Discover Your And

Hannah Bateman and new co-host Callie Simonton talk with Mary Grace Paganucci, a current senior majoring in Chemistry, about research, faculty mentorship, and preparing for dental school (and graduate school in general!)

In our final episode of the semester, we talk about opportunities offered through MSU, senior year, graduation, and life after college. We also say goodbye to our co-host Ava as she graduates this semester.

For episode 12, we spoke with MSU Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Geosciences Dr. Athena Owen Nagel about the award she received for online teaching, what it is like teaching in a virtual classroom, and her experiences working in a male-dominated field.

In this episode, we spoke with Senior chemistry and history double major Meg Walker about what it is like to be a double major as well as her process to obtaining a medical humanities certificate. Walker also shared some insightful knowledge about balancing the obstacles of life as a college student.

For episode 10, we spoke with senior Theatre and Kinesiology major Donovan Andrade about TheatreMSU and Blackfriar's Drama Society's upcoming play Pipeline. The play will be Feb. 26-28. Tickets are available at https://msstate.universitytickets.com/

In this episode of Discover Your And, we are joined by Senior Coordinator Daniel Morgan to talk about the Career Center and the services that it offers MSU students.

In episode 8, we are joined by Academic Coordinator and Pre-Health Advisor for the HPRC Claire Palmer to talk to us about MSU's Health Professions Resource Center and how it serves its students.

For the first episode of 2021, we discuss our New Year's Resolutions and MSU's plan for the spring semester.

In our final episode of the fall semester, we talk with MSU student Alex Forbes and MSU faculty member Anna Blount about senior burnout and how to deal with it during finals week as well as during the last semester of college.

In episode 5, we speak with MSU alumnus Tyler White about how MSU and the College of Arts and Sciences prepared him for life after graduation. We also had the opportunity to talk about his book "Contact: The Shaping Power of Intentional Interaction" and the advice that he would give to current MSU students. To purchase Tyler's book, visit Amazon or www.contact-book.com