PUMA 2021 PAWSS: Recent Episodes
Joy B Joy
Student produced podcasts that spotlight material science in community context. Building on student wonder, these short segments are designed to be public audio wonder shorts about science: student-produced works to pique curiosity while building science understanding.
The Paul Robeson House of Princeton proudly presents conversations between the Inaugural Class of Paul Robeson Scholars, local high school students who have served their communities in areas of activism, athleticism and/or the arts, and community leaders and mentors. Honoring areas of Robesonian legacy, these youth will share their perspectives on important topics. The first episode between Scholar-Activist Jealyn Vega-Ramos (Class of 2023) and Susie Wilson, life-long advocate for quality sex education in New Jersey (and beyond), provides insight on the state of sex education and gender in our local context. Learn more about our Scholars online at https://thepaulrobesonhouseofprinceton.org/scholar/.
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Two of our inaugural Robeson Scholars are now college freshman. Mojisola Ayodele, freshman at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) was one of our first Scholar-Athletes. Joycelyn Brobbey, freshman at Colgate University was one of our first Scholar-Artists. Both were activists in their high school and community. We catch up with them mid-way through their first full semester to check-in on their work. This conversation captures ideas that embody how Paul Robeson lived--having a keen awareness of life all around the world. Learn more about our Scholars online at https://thepaulrobesonhouseofprinceton.org/scholar/.
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- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robesonhouseprinceton/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paulrobesonhouseprinceton
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYy6saZCiVjLoSRFd82zvHQ
We will use this platform to share information about how and why the study of science and materials matter in our community.