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Join host Gary Cahen as he discusses the why of the RWC's 5 Values and focuses on his favorite, Fun. With special appearances by Kyra Dickie, Mari Milenkovic, Julie Porep, Andrea Snead, Nick Black, RJ Noble, Ida Cerezo, and Katherine Rocco!
In our first episode of the Spring 2021 semester, host Gary Cahen speaks to two former RWC student employees about how their experience as a student over a decade ago helped them in their career path. Sam Simmons, former Member Services lead and now Director of Strategic Projects at Hubspot is our first guest followed by Angela Costa, former Intramural Supervisor and now a Pediatric Emergency Room Physician.
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RWC Graduate Assistant presents an episode about why people "choke" under pressure. Messing Up When It Matters: Tips & Tricks to Avoid Choking Under Pressure brings examples from the sports world to why we may fail under high stakes in an academic setting such as a test.
In our first episode of the KLS Pod for Fall 2020, Gary Cahen interviews two guests to discuss various aspects of civic engagement. It's election season - so it's important to hear from student leaders as well as alumni on what you can do to amplify your voice on issues that matter in your community. Specifically, the efforts that Student Government is undertaking to encourage voter registration, education and participation as well as the importance of advocacy in the community and the US Census. Gary is joined by Meg Hall, Director of Governmental Affairs for Student Government and Kelly Quintero, Director of Advocacy and Government Relations at Second Harvest Food Bank.
Host Scott Mauro is joined by students from our RWC Marketing Team to discuss how to manage and develop your own personal brand, and the impact that can have on your future success.
In this episode, Coordinator Lisa Molloy and GA Sean Foley are joined by several RWC student Building Managers to discuss how they progressed to this RWC student leadership role. They also share some interesting stories of what the jobs is like and how it has helped them in their development.
RWC Assistant Director Michelle Fitzgerald hosts this episode of the KLS pod and is joined by Katherine Rocco and Lisa Molloy. The trio of bibliophiles discuss their love for fiction and give examples of some lessons learned from selected readings while encouraging students to join a book club this summer.
RWC Graduate Assistant Taylor Sharpe facilitates a panel discussion on women's leadership and empowerment. RWC staff members Andrea Snead, Michelle Fitzgerald, Katherine Rocco and Katherine Torres join for a conversation about their experiences on a variety of women's focused topics. This podcast is also available on YouTube along with a presentation that won't be heard on this podcast. See the full video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6eJo4qEzME
On today's episode Andrea Snead and Gary Cahen listen to a 15 minute commencement speech given by former Apple CEO Steve Jobs in 2005 at Stanford University. Jobs tells three stories about his life, and in between each story we discuss how the message might apply to students thinking about their future.
On episode of 3 of the KLS Pod, we are joined by Maureen Hawkins and Pam Mills from UCF Wellness and Health Promotion Services to talk about mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss the concept of grief and the anxiety most of us are feeling, coping strategies and how to build resilience, and the many support services available to students during this time.
Episode two of the KLS Pod is a conversation between Gary Cahen and Andrea Snead about what advice they wish they could give to their college selves. The conversation turns into an impromptu Zoom call with several RWC Professional Staff members (Scott Mauro, Michelle Fitzgerald, Kyra Dickie, Katherine Rocco, and Mari Milenkovic) who are asked the same question. During this time of uncertainty, this podcast will hopefully inspire you to think about what advice your future self might have for you and how you can begin to explore that idea now.
In the introductory episode of the KLS pod, host Gary Cahen discusses what this podcast will be all about. He then interviewed four RWC student leaders, Josh Layland, Aliyah Valdez, Kyle Pianowski and Sasha Mincey to learn more about their experience being a lead and how they might inspire others to follow in their footsteps.