Created by the Rutgers University–New Brunswick Office of Summer & Winter Sessions, this podcast features short talks with students about their journey to Rutgers, experiences while going to school here, and what they're up to after graduating. It also features interviews with Rutgers faculty about topics like how they got into their field, what makes the course they teach special, and how students can benefit by taking their course. We hope you follow along.
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Created by the Rutgers University–New Brunswick Office of Summer & Winter Sessions, this podcast features short talks with students about their journey to Rutgers, experiences while going to school here, and what they're up to after graduating. It also features interviews with Rutgers faculty about topics like how they got into their field, what makes the course they teach special, and how students can benefit by taking their course. We hope you follow along.
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Recent Episodes
May 31, 2022
Season 3, Episode 1: Dr. Mark Robson
<p>"If you make it relevant, they'll get something out of it... I remind them this is not your major, but you eat three times a day." </p> <p>Dr. Mark Robson discusses his teaching approach and the impact he hopes his summer course, Plants and People, can have on all Summer Session students in their futures.</p> <p><strong>For a transcript of this episode, please visit </strong><a href="https://summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditMR" target="_blank">summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditMR</a>.</p>
December 21, 2021
Season 2, Episode 6: Instructor Jaime Cosloy
<p>"Different opportunities might present themselves... keep an open mind." Instructor Jaime Cosloy shares her journey from a student at Rutgers to working at the NFL, then to law school and back to Rutgers to teach students about sports and the law.</p> <p>For a transcript of this episode, please visit <a href="//summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditJCosloy"><strong>summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditJCosloy</strong></a>.</p>
December 10, 2021
Season 2, Episode 5: Professor Hyacinth Miller
<p>"Oftentimes we're taught history in silos." Assistant Teaching Professor Hyacinth Miller discusses the global impact of the Caribbean and her approach to teaching history during the Winter Session in this week's episode of Extra Credit.</p> <p>For the transcript of this episode, please visit <a href="//www.summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditHM">summer.rutgers.edu/ExtraCreditHM</a>.</p>
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