Office Hours, Unofficially - A School of Business Podcast

Office Hours, Unofficially - A School of Business Podcast

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  • Thriving Through Transition
    Join Kayla, Emma, and Jose in saying "see you later" to Emma as she moves on to the University of Oregon. Hear from our new LAUNCH Podcast host, Jose Aponte! You will also hear practical advice and encouragement as we look ahead to the fall 2021 semester, which will undoubtedly be a season of change and transition for students returning to campus.
    31 min
  • Seniors Share Advice for New Business Students with Jordan Wang, Sarah Fede, and Angela Wang
    In this episode, spring 2021 graduates of the UConn School of Business look back and share the wisdom they gathered throughout their time in college. Learn how to make your undergraduate career a life-transformative educational experience by listening to the advice and strategies from students who have been in your shoes. You will learn tips on how to strategically engage in experiential opportunities, communicate effectively with your faculty, and much more.
    Music: https://www.free-stock-music.com/mixaund-business-corporate.html
    https://www.free-stock-music.com/allerlei-von-nicolai-something-in-nothing.html
    Episode transcript: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/454/2021/05/LAUNCH-Podcast-Senior-Reflections.pdf
    30 min
  • The Transfer Student Experience with Susan Harding, Amanda Despres, Aicha Ly, and Katie Pesantez
    Listen to Business transfer students as they share their experiences and insight about transferring to the UConn School of Business from other colleges. You will also hear from Susan Harding, a UConn School of Business Advisor who supports our transfer student population. Learn how to ease your transition to UConn, leverage your time and experiences, and set yourself up for success.
    Aicha Ly is a Business Administration major in the UConn School of Business. She is graduating in May 2021 and will begin the Accounting Fundamentals Graduate Certificate program. She transferred from Manchester Community College.
    Kaithleen Pesantez graduated from the UConn School of Business with her Bachelors in Financial Management in 2019, and with her Masters in Financial Risk Management in 2020. She is a Financial Analyst with JP Morgan Chase. She transferred to UConn from Naugatuck Valley Community College.
    Amanda Despres is a junior Finance major in the UConn School of Business. She transferred from Manchester Community College.
    Susan Harding is an Academic Advisor with the UConn School of Business who focuses on supporting our transfer students. She came to UConn after serving as the Director of Academic Advising at New England College.
    Episode resources:
    https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/experience/experiential-certificates/
    https://global.business.uconn.edu/students/global-business-ambassadors/
    https://transferconnections.uconn.edu/
    Music: https://www.free-stock-music.com/mixaund-business-corporate.html
    https://www.free-stock-music.com/allerlei-von-nicolai-something-in-nothing.html
    Episode transcript: coming soon.
    41 min
  • How to Get Involved with Student Organizations (and why it’s important) with Nicole Garcia
    You hear your advisors and faculty telling you all the time to get involved in student clubs and organizations. Is it truly that important? What do students have to gain from involvement outside of the classroom? In this episode, learn why taking part in experiential learning is so important for student learning and growth. Nikki Garcia also shares some first steps students can take to get involved and even start new organizations.
    Nikki Garcia completed her undergraduate career at Rochester Institute of Technology where she studied American Sign Language English Interpretation. She earned her MA in Student Personnel in Higher Education at University of Florida. She currently works within the Administrative and Program Support unit of UConn Student Activities, focusing on community outreach and leadership & organizational development.
    Music: https://www.free-stock-music.com/mixaund-business-corporate.html
    https://www.free-stock-music.com/allerlei-von-nicolai-something-in-nothing.html
    Episode transcript: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/454/2021/01/How-to-Get-Involved-with-Student-Organizations-and-why-its-important.pdf
    26 min
  • The Life-Changing Impact of Mentorship with Sonja Narcisse and Kelly Kennedy
    Learn about the profound impact of being a part of a mentor-mentee relationship as it relates to your educational and career path, and your personal growth. Sonja and Kelly explain how to get started on identifying a possible mentor, and how to approach the relationship from both the lens of a mentor and a mentee. Further your learning through the power of mentorship.
    Sonja Narcisse is a Senior Vice President of Human Resources and a faculty member with the UConn Human Resource Management graduate program. She has extensive experience in the field of human resources and is a passionate advocate for mentorship.
    Kelly Walters Kennedy has held positions throughout the corporate world and within higher education, most recently as the Associate Director of Student Development and Outreach. Kelly is also a Career Development Instructor and Coach who has guided over 7,000 college students as they landed their first internships and jobs.
    Music: https://www.free-stock-music.com/mixaund-business-corporate.html
    https://www.free-stock-music.com/allerlei-von-nicolai-something-in-nothing.html
    Episode transcript: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/454/2021/01/The-Life-Changing-Impact-of-Mentorship-with-Sonja-Narcisse-and-Kelly-Kennedy.pdf
    32 min
  • What is the Marketing Management Major? With Dr. Bill Ryan, Jessica Lundgren and Hannah Smolicz
    Kayla and Emma interview Dr. Bill Ryan, Assistant Professor in-Residence in the Marketing Department at the University of Connecticut. Learn about the Marketing Management major, internship opportunities, and what the career path of a Marketing Management major looks like.
    Marketing student Jessica Lundgren also interviews Marketing Management student Hannah Smolicz about her experience in the program at the Stamford campus.
    Dr. Bill Ryan joined the UConn Marketing faculty in 2011. He is currently the Academic Director of the Professional Sales Leadership Program. Bill has more than 20 years of private sector experience, most recently at Travelers as Second Vice President, National Agency Management, where he worked closely with leading brokers and agency networks, representing over $700 million in annual revenue. Prior to that, Bill held positions in marketing, brand and customer management at CIGNA, Campbell’s Soup, Pepsi-Cola and The Gillette Company. Bill has been at UCONN since 2004, serving as an adjunct marketing instructor.
    Music: https://www.free-stock-music.com/mixaund-business-corporate.html
    https://www.free-stock-music.com/allerlei-von-nicolai-something-in-nothing.html
    Episode Transcript: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/454/2021/01/What-is-the-Marketing-Management-Major.pdf
    23 min
  • Strategies for Success in a Virtual Environment with School of Business Peer Advisors
    This is a unique and challenging time for college students, and it is more important than ever to have strong strategies in place for your academics. As we gear up for another semester in a virtual environment, Kayla, Emma, and our Business Peer Advisors - current junior and senior Business students - share practical tips and suggestions to support you with your academics in the spring 2021 semester.
    Episode resources: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/advising/peeradvising/peer-advisors/
    This episode features Catherine Lainas, Ellie Schmus, and Jordan Wang. All are current University of Connecticut Business students.
    Music: https://www.free-stock-music.com/mixaund-business-corporate.html
    https://www.free-stock-music.com/allerlei-von-nicolai-something-in-nothing.html
    Episode transcript: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/454/2021/01/Strategies-for-Success-in-a-Virtual-Environment.pdf
    35 min
  • The Importance of Global Engagement with Junau Boucard and Arminda Kamphausen

    Learn about the importance of engaging with our diverse world through the opportunities that UConn offers. Students learn important skills by participating in opportunities like certificate series, student organizations, international immersion trips, and case competitions. Gaining experience by engaging in these types of opportunities is vital for launching your business career!

    Episode Resources: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/experience/experiential-certificates/ https://global.business.uconn.edu/

    Junau Boucard is a two-time UConn School of Business alum, completing his undergraduate degree in Business & Technology as well as his MBA. He has held positions with UBS, IBM, and Factset. He is presently a Finance Manager in the MBA Leadership Development program with Johnson & Johnson.

    Arminda Kamphausen is the Associate Director of Global Business Programs and an Academic Counselor with the UConn School of Business. She completed her undergraduate degree at Wheaton College and her graduate work at Baylor University. She is passionate about collaborating with alums and industry professionals to innovate programs and leverage experience.

    Music: https://www.free-stock-music.com/mixaund-business-corporate.html https://www.free-stock-music.com/allerlei-von-nicolai-something-in-nothing.html

    Episode Transcript: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/454/2021/01/Global-Engagement-with-Junau-Boucard-and-Arminda-Kamphausen.pdf

    41 min
  • How to Leverage the Library to Land your Dream Job with Edward Lim and Kelly Kennedy
    Listen to Edward Lim, UConn Business Librarian, and Kelly Kennedy, Associate Director for Student Development and Outreach in the School of Business, as they delve into the career development resources offered by the UConn Library. Learn how the library can help you understand your industry, narrow down your companies/organizations of interest, better prepare for internship and job interviews, and set yourself apart from other candidates.
    Episode Resources: https://guides.lib.uconn.edu/business
    https://guides.lib.uconn.edu/busn3005
    Edward Lim completed his undergraduate degree at Singapore Management University, and his MSc in Informational Studies at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. He has years of experience as a Business Librarian with Nanyang Technological University and New York University Shanghai, and joined the UConn community in March 2020. He serves on the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions and has authored many articles and research publications.
    Kelly Walters Kennedy graduated from Merrimack College with a degree in Elementary Education, and completed her Master's in Organizational Behavior at University of Hartford. She has held positions throughout the corporate world and within higher education, most recently as the Associate Director of Student Development and Outreach. Kelly is also a Career Development Instructor and Coach who has guided over 7,000 college students as they landed their first internships and jobs.
    Music: https://www.free-stock-music.com/mixaund-business-corporate.html
    https://www.free-stock-music.com/allerlei-von-nicolai-something-in-nothing.html
    Episode transcript: https://undergrad.business.uconn.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/454/2020/08/How-to-Leverage-the-Library-to-Land-Your-Dream-Job-with-Kelly-Kennedy-and-Edward-Lim.pdf
    29 min

About Office Hours, Unofficially - A School of Business Podcast

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Curious about business but not sure where to start or already in the major and looking for what's next? Office Hours, Unofficially is for you. Hosted by academic advisors Jose Aponte and Alex Sauer, this podcast brings the conversations that usually only happen after class into the open, the ones about exploring what business can offer, finding your people, and figuring out which resources are actually worth your time. No appointment. Just real talk. From exploring what a business degree can lead to, to connecting with the organizations and communities that fit you, to sorting through the academic opportunities hiding in plain sight you'll walk away with the tools to prioritize what you have to do, so you have plenty of room left for what you want to do.