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  • Conversations for Change: Parallel Pandemics

    Conversations for Change: Parallel Pandemics
    Oct 8 2021
    Byron Brooks, University of Michigan dual degree graduate student, joined the season premiere of the Conversations for Change podcast to discuss the upcoming Diversity, Equity and Inclusion 2021 Summit: Parallel Pandemics: Addressing Structural Racism in the Age of COVID-19. The Summit will be held on Monday, October 11, 2021 at 10am.

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    25 min
  • Conversations for Change: Celebrating Pride & Advocating for Acceptance

    Conversations for Change: Celebrating Pride & Advocating for Acceptance
    Jul 1 2021
    In this episode of Michigan Minds, U-M student Caleb Quezon talks with class of 2021 U-M alum Josh Nichols.

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    10 min
  • Conversations for Change: Activism, Advocacy & Education

    Conversations for Change: Activism, Advocacy & Education
    Jun 18 2021
    In this episode of the U-M student podcast Conversations for Change, Class of 2021 Michigan Ross graduate Josh Nichols talked with Andy Schweers, a Class of 2023 student studying environmental engineering and computer science. With Juneteenth in mind, their discussion focused on activism, education, and advocacy.

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    9 min
  • Conversations for Change: You're Not Alone

    Conversations for Change: You're Not Alone
    Jun 9 2021
    Mitchell Salley, rising fifth-year student with dual degrees in the film, television and media program as well as the communication and media program, joins the Conversation for Change podcast to talk about protecting and preserving mental health. Throughout the dialogue, which was held in May during Mental Health Awareness Month, Salley and Conversations for Change host and #UMSocial intern Cam Turner discuss changing the narrative around mental health and finding community. 

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    24 min
  • Career Conversations: Navigating the Recruitment and Interview Process

    Career Conversations: Navigating the Recruitment and Interview Process
    May 14 2021
    Keara Kotten, #UMSocial Intern and Michigan Ross junior, joins Erica Colaianne, #UMSocial Public Engagement Communications Manager, to discuss navigating the recruitment process at U-M.

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    18 min
  • Career Conversations: Navigating the Career Search Process

    Career Conversations: Navigating the Career Search Process
    May 14 2021

    Nikki Sunstrum, Director of Social Media and Public Engagement, joins U-M junior Keara Kotten to discuss her career path and provide perspective for students as they navigate their career search and recruitment processes through the University of Michigan. 




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    21 min
  • Social Integrity: Emphasizing the Individuality of Health

    Social Integrity: Emphasizing the Individuality of Health
    May 13 2021
    Priyanka Tomar, creator of the @goodstuffaa Instagram account, aims to destigmatize the “one size fits all” approach to health and wellness. As a college student navigating a new environment, it is challenging to prioritize your well-being. The personal narratives of U-M students shared on @goodstuffaa emphasize the individuality and unique meaning that “health” has to different people. 

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    14 min
  • Social Integrity: Maize and Blues

    Social Integrity: Maize and Blues
    May 6 2021

    The Maize and Blues project was created by three Art & Design 203 students. In learning about creating socially engaged art, these students aim to increase connection within the U-M by providing a platform to share authentic stories. People can anonymously submit audio clips in response to a weekly prompt; the clips are then made into podcasts and shared on the Maize and Blues Spotify and Apple Music accounts.

     


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    14 min