We give a voice to women, international students and anyone from underrepresented groups working in STEM at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada. Hosted by graduate students and alumni, each episode will explore different issues and insights seen by our community, and beyond. For more information about CIDE and what we do, please visit http://www.ucalgarycide.org/. If you would like to reach us with your questions, comments, or ideas for future episodes, please email us at UC.CIDE.Podcast@gmail.com.
UC-CIDE Podcast
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Podcast Overview
We give a voice to women, international students and anyone from underrepresented groups working in STEM at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada. Hosted by graduate students and alumni, each episode will explore different issues and insights seen by our community, and beyond. For more information about CIDE and what we do, please visit http://www.ucalgarycide.org/. If you would like to reach us with your questions, comments, or ideas for future episodes, please email us at UC.CIDE.Podcast@gmail.com.
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February 6, 2023
BONUS Episode: Grad-Supervisor Relationship Configurations with Dr Jen Love and Juan Rueda
<p>In this very special bonus episode, our hosts Milan, Thilina and Anna sit down with their Chemistry Department Head, Dr Jennifer Love, and one of her PhD grad students, Juan Rueda, for a candid and insightful conversation about grad studies, mental health and EDI.</p> <p>Throughout the interview, we find out and discuss about some very relatable struggles each encountered during their Grad studies: Jen gets surprisingly honest about the sexism she experienced as a young grad student and how it shaped her career, and Juan opens up about his own encounters with depression, and how he was able to overcome them. We explore the importance of good communication, support and especially empathy as a student, and as someone in a leadership role, be it in a lab, a department or a whole field. We also hear about the importance of incorporating EDI work and ideologies into our everyday lives, from a very reliable source!</p> <p>The documentary “Picture a Scientist” is mentioned several times during the interview – for more information about it, please visit: <a href="https://www.pictureascientist.com/">https://www.pictureascientist.com/</a></p> <p>For more information about CIDE and what we do, please visit http://www.ucalgarycide.org/.</p> <p>If you would like to reach us with your questions, comments, or ideas for future episodes, please email us at UC.CIDE.Podcast@gmail.com.</p>
December 15, 2022
Time to Catch up with the Hosts
<p>For our tenth episode, co-hosts Anna, Milan, Thilina and Laura will take you on a ride made up of thelessons they learned through theirinspiring discussions with their guests this season.</p> <p>The conversation begins with the hosts sharing their perspectives and the key messages that they took away from the season’sinterviews, discussions and exchanges on diverse, and sometimes surprising topics. Several important aspects of Grad and Post-Grad life are re-visited, such as mentorship, learning the art of facing personal fears, and keeping an open mind, at all times. Finally, the hosts reflect on the changes that took place this year in their own journeys through life and what they hope to accomplish during the next year, and the upcoming season of the podcast.</p> <p>For more information about CIDE and what we do, please visit http://www.ucalgarycide.org/.</p> <p>If you would like to reach us with your questions, comments, or ideas for future episodes, please email us at UC.CIDE.Podcast@gmail.com.</p>
December 2, 2022
Prioritizing Mental-Health in Grad School with Brittany Lindsay
<p>Join us this week for a discussion every Grad student should hear! Co-hosts Milan & Anna interview Brittany Lindsay, a Ph.D. candidate in Experimental Social Psychology at UCalgary. Her research primarily focuses on mental illness and suicide stigma reduction, and she is very active in promoting mental health in the postsecondary setting.</p> <p>Our conversation with Brittany gives us an important perspective of grad studies from the point of view of someone living through the experience while researching mental health. We discuss ways in which grad students can improve self-care, and what kind of self-destructive behaviors to watch out for, while forming habits that are sustainable over the entire length of our degrees. Brittany also tells us about the importance of taking weekends off, making a work schedule that works for us, and most importantly, allowing ourselves to enjoy this period in our lives, especially nice sunny summertime days.</p> <p>At some point in the conversation, Brittany mentions a talk given by Ian Campeau, from the musical group formerly known as "A Tribe Called Red" (now called "The Halluci Nation")- please find more information about this past event here: https://ucalgary.ca/news/explore-identity-and-mental-health-two-canadian-artists. </p> <p>For more information about CIDE and what we do, please visit http://www.ucalgarycide.org/.</p> <p>If you would like to reach us with your questions, comments, or ideas for future episodes, please email us at UC.CIDE.Podcast@gmail.com.</p> <p><br></p>
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