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Cherry Pit4.8. A Speakable Collab with a Special GuestIn this very special collaboration episode with the Speakable podcast, listen to Melody and Elsa as they interview Associate Professor, and School of Communication Director, Milena Droumeva. Want to listen to part 2 of this collaboration? Check out Speakable, the Faculty of Communication Art and Technology podcast!https://www.sfu.ca/fcat/news/fcat-podcasts/speakable-podcast.htmlTo keep up with Cherry Pit and learn more about us, the CMNSU, follow our socials:Instagram: @cmnsuLinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/company/sfu-communication-student-union-cmnsu-Website: https://www.cmnsu...2025-03-1439 min
SpeakableWhat do students think about the purpose and value of university?Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, we talk with students Vanessa Lefan (SCA), Liam McKay-Argyriou (CMNS) and Dylan Tonekham (SIAT) to discuss their thoughts on the current role of the university, how they stay engaged, and what the university means to them. Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek for SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Find full episode transcripts and more info on "Speakable": sfu.ca...2024-12-1925 min
SpeakableHow did the pandemic impact academia? Pt. 2Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, host Milena Droumeva sits down with Sarah Louise Turner and Bee Brigidi from the Centre for Educational Excellence. In this second of two parts, Milena, Sarah and Bee discuss the landscape of academia in a world changed by the pandemic, with a focus on the experiences of students, and how educators can best support their learning. In Part 1, they discussed the same topic, but from...2024-12-1118 min
SpeakableCan ChatGPT be a learning tool?Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, host Milena Droumeva is joined by Leanne Johnson (Publishing) and Jennesia Pedri (Communications) to discuss the current landscape of AI and ChatGPT in the academic classroom. They discuss the way they use AI in their classrooms, and goals for the future of AI as a learning tool. Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek for SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. R...2024-11-2727 min
SpeakableWhat is the role of AI in the arts?Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, host Milena Droumeva sits down with Laura Marks and Michael Filimowicz, professors in SFU’s School of Contemporary Arts, and the School of Interactive Arts and Technology, respectively. In this episode, they discuss the vast question of AI and its role in art and in the classroom. Tune in to hear their thoughts on this complicated topic. Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek fo...2024-11-1427 min
SpeakableHow did the pandemic impact academia?Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode, host Milena Droumeva sits down with Sarah Louise Turner and Bee Brigidi from the Centre for Educational Excellence. In this first of two parts, Milena, Sarah and Bee discuss the landscape of academia in a post-pandemic world. They discuss the pivot to online teaching and its impact specifically on educators, as well as larger questions about academic relevance. In part two, they’ll discuss the sam...2024-10-3028 min
SpeakableWhat does convocation sound like?Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode host Natalie Dusek walks us through FCAT’s Fall 2024 Convocation. From interviews with students at the event to sentiments from Graduand speaker Eden Chipperfield, and thoughts from FCAT Dean Carman Neustaedter, follow along on this exciting day. Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek for SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Find full episode transcripts and more info on "Speakable...2024-10-1617 min
SpeakableWhat is the Certificate in Sound?Welcome to Speakable - a space for showcasing conversations about all the interesting and important things that faculty and students are doing in SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In today’s episode our host Milena Droumeva sits down with Arne Eigenfeldt for a conversation about one of FCAT’s new offerings, the Certificate in Sound. You’ll also hear from Phillippe Pasquier, Professor in the School of Interactive Arts and Technology. Speakable is produced by Natalie Dusek for SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Learn more about the Certificate in Sound: https://www.sfu.ca/fcat/future-s...2024-10-0325 min
SpeakableSeason One TrailerSpeakable, a new podcast from SFU’s Faculty of Communication Art and Technology is coming soon! “Speakable” is a podcast made to share research from the exciting world of FCAT. Host Milena Droumeva, Glenfraser Endowed Professor in Sound Studies and Director of SFU's School of Communication, will bring together conversations around cross-disciplinary thematic areas in the work of our faculty and students, and create opportunities for frank conversations on undergraduate teaching and learning. Season one of Speakable launches on October 2nd. We think you’ll like it. Follow SFU's FCAT on social media: Twitte...2024-09-1104 min
FCAT After SchoolFCAT’s New Podcast: Speakable“After School” is taking a break, but in the meantime, we’re proud to introduce a new podcast from SFU’s Faculty of Communication Art and Technology. “Speakable” is a podcast made to share research from the exciting world of FCAT. Host Milena Droumeva, Associate Professor at SFU’s School of Communication, will bring together conversations around cross-disciplinary thematic areas in the work of our faculty and graduate students, and create opportunities for frank conversations on undergraduate teaching and learning. Topics will include: big data, accessible technology, disinformation, and media representation. If you’re already a fan of “After School,” definitely check out...2024-04-2403 min
FCAT After SchoolDecolonizing and Doing What You Have Always Done with Audrey HeathWhat if you have already found your passion and have been doing it without knowing? What does it mean to create your own opportunity — and your own community? How can we decolonize campuses and what does good food have to do with it? Torien Cafferata navigates these questions and more with Audrey Heath, an SFU Communications alum and Indigenous Student Life Coordinator, who recently discovered that her passion has been with her all along. Learn more about the Indigenous Student Centre: sfu.ca/students/indigenous.html Check out Audrey’s beadwork on Instagram: instagram.com/laxgibuu.beads/ Find full episode tran...2024-04-1730 min
FCAT After SchoolTrying Everything Once and the Future of Media with Jason D’SouzaWhat is the current state of Canadian media? How do we know what we’re meant to do without trying it first? And what do we do when the career we’re most passionate about may not exist anymore? This week, student host Emma Jean interviews Jason D’Souza, journalist, SFU Communication alum, and host of CBC’s All Points West. Listen in for Jason’s advice for making the most of an internship, what he sees as most critical in journalism today, and the delight of discovering new passions. Find full episode transcripts and more info on FCAT After School: sf...2024-04-0330 min
FCAT After SchoolEnchantment, Criticism, and the Activation of Art with Yani Kong. From 'Below the Radar'FCAT After School will be back next week with a new episode down your feed. In the meantime, we're thrilled to share an episode from our friends at Below the Radar, a knowledge democracy podcast from the SFU Vancity Office for Community Engagement. Host Am Johal is joined by Yani Kong, a writer, editor, and art scholar. They discuss art criticism, enchantment, and the relationship between the public art scene and real estate development in Vancouver. Subscribe to Below the Radar: sfu.ca/vancity-office-community-engagement/below-the-radar-podcast Read the transcript: sfu.ca/vancity-office-comm…/207-yani-kong.html Mentioned in this episode: Yani Kong: yanikong.co...2024-03-2731 min
FCAT After SchoolYour Work Is Not Your Life with Valentina Forté-HernandezShould everything you love also be your living? How can we protect our leisure? What paths open up to us if we challenge what it means to be an expert? This is the journey we take with host Torien Cafferata and Centre of Digital Media graduate and multidisciplinary artist Valentina Forté-Hernandez, who now works as technical director at Bardel Entertainment, an award-winning animation studio behind titles like Dragon Prince and Rick & Morty. Together they explore what happens when you take an honest look at a profession, a charitable look at your skill set, and dare to say “I could do...2024-03-2025 min
FCAT After SchoolTech, Meditation, and Leaving a Legacy with Jay VidyarthiWhat is the role of mindfulness in a tech-dominated world? And how can it connect us to each other and to ourselves? In today’s episode, student host Emma Jean speaks with Jay Vidyarthi, a user experience designer and graduate of SFU’s School of Interactive Arts and Technology. Jay is the founder of Still Ape, a UX design firm that only works with organizations with mindful missions. Together, Emma and Jay discuss meditation, legacy, and how to find what motivates you. To learn more about Jay’s work, check out his Substack: attentionactivist.substack.com Find full episode transcripts and mo...2024-03-0629 min
FCAT After SchoolClowning, Failing, and Re-enchanting the Everyday with June FukumuraWhat does it mean to fail and succeed at the same time? How can one offer joy as a form of activism? What is the purpose of comedy in 2024? Host Torien Cafferata explores these questions with SFU School for the Contemporary Arts alum June Fukumura, an interdisciplinary theatre artist, clown, and comedian. She has appeared on the Arts Club stage, in film and TV, and an award-winning Fringe Festival solo show. Together they explore how, in June’s line of work, failure is very much a form of success — and re-enchanting the everyday can happen both on and off the stag...2024-02-2135 min
FCAT After SchoolThe Poetry of Publishing with Charlotte NipOn this week’s episode, student host Emma Jean is joined in conversation with Master of Publishing alumnus Charlotte Nip, a multi-talented marketer, poet, and writer currently working as a marketing coordinator for Penguin Random House Canada. Charlotte discusses her evolving identity as a writer, the joys of live music, and how to make time for your passions in a full-time, working world. You can follow Charlotte Nip on Instagram @charlottenip and @seasonallyreading Find full episode transcripts and more info on FCAT After School: sfu.ca/fcat/news/podcast.html To learn more about SFU’s Master of Publishing (MPub) prog...2024-02-0723 min
FCAT After SchoolShame Demons and Queer Sci-fi Horror with Mily MumfordStudent host Torien Cafferata sits down with interdisciplinary, queer sci-fi horror writer, director, and scientist Mily Mumford. Mily holds a Master of Science from SFU’s School of Interactive Arts & Technology. Together they dissect mad brains, motivation, and representation — not just in front of the camera, but behind it. Find full episode transcripts and more info on FCAT After School: sfu.ca/fcat/news/podcast.html To learn more about SFU’s School for the Contemporary Arts Film program: sfu.ca/sca/programs/film.html For episode feedback or guest suggestions, reach us by email (fcateng@sfu.ca). Follow SFU's FCAT o...2024-01-2429 min
FCAT After SchoolFollowing Your Creative Passions with Cameron MaitlandIn this episode of FCAT After School, student host Emma Jean speaks with film and marketing expert Cameron Maitland. Cameron's work can be seen at Canadian media company Hollywood Suite, where he acts as the engaging, knowledgeable face of the classic-film broadcaster across social media. Cameron shares with us how his time as an SFU film school student, and the relationships he built there, shape his work across sets, experiential marketing, and branded content. What do community, collaboration, and improv comedy have in common for Cam? Listen in to find out. Find full episode transcripts and more info on FCAT...2024-01-1023 min
RISE IN RED | The SFU Red Leafs Hockey PodcastAdrian, Lake Superior State, and Multi-Sport AthletesAfter two more games in the state of Michigan, Head Coach Mark Coletta recaps the Red Leafs' effort against the NCAA D3 Adrian College Bulldogs (0:39) and NCAA D1 Lake Superior State Lakers (5:27). Head Coach Coletta also previews next weekend as SFU heads to Pennsylvania to take on the ACHA D1 University of Pittsburgh Panthers and the recently revived NCAA D1 Robert Morris University Colonials (11:02).
In this week's "Dump 'n Change," Nick and Mark discuss the value of being a multi-sport athlete (15:12) and the pros and cons of specializing in a single sport at a young age (24:24), plus...2023-12-0836 min
RISE IN RED | The SFU Red Leafs Hockey PodcastMichigan, Colorado, and Making The Jump from Minor to Junior HockeyThe first episode of Rise In Red: The Official SFU Red Leafs Hockey Podcast presented by Scoff's Hockey Shop and Cioffi's Meat Market and Deli is here!
Join hosts Nick Toren and SFU Red Leafs Head Coach Mark Coletta as they discuss SFU's last two games against the University of Michigan Wolverines (2:36) and the Colorado College Tigers (12:07), and their next two games against the Adrian College Bulldogs and Lake Superior State University Lakers (15:43).
Then, in the inaugural Dump 'n Chase segment, Head Coach Mark Coletta gives his thoughts and opinions on making the jump from...2023-12-0836 min
FCAT After SchoolExploring Study Focus in Contemporary Arts with Sophie TangIn this episode of FCAT After School, Contemporary Arts student Zoe Braithwaite catches up with program alum and award-winning lighting and set designer Sophie Tang. From the Stratford Festival to Vancouver Opera, you'll find Sophie's lighting-focused artistry and storytelling practice across theatre, opera and dance. Sophie shares with us her experiences navigating school from SFU School of contemporary arts, and changes in disciplines and approaches to education, all leading to a flourishing career in lighting-focused artistry and storytelling. FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down with alumni to...2023-04-2624 min
FCAT After SchoolInclusion in the Design Industry with Priscilla Skylar LeeWhether it’s your first day at your new job or awkwardly standing in the corner at a party, we all want to feel included. Inclusion is often overlooked in classrooms and workplaces. In this FCAT After School podcast episode, School of Interactive Arts (SIAT) alum and UX Designer Priscilla Skylar Lee shares their dedication to creating an inclusive environment in collaborative spaces. We also chat about their seven-year journey to graduation and what catches their eye when hiring new designers. FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down...2023-04-1222 min
FCAT After SchoolExploring Virtual Production with Brenda MedinaOn this episode of FCAT After School, Marshall McCann speaks with Departure Lounge Virtual Producer and Centre for Digital Media alumni, Brenda Medina. Volumetric capture, LED stages, and real-time rendering engines transform how film, TV, commercials, and music videos are produced and experienced. Departure Lounge, a local Vancouver company nestled beside SFU’s Centre for Digital Media, is at the helm of this pivotal industry transition. FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down with alumni to explore their career journeys since graduation and gathering advice for the next...2023-03-2925 min
FCAT After SchoolFinding Your Place in Publishing with Heidi WaechtlerIn this episode of FCAT After School, Genevieve speaks with Heidi Waechtler, the director of sales and distribution at Figure 1 Publishing. From directing the Association of Book Publishers of British Columbia and finishing her Master’s thesis nearly a decade after her coursework, Heidi sheds light on finding a meaningful place in the publishing industry. FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down with alumni to explore their career journeys since graduation and gathering advice for the next generation. Find full episode transcripts and more info on FCAT Afte...2023-03-1524 min
FCAT After SchoolGaining a Global Outlook with CEO Kai BockmannIn this episode of the FCAT After School, Communications student Eric Militaru talks with SFU Communication Alumni Kai Bockmann about his time at SFU and the skills he gained while pursuing his degree. Not only was his time at SFU helpful but we also talk about the other stories outside of school that gave crucial life lessons in understanding the world and helped him to become the current president and CEO of Blue Diamond Growers. FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down with alumni to explore their ca...2023-03-0128 min
FCAT After SchoolBecoming Your Own Boss with Kirstin RichterOn this episode of FCAT After School, SFU communications student Eden Pollitt is joined by Kirstin Richter, a SFU Communication’s alumni and cofounder of strategic marketing company - The Social Agency. This episode follows the story of how Kirstin went from working at her aunt’s PR firm in Regina to starting her a marketing company of her own right here in BC. FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down with alumni to explore their career journeys since graduation and gathering advice for the next generation. Find f...2023-02-1525 min
FCAT After SchoolCareer Transitions of a Software Engineer with Vic OngWhat’s the largest leap you’ve taken? On this episode of FCAT After School, we’re chatting with Vic Ong, pipeline technical director at Bron studios, about a very non-linear path towards a career in software development. If you don’t know what a technical director is, don’t worry! We’ll dive into that and the rest of Vic’s globe-spanning journey of making smart mattresses, keeping roller coasters safe, and constructing tools in game engines. If any of that entices you, you’ll want to hear his story. FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Commu...2023-02-0127 min
FCAT After SchoolNavigating your Educational Journey with Broadcaster Simi SaraIn this episode of the FCAT After School podcast, Communications student Eric Militaru talks with SFU Communication Alumni Simi Sara about her career as a host for 980CKNW and her educational journey. However, her journey was different than most. Here, Simi would share her philosophy on furthering her career and how any student can learn to take their time and try out new things as they follow their own journey, step by step. FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down with alumni to explore their career journeys si...2023-01-1825 min
The Journey HereMichael Heeney: Building Surrey's City CentreIn this special edition of The Journey Here, Steve is joined by Michael Heeney, Partner at C+O Advisory Inc. and former President and CEO of the Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC). Tune in as they discuss the early days of the Surrey City Centre, the groundbreaking Central City project, Surrey City Centre Library, the recently completed SFU Engineering building, and the future Centre Block project. Here are the show notes for this week's episode: https://www.sfu.ca/surrey/executive-directors-office/the-journey-here/season-1/michael-heeney.htmlLearn more about Surrey's City Centre: https://www.surrey.ca/abo...2023-01-1735 min
FCAT After SchoolMastering the Art of Publishing with Jazmin WelchFCAT student Genevieve Cheng speaks with Jazmin Welch, a production manager for Arsenal Pulp Press and business owner of her own book design company Fleck Creative Studio, about all things Masters of Publishing. From taking pictures of hats to landing her dream job at a Vancouver press – Jazmin’s journey from the fashion world to book design is one of a kind! FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down with alumni to explore their career journeys since graduation and gathering advice for the next generation. Find full episod...2023-01-0423 min
FCAT After SchoolCommunity and Adaptability in the Performing Arts with Howard DaiSCA alumnus Howard Dai discusses working as a theatre artist post-pandemic; from the silver linings of newfound opportunities that emerged to the challenges of adapting performance to Zoom. Howard imparts his wisdom with a particular focus on the function and importance of community and collaboration. FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down with alumni to explore their career journeys since graduation and gathering advice for the next generation. Find full episode transcripts and more info on FCAT After School at www.sfu.ca/fcat/get-involved/podcast.html Gu...2022-12-1426 min
FCAT After SchoolEntrepreneurship in UX Design with Eric LeeHmmm.. what happens after SIAT? This episode, UX Designer and SIAT alumnus Eric Lee dives deep into the world of UX design and shares how his SIAT and internship experiences prepared him for his career. To top it off, practical tips for personal branding and portfolio building are revealed (for free!). FCAT After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. Current students sit down with alumni to explore their career journeys since graduation and gathering advice for the next generation. Find full episode transcripts and more info on FCAT After School at https://ww...2022-11-3030 min
FCAT After SchoolWelcome to FCAT After School Season 2! - Teaser TrailerWelcome back to FCAT After School, a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. This season, FCAT students Megan, Eric, Genevieve, Marshall, and Zoe - bring us brand new one-on-one conversations with alumni across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts, publishing and digital media. Exploring their career journeys since graduation, the highs and the lows along the way, and gathering advice for the next generation. We can’t wait to share what’s in store. Make sure you subscribe to FCAT After School so you don't miss any of our amazing upcoming interviews! Learn more about...2022-11-1602 min
FCAT After SchoolStanding Out as a Creative with Sara Milosavic — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, SFU School of Interactive Arts & Technology student Chloe Narcisse Velasquez speaks with SFU SIAT alumna Sara Milosavic, a designer and compositor for GNEISS STUFF VFX. They discuss how to put yourself out there in the creative field and how to overcome creative self-doubt. They also explore Sara’s journey of finding her love in compositing. After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and unconventional career paths across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts...2022-09-0131 min
FCAT After SchoolReimagining Dance Training with Tin Gamboa — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, SFU School for the Contemporary Arts student Andrea Isea Galindo speaks with professional dance artist Tin Gamboa about reframing traditional dance conventions, learning independence, and the relationship between self expression and cultural representation. I hope you enjoy the episode! After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and unconventional career paths across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts, publishing and digital media. Make sure you subscribe to After School so you don't miss any...2022-08-2532 min
FCAT After SchoolBeing the Big Piece in a Small Pie with Jordan Yep — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, School of Interactive Arts and Technology student Amena Salman speaks with Jordan Yep, Junior Product Designer at Jostle, an employee success program. They discuss the leap from working in school to higher-pressure employment situations, the challenge of finding junior design positions in a post-pandemic market, and creating bigger impacts in smaller settings. After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and unconventional career paths across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts, publishing and digi...2022-08-1832 min
FCAT After SchoolShifting Places, Shifting Minds with Milton Lim — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, SFU School for the Contemporary Arts student Andrea Isea Galindo speaks with Milton Lim, a digital media artist, game designer, performance creator, and alumnus of SFU’s School for the Contemporary Arts. They discuss the shifting of personal trajectories while moving to a new campus, how to shift and expand understandings of decolonization in slow-changing institutions, and the challenge of balancing multiple arts projects at once. After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and un...2022-08-1133 min
FCAT After SchoolIt All Starts with a Strategy with Adam Brayford — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, SFU School of Communication student Jake Friedrich speaks with Adam Brayford, Director of Global Internal Communications for Staffbase. They discuss the importance of developing internal communication strategies among employers and employees, discovering a career path throughout a degree, and the importance of teaching yourself practical skills. After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and unconventional career paths across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts, publishing and digital media. Make sure you subscribe to A...2022-08-0420 min
FCAT After SchoolMaking a Name in Independent Filmmaking with Gloria Mercer — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, Ethan Ukrainetz of SFU’s School of Contemporary Arts talks with filmmaker Gloria Mercer. They chat about her creative process and the transition from Film student at SFU to producing small-budget films professionally in the Lower Mainland. As an emerging filmmaker himself, Ethan asks pressing questions every early-career artist has, such as how to maintain your artistic vision while making a living, or what exactly a professional film production involves? This is a great episode to listen to for any aspiring or early-career artists! I hope you enjoy! After School is a podcast proj...2022-07-2832 min
FCAT After SchoolFinding Happiness in Your Work with Nick Doering — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, our student host Amena Salman from SFU’s School of Interactive Art and Technology is joined by alum Nick Doering. Nick is a software engineer with experience in product design and user experience who currently works with electric car start-up Rivian. The two discuss learning not only in the classroom, but during co-ops and internships, navigating the complexities of a new job, and the importance of finding meaning and happiness in your work. I hope you enjoy the episode! After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Techno...2022-07-2137 min
FCAT After SchoolStarting Your Own Publishing Company with Jesse Finkelstein — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, SFU Publishing student Miranda Winters Sayle sits down with Jesse Finkelstein, a SFU Masters of Publishing alum and the co-founder of Page Two Books. They discuss how the Masters program helped jumpstart Jesse’s career in publishing, the challenges she faced starting her own company, and some of the most exciting projects she’s been able to work on. Join them as they converse about the importance of networking, the Pokemon Go phenomenon, and plotting to take down Amazon. After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technolo...2022-07-1441 min
FCAT After SchoolStorytelling in Game Design with Mars Balisacan — After SchoolToday’s episode of After School centres around our education consortium collaboration program: the Masters of Digital Media at the Centre for Digital Media. Our student host Chelsea Wei sits down with recent graduate Mars Balisacan to discuss his work as a game designer, developer and producer. The two discuss video games as a medium for diverse storytelling, Mars’ experiences in both large and independent gaming companies, and the different work experiences working in mobile games versus triple A games. After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. After School invites you into candid...2022-06-3028 min
FCAT After SchoolConnecting Design and Technology with Sofia Bautista — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, out student host Amena Salman from SFU’s School of Interactive Art and Technology is joined by alum Sofia Bautista. They discuss Sofia’s work as a Product Manager and how she was able to combine her passion for design with business and technology. After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and unconventional career paths across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts, publishing and digital media. Make sure you subscribe to After School s...2022-06-2334 min
FCAT After SchoolInclusivity in the Performance Arts with Aryo Khakpour — After SchoolOn this episode of After School, Contemporary Arts dance student Andrea Isea Galindo sits down with alumni Aryo Khakpour to hear about why he chose SCA and learn more about his experiences as a multidisciplinary performer and director across theatre, dance and film. After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and unconventional career paths across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts, publishing and digital media. Make sure you subscribe to After School so you don't miss any of our am...2022-06-1631 min
FCAT After SchoolFinding Your Creative Potential with Prem Gill — After SchoolIn today’s episode of After School, Communications student Jake Friedrich is joined by alum Prem Gill of Creative BC to talk about her experience as an SFU student and what she envisions for the future of Canada’s creative sector. After School is a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and unconventional career paths across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts, publishing and digital media. Make sure you subscribe to After School so you don't miss any of our amazing upcoming interv...2022-06-0928 min
FCAT After SchoolWelcome to After School — SFU's FCAT PodcastWelcome to After School, a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In this very first preview episode, you're going to get to hear snippets from a few of our upcoming conversations with SFU FCAT alumni. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and unconventional career paths across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts, publishing and digital media. Make sure you subscribe to After School so you don't miss any of our amazing upcoming interviews! Learn more about After School Podcast: http://www.sfu.ca/fcat/get-involved/engagement/podcast.html Le...2022-05-3104 min
FCAT After School PodcastWelcome to After School — SFU's FCAT PodcastWelcome to After School, a podcast project from SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology. In this very first preview episode, you're going to get to hear snippets from a few of our upcoming conversations with SFU FCAT alumni. After School invites you into candid conversations with FCAT alumni in traditional and unconventional career paths across communication, interactive arts and technology, contemporary arts, publishing and digital media.
Make sure you subscribe to After School so you don't miss any of our amazing upcoming interviews!
Learn more about After School Podcast: http://www.sfu.ca/fcat/get-involved/engagement/podcast.html
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Speak On ItAre You being greenwashed? Overconsumption and Clean TechJoin us this episode for a conversation with Yasmin Dibai, a Mechanical Engineering Intern at Integral Group and President of SFU's Women in Clean Tech. As a Sustainable Energy Engineering student at SFU, this year's Woman of the Year Recipient for Applied Sciences Yasmin is here to talk about advocating for women in tech, sustainable engineering and the world of fast-fashion. 2022-05-0434 min
The Journey HereJoanne Curry: Engaging Our Campus and CommunityIn our season finale, Steve sits down with Joanne Curry, Vice President, External Relations of Simon Fraser University. As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of SFU’s Surrey campus, Joanne takes us through the transition from TechBC to SFU, her role as SFU Surrey’s first Executive Director, the early days of the Surrey campus, and the journey that lies ahead for our campus and our community.Here are the show notes for this week's episode: https://www.sfu.ca/surrey/executive-directors-office/the-journey-here/season-1/joanne-curry.htmlLearn more about SFU’s Community Engagement Strategy: https://www.sfu...2022-02-1433 min
The Green Collar PodcastAllison WestinAllison is a Professional Geoscientist and Professional Agrologist with 6 years of field research, and 7 years of public outreach experience. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Physical Geography from the Faculty of Environment at SFU, and a Master of Science degree in Earth Sciences also at SFU. Skilled in mapping (terrain & remote sensing), coupled with a breadth of knowledge from geoscience to biology to business, she enjoys making sense of data to solve problems and increase public confidence.2022-01-1941 min
GlobalCastEp. 8: Reflections on the Pandemic from International StudentsIn our 8th episode, Jhanvi, Yse and Pranjali talk about their university experience during the pandemic. In this candid chat, they talk about different experiences as international students: how it felt to be away from home, and also the different skills and learnings they gained.Are you a new or transfer student coming this Fall? Become a Member of the Global Connections Program for Spring 2022! Connect with us: Instagram | Facebook | WebsiteWe want to respectfully acknowledge the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh, Kwikwetlem and Musqueam peoples on whose sacred, unceded and ancestral territories we reside.--- Send...2021-12-2420 min
GlobalCastEp. 7 "Career Talk": Building a Career through VolunteeringIn our seventh episode, we are joined by three lovely Career Peers from SFUs Career and Volunteer Services at SFU. Join us as we reflect our volunteering journeys, how we started and explore what motivates us to keep going!Are you a new or transfer student coming this Spring? Become a Member of the Global Connections Program for Spring 2022! Connect with us: Instagram | Facebook | WebsiteWe want to respectfully acknowledge the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh, Kwikwetlem and Musqueam peoples on whose sacred, unceded and ancestral territories we reside.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor...2021-12-2427 min
Branching Into Environment - The University Connection14 - Nathan EastmanThis episode we are joined by Nathan, a SFU Faculty of Environment Student who is currently studying in the School of Environmental Science, concentrating in Applied Biology. In his spare time Nathan Enjoys skiing.2021-12-1717 min
The Journey HereKathleen Burke: Igniting Community LeadersSteve sits down with Kathleen Burke, university lecturer at SFU's Beedie School of Business. Along with her teaching, Kathleen is the facilitator of Community Leaders Igniting Change, a 12-week program that helps local community members build upon their leadership skills and confidence as change-makers Kathleen recounts her journey of growing up in Indiana and playing basketball, what prompted her to move to British Columbia to continue her education, and what it means to her to work alongside community leaders.Here are the show notes for this week's episode: sfu.ca/surrey/executive-directors-office/the-journey-here/season-1/kathleen-burke...2021-12-1328 min
GlobalCastEp. 6: "BEYOND SFU": Recent Graduates on their JourneyIn our sixth episode, we are joined by four lovely SFU alumni who recently graduated from SFU. Join us as we reflect upon our journey, offer advice and tips and speak to what life has been like after graduating!Are you a new or transfer student coming this Fall? Become a Member of the Global Connections Program for Spring 2022! Connect with us: Instagram | Facebook | WebsiteWe want to respectfully acknowledge the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh, Kwikwetlem and Musqueam peoples on whose sacred, unceded and ancestral territories we reside.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor...2021-11-2429 minBranching Into Environment - The University Connection10 - Jaden DyerJaden is a fourth-year Environmental Science student. Outside of volunteering with the Faculty of Environment Student Leadership Team, she’s a climate activist; a mentor to incoming SFU students; an executive with her student union, an avid skier, paddleboarder, and volleyball player; and a dancer with the SFU Athletics Dance Team.2021-11-2337 min
The Journey HereJoy Johnson: Leading with Compassion and CareSteve sits down with Dr. Joy Johnson, the current President and Vice Chancellor of Simon Fraser University. In this episode, Joy discusses her life growing up as a pastor's kid in Ontario and Vancouver, the lessons she's learnt throughout her nursing career at the start of the AIDS epidemic, and the adventures that have led her to her current role at SFU.Here are the show notes for this week's episode: sfu.ca/surrey/executive-directors-office/the-journey-here/season-1/joy-johnsonLearn more about Joy and her priorities as SFU's president here: sfu.ca/pres.Our...2021-11-1933 min
GlobalCastEp. 5: "ZOOM TO CAMPUS": TRANSITIONING BACK TO CAMPUSIn the fifth episode, we are joined by fellow students from the SFU Global Community as they talk about their international student experience travelling to Vancouver, navigating through quarantine, and what they're looking forward to most returning to campus in the Fall.Are you a new or transfer student coming this Fall? Check out these Welcome Guides according to your pathway to SFU!Become a Member of the Global Connections Program for Fall 2021! Connect with us: Instagram | Facebook | WebsiteWe want to respectfully acknowledge the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh, Kwikwetlem and Musqueam peoples on whose...2021-09-0818 min
GlobalCastEp. 4: "Mind Your Health" with the Health PeersFor the fourth episode of GlobalCast, we are joined by the Health Peers from SFU’s Health and Counselling Services for a conversation on the importance of mental health, how we can be mindful about the wellbeing of ourselves and others, as well as the free and diverse range of support and resources available for SFU students. Learn more about SFU Health and Counselling Services.-Connect with us: Instagram | Facebook | Website--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sfu-global-community/message2021-08-2024 min
AIESEC in SFU BluebookLearn about Embark Sustainability Society with Ali WhiteListen to Ali White, the executive director at Embark, discuss Embark’s many programs available at SFU. Embark creates countless opportunities for students to learn and grow, anywhere from preparing and distributing food to building vertical gardens.2021-08-0222 min
GlobalCastEp. 3: How I Met My Mentor-Mentee PairIn this episode, we invited students from the Global Connections Program! They talk about their student journey's as members (mentees) and volunteers (mentors), and their unique experiences through 1-on-1 peer mentorship.Become a Member of the Global Connections Program for Fall 2021! Learn more.-Connect with us: Instagram | Facebook | Website--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sfu-global-community/message2021-07-1519 min
GlobalCastEp. 2: How do you "Get Involved"?Our second episode is a continuation of our conversations with the peer program coordinators from International Services for Students.We talk all about how one can get involved on campus with Emeralde from the Global Community Peer Education Program, and Yse and Colin from the Global Connections Program.Global Connections Program: Email | WebsiteGlobal Community Peer Education Program: Email | Website-Connect with us: Instagram | Facebook | Website--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sfu-global-community/message2021-06-1218 min
The Green Collar PodcastFinale Special - Paul KingsburyDr. Paul Kingsbury is a professor of Geography and the Associate Dean of the Faculty of Environment at SFU. He co-edited the new book “A Place More Void” with Anna J. Secor, who is a senior Geography lecturer at Durahm University, UK. Today Dina Sadeghi and I chat with Paul to dive in to his book from the perspective of two Geography students. 2021-06-0432 minThe Green Collar PodcastKristin OliverKristin graduated in 2020 with a BA in Archaeology, and has started a Masters degree in the same field. Her areas of interest include coastal, historical, and Indigenous archaeology, among other fascinating topics. She has extensive research and volunteer experience, and was a finalist for SFU’s 3 Minute Thesis event in April 2021.2021-05-2718 min
GlobalCastEp. 1: Introducing the Global Community Peer ProgramsWelcome to the first episode of GlobalCast! In this episode, we talk with 3 fellow student coordinators from the International Services for Students as they introduce the two intercultural programs they help run, which are the Global Community Peer Education Program and the Global Connections Program.Global Connections Program: Email | WebsiteGlobal Community Peer Education Program: Email | Website-Connect with us: Instagram | Facebook | Website--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sfu-global-community/message2021-05-1910 minThe Green Collar PodcastSasha MakhnevaSasha graduated in 2019 with a BSc in Environmental Science, Applied Biology from the SFU Faculty of Environment. During that time, she did research on pollination, educated students on zero waste for the sustainability office, and volunteered with Embark. Since then, she has held various positions in the environment realm, most recently diving into the world of communications and content creation.2021-05-1317 min
Speak On ItBiomedical Engineering, robot soccer, and working at TeslaIn his final year as a biomedical engineering major at SFU, Arvin (@arvinamini) has an abundance of knowledge to share based on his unique experiences. Tune in this week as we dive into innovations within biomedical engineering, robot soccer, and what it’s like interning at Tesla! 😮2021-05-0844 minThe Green Collar PodcastJenny BoticaJenny has over 15 years of experience doing Archaeology work and research, completing a Bachelor of Arts from UBC, a Master of Arts from Leiden University, and a Doctor of Philosophy in Archaeology from SFU. She currently co-owns Kleanza Consulting, and has also been an instructor for SFU Archaeology.2021-05-0626 minThe Green Collar PodcastHannah BaileyHannah graduated with a BA in Archaeology in 2019 from the SFU Faculty of Environment. She has gained valuable field and lab experience, studied abroad, and has worked in Japan doing tourism. She now works as a lab technician for Yucwmenlúcwu (Caretakers of the Land), a cultural and natural resource management company owned by the Splatsin people of the Secwepemc Nation. They provide a complete range of environmental, archaeology, and forestry services for government, industry and the private sector.2021-04-2920 minThe Green Collar PodcastTriya Tessa RamburnTriya graduated with a BSc in Environmental Science from SFU’s Faculty of Environment in 2017. Her interests lie at the intersection of environment and health, and she is now on her way to completing a Doctor of Medicine at McGill University. She has experience with various environmental and advocacy groups on and off campus, and has put a focus on exploring equity and anti-racism in medicine, and how it intersects with climate change.2021-04-2230 minThe Green Collar PodcastDina SadeghiDina graduated from a BEnv in Global Environmental Systems in 2020 from SFU Environment. She has diverse work, co-op, and volunteering experience. She currently holds several positions, including Information Counsellor for Tourism BC, and Facilitator for CityHive Vancouver. She is starting her Masters in Resource Management (MRM) in Planning at SFU this fall.2021-04-1527 minSpeak On ItThen vs Now: Surge's Dynamic DuoOur Logistics Team is all about L-O-G-I-C!In this episode, our current Logistics Directors, Noble Tan and Vivian Wong, delve deep into their experience being a part of SFU Surge since 2019. They will take you through the transformation of Surge, and share their stories of personal growth and accomplishments with Surge.There are also special tips insights on what it takes to become a member of the SFU Surge exec team!2021-04-1031 minThe Green Collar PodcastChris CunadaChris graduated with a BSc in Environmental Science from SFU's Faculty of Environment. He landed a full-time job soon after graduation as an Environmental Technician at IMG-Golder Corporation. A few years later, he came back to SFU and completed a Master of Science in Aquatic Biogeochemistry and is currently employed as the Aquatic Monitoring and Research Coordinator with the Government of the NorthWest Territories.2021-04-0822 minThe Green Collar PodcastGeorge PietrusinskiGeorge graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Geography from SFU's Faculty of Environment, and obtained a certificate in Earth Sciences. With this solid foundation, he began working in mining and exploration within a few months of graduation. Currently, he is a Lead Geotech with Equity Exploration.2021-04-0124 minThe Green Collar PodcastRebecca GundersonRebecca has a Bachelor of Arts in Geography from SFU's Faculty of Environment and is currently completing a Masters in Urban Studies. She has diverse work experience in Indigenous relations, urban resilience, and Geographic Information Sciences. She is currently working as a GIS Analyst for Fisheries and Oceans Canada.2021-03-2523 minAIESEC in SFU BluebookXander Karr's Brazil Exchange Pt.1This week AIESEC in SFU invited special guest Xander Karr to share his thoughts from his exchange in Brazil, and a particularly touching story on why AIESEC was so integral to his personal and professional development.
Listen as we discuss the benefits cross-cultural exchange, leadership development and some key takeaways from his trip!
#leadershipwedevelop #aiesecinsfu #allin
Learn More: https://aiesec.org/2021-03-2328 minThe Green Collar PodcastWendy AvisWendy has 20 years of experience in the environment and sustainability field. She has a BA in Geography and Environmental Studies from Brock University and a Masters in Geography from UBC. Although Wendy isn't an SFU Alumna, she regularly hires SFU students for Co-op positions. In the past, Wendy has worked for the City of Vancouver, Vancouver Community College, BC Hydro, and Environment Canada. Currently, she is a Manager for the Environment Department at the Vancouver Airport Authority.2021-03-1833 minThe Green Collar PodcastChantelle FosterChantelle worked on Co-op for eight months in 2019 with the Federal Section of the RCMP’s Forensic Identification Unit. Soon to be completing a Bachelor's Degree in Archaeology from SFU's Faculty of Environment, she is working again with the RCMP on a contract basis.2021-03-1118 minThe Green Collar PodcastAndhra AzevedoAndhra graduated with a BSc in Environmental Science degree in 2014 from SFU's Faculty of Environment, then completed her Juris Doctor of Law from the University of Victoria. Her past work experience has ranged from doing environmental field work to being a Law Clerk for the Supreme Court of Canada. She is currently a staff lawyer for Ecojustice Canada.2021-03-0418 minSpeak On ItWomen in STEM and AI EthicsAs a Computer Engineering student at SFU, Paniz is here to share her stories in tech. Stay tuned to hear the untold stories of being a woman in STEM and her focus on ethics in Artificial Intelligence!2021-03-0141 minThe Green Collar PodcastJake RivardJake graduated from SFU in 2019 with a Bachelor of Environment degree in Global Environmental Systems. He did several co-op placements during that time, and he is currently working remotely for Environment and Climate Change Canada as a Junior Policy Analyst in the Pan-Canadian Framework Implementation Office (PCFIO).2021-02-1729 minAIESEC in SFU BluebookDakota Jaggs Pt.1AIESEC in SFU goes back a couple years and re-visits Dakota Jaggs term as VP Marketing/Communications. https://www.aiesec.ca2021-02-1327 minThe Green Collar PodcastMirtha GamizMirtha graduated from SFU in 2019 with a Bachelor of Environment in Resource and Environmental Management. She participated in the Bachelor of Environment Student Union and helped with Zero Waste for the Sustainability Office at SFU. She has worked at TransLink since 2018, and is currently a Planner in New Mobility.2021-02-1030 minAIESEC in SFU Bluebook#AIESECwhyLet's talk Leadership, Impact and making Meaningful Connections
Located in rainy Vancouver, AIESEC in SFU discusses their #AIESECwhy
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2021-02-0237 minSpeak On ItMeet the new Surge Spotlight host!Join us this episode as our new host Linda Kanyamuna sits down with our previous host Kim Regala to have a discussion on SFU Surge and the tech community.2021-01-2634 min
Below the RadarJoy Johnson: SFU’s New PrezBelow the Radar checks in with Simon Fraser University’s recently installed president and vice-chancellor, Joy Johnson. Stepping into her new role in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Joy speaks to how SFU is working to meet the current challenges it is facing, from adapting to online learning and an added strain on mental health, to addressing systemic racism and inequality within the university and beyond.
In this episode, Joy shares her vision for a more equitable, inclusive, and connected SFU, centering the student experience and community partnerships. We hear about some of Joy’s hopes for SFU’s future...2021-01-1936 minSpeak On ItThe ins and outs of digital working and job searching.On this episode we have Qaid Jivan, SFU Beedie alumni and co-founder of TalentMarketplace, talking about the ins and outs of digital working. Listen in as he discusses his experiences and provides valuable advice for students currently working, or looking for work, remotely.2020-09-0236 minSpeak On ItHow gaming helped me redirect my career pathRiot Games is one of the most popular video game developers in the industry, and in this episode we're joined with Riot Games software developer and SFU alumni, Alex Land. Hosted by former SFU Surge co-president Jeffrey Leung, they discuss how it's like to work at one of the top companies in the gaming world. Listen in to learn about Alex's experiences from starting out as a avid gamer and hackathon enthusiast to where he is now at his career.2020-05-1832 min
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