is in the Business Fundamentals program but looking to switch into Human Resources.

Alec Grant is doing the two-year Human Resources program.

Andrew Wylie is doing his studies in the Business Administration Human Resources program.

We discuss time and stress management, struggles, achievements, and advice to current and fellow students. And how did we get on the topic of Jell-O? This is an episode you don’t want to miss!!

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You need to listen to this exciting interview as I sit down with Carly Hudson who is a graduate of the Accounting program (2017). Carly was involved in several things during her time at SLC. She shares her journey on how she ended up in the accounting program, her time at SLC to her current position at Queen's University as a Financial Manager.  Carly also owns of her own Tax Accounting Business.  Not only does she give advice to students about their academic journey but tips on doing your taxes!!

"Actually the best advice that has stuck with me was bad advice.  And I am actually really glad it has stuck with me because it is something that I sometimes think about and remind myself of when I am struggling or having a hard time and it kind of motives me."  What was this advice and how has it motivated her to further her career?  Listen to find out!!

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You won't want to miss this exclusive interview as I sit down with local entrepreneur Kimberley Falk who is also a graduate of both the Accounting and Law Clerk programs. Kimberley is no stranger to SLC and is well known in the School of Business for her continuous involvement and cheery personality. She shares her journey on how she went from being a student and single mom to where she is now.  She is the owner of her own marketing content company Write Whale.  Throughout our conversation, she provides advice to current and future students.  

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Each month we dedicate one podcast to checking in with current School of Business students. On this episode of the podcast, I check in with fellow students to find out how they are feeling mid-semester and what their thoughts are looking forward. 

Tune in as I speak with Sierra Griffin, a first-year Business Accounting student, and Ucheoma Udoha, Health Care Administration - An international student who also manages Student Engagement and the Voice Podcast host for the Student Association.  

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On this podcast, I have a conversation with local entrepreneur, Cassandra Rendell, owner/operator of The Lodge Coffee House in Bath, www.thelodgecoffeehouse.com.  We discuss the impact of the pandemic, networking, and many more aspects of operating one's own business.  You don't want to miss this one! 

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