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It's officially summer for many students and in this episode, I give some insight on how you can make the most of your engineering summer internship.

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This episode is about my story as a first generation Vietnamese American and how I want to help other Asian American students pursue a degree in STEM.

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Hannah Gadbsy is an Australian comedian, writer, actor, and television presenter. Not only is she a woman with many talents, she exemplifies integrity and honesty and I believe her actions is a great example of being proactive in changing the narrative of woman in society, feminism, and sexuality.

I believe we can all learn from her proactiveness and engineering students specifically can apply her strategy to their education, career, and life.

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For many students, it is officially summer! If you don't have an internship lined up this summer, don't stress about it - there are several ways to make the most out of your free time. In this episode, I share THREE things you can do when you don't have an internship.

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Have you ever feared of hating your future job in STEM? Do you feel like you're wasting time and money in your education?

Despite your fears and anxiety, many students share the same feeling of imposter syndrome. In this episode, I provide some insight and share my experience while transiting into the workforce and how I dealt with anxiety.

To My Listeners in Chile and Sweden... THANK YOU for taking the time out of your day to listen to the Worksleeve Podcast. I would love to hear from you so please reach out to me at [email protected].

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Have you ever asked for help but felt insecure? Have you ever been afraid of asking a question because you felt like that question may "sound stupid"?

In this episode, I address a student's concern of asking for help. Here's my short answer: asking for help is 100% OK!!

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If you're not a traditional student, don't worry. Many student's who come from different backgrounds often have many advantages when compared to fresh-out-of-highscool students.

In this episode, I address a question submitted by 29 year old junior Mechanical Engineering student with over 10 years of work experience in the finance/banking industry.

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Getting a degree in engineering is not easy. Yes, there may be a general process on how to get a degree: go to class, get good grades, graduate, and get the job. But, many students need to understand that the path to getting can be unique and of their own way. Sometimes it may require a simple merge or a simple lateral movement in order to move forward in obtaining the degree. In this episode, I share my journey and the purpose of this is to connect with students who may be in a similar situation.

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In the United States, many students who are studying a degree at university will have to take one to two years of general courses to complete their degree. These general courses may include social sciences, humanities, english, and math. Now for an engineering student, you can imagine the frustration of taking these general courses because these courses do not relate to their specified major.

Believe it or not, I think there is value in these general and prerequisite courses. I think these courses teach students how to be well rounded problem solvers. In this episode, I dig deep and address this concern that many students have.

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