St. Olaf College is a remarkable place where life-changing events happen every day. Through careful examination of self, the sciences, and the broader humanities, Oles (Oh-lees) begin to define what drives them and how they will contribute to the world at large. Through this podcast, we’ll explore the experiences and offerings of St. Olaf College, and hear directly from students, staff, faculty, friends, family, and alumni about the lessons learned here that have changed them. Hosted by Sarah Hansen.
From the Hill to Real Life
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St. Olaf College is a remarkable place where life-changing events happen every day. Through careful examination of self, the sciences, and the broader humanities, Oles (Oh-lees) begin to define what drives them and how they will contribute to the world at large. Through this podcast, we’ll explore the experiences and offerings of St. Olaf College, and hear directly from students, staff, faculty, friends, family, and alumni about the lessons learned here that have changed them. Hosted by Sarah Hansen.
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May 18, 2020
The Last Lecture
There are many traditions that bind us together as Oles. From special events like Christmas Festival and the Cereal Bowl to regular events like Friday flowers and Pause pizza. Even though the Last Lecture is a tradition held by many colleges across the country, it holds a little extra significance at St. Olaf College where our seniors vote for a professor to deliver a final message to their class. Learn more about this milestone event from a professor who has perhaps delivered it more than any other. Featuring: Oscar and Gertrude Boe Overby Distinguished Professor of Philosophy Charles Taliaferro.
November 4, 2019
LGBTQIA+ Community on Campus
LGBTQIA+ students have been organizing as a group on campus for 30 continuous years. From its beginnings as OLGA, through GLOW, and now SAGA and REPRESENT., creating space for sexual and gender expression at St. Olaf has been largely student-led. Learn how this community has grown and changed over time, and what lies ahead with the help of dedicated staff time and new on-campus resources. Featuring: Thomas Houck '88, Assistant Director of Gender and Sexuality Jon Mergens, Katie Barnes '13, Katherine Oyster '08, Emmy Kegler '07.
October 3, 2019
Nursing
The nursing profession is fast-paced, demanding, and requires a lot of empathy. But when you're called to become a nurse, the flexibility of a liberal arts education at St. Olaf can help prepare you for anything. Featuring Department Chair of Nursing Susan Huehn '85, current nursing student Erica Rempert '20, and recent alumna Erin Nemetz '19.
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