Gabriëlle La Croix is a Dutch scholar pursuing a PhD in Caribbean History at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. She has studied in the UK, speaks and reads multiple languages, and (at the time of recording) is a visiting scholar at the University of Pittsburgh in the US. Needless to say, she fits what I would call an "internationally-fluent individual!" In this episode, Gabriëlle and I go over what it means to study in different countries with different work cultures, as well as reflect on her few months here in the great (and way more international than you think) city of Pittsburgh. Enjoy!

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In this episode Dr Joseph and I explore how being a multicultural individual can positively translate into being an interdisciplinary scholar.

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Le prix du fromage, la consommation à outrance, le mauvais goût vestimentaire...Y a-t-il des bons côtés à la vie étudiante aux US ?! Mais oui, il y en a PLEIN ! On en parle avec Annabelle, Noéline et Florian qui me parlent de leurs expériences à l'Université de Pittsburgh !

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Today, I interview Don Joseph on how to use social media in a scholarly, professional fashion. I greatly enjoyed this conversation and I hope you find it helpful, too. Félicitations to Don, since at the time this is uploaded, Don will have defended his PhD dissertation and will be a Doctor! Bravo Don!

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Today, I interview Jo Vidic on her French study abroad experience in Rouen. This episode is being uploaded just a couple days after Jo graduated from Pitt. Félicitations Jo!!

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In this episode, Catalina and I dive into what it means to be and have a mentor in adademia.

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