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Students Of Life
by Professor LabsStudents of Life shares conversations with graduates, teachers, and many other professionals about the journeys of their professional and personal lives, including how their educational lessons have applied in the real world. New episodes the first Monday of every month at 8am EST. Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts to keep up with new and exciting eps!
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Episodes
Relic Sustainability Saving the Oceans
57m · PublishedThis week we chat with artist and apparel designer, Aiden, about the journey to co-founding Relic Sustainability—a conservation organization and clothing brand aimed at using business, community, and sustainable initiatives to help in the fight to tackle our ocean pollution crisis.
You can learn more about Aiden and Relic on their website at https://relic-sustainability.org/ or on Instagram @relic_sustainability.
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Navigating College to Marine Biology
48m · PublishedThis week we chat with marine biologist, Maria Grima, about her journey to becoming a marine biologist.
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Science Communication and Science Fiction Writing
1h 3m · PublishedThis week we chat with biology researcher and science fiction author, Gabrielle Paniccia, about the importance of scientific communication, research, and writing science fiction in the 21st century.
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Writing
43m · PublishedThis week we chat with former student and scientist, Areeha Batool, about everything from artificial intelligence in pathology to the intrinsic value of writing and communication in our everyday lives.
Episode 36 — Social Media, Advocacy, and Politics With Ayyan Zubair
1h 4m · PublishedWhat is the value (and future) of social media, politics, and advocacy? How does studying rhetoric help us to more competently navigate such often hostile realms? Join us this week as we welcome back former student Ayyan Zubair to discuss these topics, and more!
Episode 35 -- Analyzing "Sticks" by George Saunders
30m · PublishedJoin us this week as we analyze the short story "Sticks" by George Saunders--and discuss the relevant value of tangible literary analysis, whether as a student of literature or a student of life!
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Episode 34 -- Why Rhetorical Analysis is Vital
28m · PublishedJoin us this week as we discuss what rhetorical analysis really is--and why it's vital to know and practice for your professional as well as personal life!
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Apocalypse Bunker Rhetorical Exercise
Cover Letter Writing
Episode 33 -- Finding Creative Writing Space
1h 4m · PublishedWhat exactly is "creative space"? And in our age of pandemics and professional pressures, where do you go to find such a place? Join us this week as we discuss these questions--and much more--with our very special guest, Andrew Rimby.
Andrew is an instructor/PhD Candidate in English, Associate Editor of the Watchung Review, and co-host of The Ivory Tower Boiler Room podcast.
He researches 19th-century American and Victorian literature from a queer transatlantic perspective. He was a 2020 Humanities NY fellow and created virtual Whitman walking tours in collaboration with the Whitman Birthplace.
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Episode 32 -- One Year Pandemic Reflection
23m · PublishedJoin us this week as we recap some of the impacts of a year of dealing with the pandemic.
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Episode 31 -- Why You Should Write to Yourself
24m · PublishedWhy should you write to yourself? Maybe a better question is: how do you know where you are and where you are going? Join us this week as we discuss the value of teaching (and practicing yourself) the personal, professional, and academic value of writing reflectively about yourself!
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Students Of Life has 40 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 24:05:22. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on August 15th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on August 14th, 2023 06:05.
