Alejandra Leiva, one of the Suffolk University Career Center Career Ambassadors, shares her experiences from Steve Irwin-obsessed aspiring animal biologist to Suffolk University Psychology student. Alejandra has dedicated hours volunteering with the Suffolk Advocacy Clinic and getting to use the Spanish language in a professional setting for the first time. As a Latina person, she cares deeply about the Latinx community and plans to continue giving back in any ways she can.

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In this episode, returning friend of the podcast and graduating senior, Caroline Enos '22, interviews Boston Globe Recruiter and Suffolk Alum, Paula Bouknight. Listen as they discuss the unique Co-op and Internship Programs at the Globe, exciting developments in journalism as an industry, and ways to stand out as an emerging college journalist. Paula shares insider's tips that could help you land an opportunity at one of the most influential newspapers in the United States.

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Livia Costa, one of the Suffolk University Career Center Career Ambassadors, shares her experiences finding work that aligns with her personal values. Livia has committed hours to civic engagement and encouraging fellow students to participate in local and national democratic processes. Her plans for life after college have evolved with her over the years but one thing is for sure... her future is bright!

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In this episode we welcome back returning friend of the podcast, Hunter Berube '22 in a game about journalism, headlines, and the differences and similarities between local, national, and international news coverage. If you're interested in broadcasting, you'll definitely want to give this one a listen.

P.s. Would you elect a dog as your mayor?!

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Narali Taglialavore sits down with Stephen Meno, Assistant Director of Internship Programs and Sarah Burrows, Director of Career Communities to talk about making the most of experiential learning opportunities at Suffolk University. Experiential learning is learning by doing -- like engaging in a semester-long internship or otherwise applying your classroom knowledge to the "real world." Listen to this episode to learn about finding meaningful opportunities that'll transform you into a career-ready professional. 

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Many aspects of the Black experience like hairstyles, clothing, and vernacular are politicized inside and outside of the workplace. The rich culture of Black people has widely come into conflict with what dominate groups consider to be "professional." Jenny Joseph-Hayle and JAKE Small discuss what their experiences have been navigating various professional worlds of work with locs and natural hair. We hope that this episode gives voice to the diverse experiences within the Black community and further unites our efforts against anti-Black racism and prejudice. 

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To listen to I AM Not My Hair by India.Arie, visit https://open.spotify.com/track/4xekeMdr1mzuvWaG1fPNN4?si=57fe45c6decf40ea

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Deepen your understanding of and commitment to career equity. Check out how members of our community define this important phrase in their own personal and professional lives. This special montage episode features students, employer partners, and Suffolk University Career Center staff.

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Josh Caldwell, Founder of Rise Together Foundation (RTF), shares the origin story of a new organization designed to address inequity in the most vulnerable communities. We get a chance to explore RTF as a non-profit social movement as well as Josh's own personal and professional journey through leadership and justice work. Like many startup companies, growth and change are inevitable. This episode was recorded in Fall 2021 so be sure to check out the ways the organization has evolved since production.

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Learn more about RTF. Visit https://www.rtfsolve.org/

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Caroline Enos, Editor-in-Chief of The Suffolk Journal and senior Print/Web Journalism student, sits down to talk with us about the life of a journalist. We discuss mentorship, networking, and the importance of building a strong portfolio of work. Caroline reminds us that the next generation of journalists are already researching, covering, and producing newsworthy stories. 

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College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) Interim Dean, Krisanne Bursik gives us a peek behind the curtain to her 35-year-long career at Suffolk University. We chat about the unique attributes that make a CAS degree truly worth it and the ways this college has been aligning towards career readiness for the last several years.

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