Pride Perspectives

We talk to Thomas Barry from our neighbor, the Cradle of Aviation Museum. He discusses how Hofstra and Long Island are essential to the history of air travel in the USA, and what hidden gems you should look out for on your next visit to the museum!

Interview conducted by Chris Gadd, Communications and Programming Coordinator. Edited by Max Kutsch, Graduate Assistant

A conversation with Hofstra graduate student and Health Ambassador Sarah El Bouzaidi about the university's response to COVID-19 and her lifetime of Hofstra experiences from infancy to young adulthood.

Interview by Lorraine Massiah, Assistant Director for Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives at the Center for Career Design and Development. 

Link to the Unity Project Video: https://fb.watch/3Scg1bWKkJ/

In our Season 2 Premiere episode, we speak with the phenomenal Executive Director of the Hofstra Cultural Center, Ms. Athlene Collins. We speak about our institution's legacy of hosting dynamic, innovative and legendary Black dignitaries. 

Hosted by Gillian Atkinson, Director of Intercultural Engagement and Inclusion

On this episode, we sit down with English and Film Professor Paula Uruburu to discuss the impact of horror movies, must-see movies, and the future of film.

This episode of Pride Perspectives discusses the challenges and resources of being a parent while both working at a higher education institution, and while learning at a higher education institution.

Hosted by Lorraine Massiah, Assistant Director for Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives, Center for Career Design and Development

Guests: Allison Vernace, Title IX Coordinator for Student Issues

Samantha Kloeckener-Soszynski, Assistant Director, OSLE

Pride Perspectives discusses the hot-topic issue of 2020: The Election. A conversation with Dr. Tomeka Robinson, Dr. Rosanna Perotti, and Max Kutsch brings a Hofstra perspective to presidential rhetoric, Supreme Court nominations, and the path to the White House.

For more information on voting, visit Hofstra.edu/Votes

In this episode, we dive into the year that is 2020, looking at how we've adapted, been inspired, and what we hope to gain from a tumultuous year.

Resources Mentioned:

• Intercultural Engagement & Inclusion

• Hofstra.edu/IEI