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UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsUncharted: Dreaming in colour feat. Stephanie Boutari (BAS ’11, MArch ’14)Stephanie Boutari (BAS ’11, MArch ’14) blends her passion for painting with architectural knowledge to create vibrant murals. But this career path wasn't a natural step for the UWaterloo architecture alum. In this episode, Stephanie shares her story of taking a brave leap into the world of art. We also discuss her meticulous design process and the landscape of career possibilities for artists.Read more of Stephanie's story in Waterloo Magazine.2024-10-0717 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsAlumni Know: The future of finance feat. Ben Janetos (BA '08)Think back to when you got your first bank account. What year was it? How did you deposit cheques, pay for items or check your balance? I bet a lot has changed since then. Today, you can do all of this from your phone, in any location you choose. Thanks to the financial technology (or FinTech) industry, more is changing every day. Our banking apps are constantly being updated with new information and tools. Do-it-yourself platforms are giving more access and control than ever. And AI has the power to improve security, giving way to new services a...2023-12-0515 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsUncharted: Finding Indigenous community feat. Robin Jones-Stadelbauer (BA '12)Universities are not just schools. They're also communities, and today's guest understands that deeply. Robin Jones-Stadelbauer (BA '12, BA '22) decided to study social development because she wanted to work with Indigenous communities, like the one she'd grown up in. But her time as a student was difficult. She felt disconnected and isolated from the her Indigenous culture. Eventually, she decided to take a break and moved home. Later, Robin returned to Waterloo as a staff member, and then began taking classes on top of her full-time job. Slowly, two courses per term, she...2023-09-1956 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsUncharted: I don't want to be quiet feat. Sam Spizzirri (BA '19)On June 28, 2023, two weeks after we recorded this episode, the University of Waterloo was confronted by a hate-motivated, violent attack. A professor and two students in the Philosophy 202/Gender and Social Justice 222 course were attacked because they were exploring issues related to society and gender. As a community, we stand united against all forms of violence, hatred and bigotry. We are committed to fostering an inclusive, safe and welcoming environment for everyone. While it was recorded before the horrific attack on June 28, the topics we explore in this episode are relevant and vital. Our guest is...2023-07-0634 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsEvent Broadcast: Intentional leadership for the futureIn a future that promises opportunity and waves of disruption, great leaders will need more than technical expertise to deliver results for their organizations. Rose Patten is the Special Advisor to the CEO of BMO Financial Group and Chancellor of the University of Toronto, and just last week she joined the UWaterloo community to discuss her new book, Intentional Leadership: The Big 8 Capabilities Setting Leaders Apart. In today's episode, you'll hear that discussion with UWaterloo President and Vice-Chancellor Vivek Goel, where Rose revealed why Leadership needs to be intentional and the top skills required for success.2023-03-0753 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsEvent Broadcast: Job Search ClubIf you're an international student or new grad, this episode is for you.Job Search Club is a new program for international visa students at UWaterloo. Every week, students gather for online sessions that will help them prepare for their post-graduation job search. In today's episode, you get to be a fly on the wall in one of these sessions, where four international alumni share their experience starting a career in Canada. You'll meet financial analyst Limei Chen (BMath '21), entrepreneur Marium Kirmani (BSc '17), sales professional Shreena Maistry (BES '22) and engineer Sumesh Gupta (M...2023-02-221h 01
ideas without bordersEp 38: The Perks of Being an Avid ReaderEnjoy this episode on reading and it's perks! For any questions or concerns, reach out to s2shahri@uwaterloo.ca to get in touch with Maisha.
For all your online library needs: https://openlibrary.org/
YouTube Channel for Algorithms: https://www.youtube.com/@abdul_bari
For your online homework help needs: https://www.khanacademy.org/
2023-01-3031 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsUncharted: Inclusive language and sustainability feat. Tracelyn Cornelius (MEB '21, PhD in progress)During her time as a communications officer for an Indigenous school board in Manitoba, Tracelyn Cornelius (MEB '21, PhD in progress) witnessed the devastating effects of what happens when business and environmental concerns aren’t aligned. These instances inspired her to pivot her career into exploring the relationship of business, sustainability and inclusivity. Tracelyn completed the masters of environment and business program and is now a PhD student in the sustainability and management program at the University of Waterloo. Her research focuses on the importance of knowledge mobilization for equity, diversity and inclusivity and how equality is core...2023-01-1025 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsAlumni Know: Why does giving feel good?Around the holidays, we hear a lot about giving. No matter what you're celebrating this holiday season, you're sure to be inundated with messages of spending time with loved ones, giving thoughtful gifts and giving back to others. These are the things that make December the most wonderful time of the year, right? According to science, giving really does make us feel good. Today, I'm joined by Sara Konrath, Associate Professor at Indiana University, who researches the science of empathy and generosity. Sara will explain how giving makes us happy — and how it brings a bunch of oth...2022-11-2121 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsGo with the flow feat. Dan Micak (BA '06)A lot of people go to university with one career idea, but leave with a different plan. Dan Micak (BA '06) did that twice.A hockey and baseball fan, Dan entered Waterloo's English Rhetoric and Professional Writing program with dreams of becoming a sports journalist. But after some time working with UWaterloo's student newspaper, those aspirations faded. Still focused on a career in sport, Dan went to law school. Maybe he could manage players. Dan did become a lawyer, but he doesn't work with athletes or sports teams. A decade into his career, he...2022-10-0427 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsEvent Broadcast: Talking Trust with the Right Honourable David JohnstonEarlier this month, the University of Waterloo was visited by an old friend: The Right Honourable David Johnston, former President of UWaterloo and former Governor General of Canada. David joined current President and Vice-Chancellor Vivek Goel to speak about trust in our nation, the topic of his 2018 book. They discuss the deterioration of trust that David observed even before the pandemic, how we can re-build trust in Canada, and the role that the local community can play. Join us at a future event: https://bit.ly/3Nq8Sv82022-05-2424 min
UWaterloo ArtsMeet Your Arts Alumni: Amy Zhou | Honours Arts and Business Co-op, English and Economics '17"Meet Your Arts Alumni" is a way for UWaterloo graduates to share their experiences and reminisce with students like you. Tune in for Episode 10 where Amy Zhou discusses her UWaterloo experience as a student. If you'd like to listen with video, visit the University of Waterloo Faculty of Arts on YouTube where you'll find this interview and more to come.2021-12-1719 minUWaterloo ArtsMeet Your Arts Alumni: Sydney Pinchbeck | Honours Arts, Classical Studies '14"Meet Your Arts Alumni" is a way for UWaterloo graduates to share their experiences and reminisce with students like you. Tune in for Episode 9 where Sydney Pinchbeck discusses her UWaterloo experience as a student. If you'd like to listen with video, visit the University of Waterloo Faculty of Arts on YouTube where you'll find this interview and more to come.2021-12-0819 minUWaterloo ArtsMeet Your Arts Alumni: Dylan Ball | Honours Arts, Psychology '16"Meet Your Arts Alumni" is a way for UWaterloo graduates to share their experiences and reminisce with students like you. Tune in for Episode 8 where Dylan Ball discusses his UWaterloo experience as a student. If you'd like to listen with video, visit the University of Waterloo Faculty of Arts on YouTube where you'll find this interview and more to come.2021-11-2912 minUWaterloo ArtsMeet Your Arts Alumni: Melody Mui | Honours Arts and Business Co-op, Drama '13"Meet Your Arts Alumni" is a way for UWaterloo graduates to share their experiences and reminisce with students like you. Tune in for Episode 7 where Melody Mui discusses her UWaterloo experience and her journey to finding a career she loves. If you'd like to listen with video, visit the University of Waterloo Faculty of Arts on YouTube where you'll find this interview and more to come.2021-09-2214 min
UWaterloo ArtsMeet Your Arts Alumni: Victoria Stacey | Honours Arts and Business Co-op, Speech Communication ’15"Meet Your Arts Alumni" is a way for UWaterloo graduates to share their experiences and reminisce with students like you. Tune in for Episode 6 where Victoria Stacey discusses creative projects she was involved in throughout her undergraduate degree as well as where her Arts degree has taken her over the past 6 years. You can find her on Instagram @handmadejungle. If you'd like to listen with video, you can head over to our Instagram page @uwaterlooarts where you'll find this interview and more to come.2021-07-2123 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsReconciliation and the legal system with Brad Regehr (BA '93)Brad Regehr (BA '93) was working at the Turnkey Desk when a friend stopped by holding an LSAT study guide. That's the first time he considered becoming a lawyer.A grandchild of a residential school survivor, and a survivor himself of the Sixties Scoop, Brad has now worked in Indigenous law for more than 20 years. In fall 2020, he was named president of the Canadian Bar Association -- the first Indigenous president in the organization's 124-year history.Brad speaks with Abby Ollila, a current history student at Waterloo. They talk about how he reconnected with his identity and culture as...2021-07-1229 minUWaterloo ArtsMeet Your Arts Alumni: Samantha Santos | Honours Arts and Business Co-op, Legal Studies '13"Meet Your Arts Alumni" is a way for UWaterloo graduates to share their experiences and reminisce with students like you. Tune in for Episode 5 where Samantha Santos discusses her UWaterloo co-op journey, helpful resources on campus and her career path to becoming a lawyer. If you'd like to listen with video, you can head over to our Instagram page @uwaterlooarts where you'll find this interview and more to come.2021-06-2916 min
ideas without bordersEp 32, Part 3: Media Narratives and Systemic Discrimination - South Asian PerspectiveThis episode focuses on the South Asian perspective and covers how media impacts colorism, stereotypes and there is also a bit of an analysis of what was shared at 21:20.
If you have any questions or comments about what we have discussed in this episode, feel free to reach out to Amilah and/or Sandra on Instagram.
Amilah: @mimiavenge
Sandra: @sandra.d_
Additional Resources:
Patriot Act by Hasan Minhaj (You can find Hasan's show on Netflix!)
The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri (You can find this book at your local library or b...2021-06-0326 min
ideas without bordersEp 32, Part 2: Media Narratives and Systemic Discrimination - Muslim PerspectiveHave you noticed how media portrays certain demographics of people? If you think about it a little, you might realize that religious minorities like Muslims are usually on the receiving end of negative media representations and here is an episode all about it.
If you have any questions about the discussion we had, feel free to reach out to Ayesha, Sobia, or Anusha on Instagram!
Ayesha: @discarded_drafts
Sobia: @sobiamahmood.art
Anusha: @anusha.alamgir
To see some real/accurate representations of Muslims today check out @macmsamirror on Instagram and th...2021-05-2741 min
ideas without bordersEp 32, Part 1: Media Narratives and Systemic Discrimination - East Asian PerspectiveRecently, there has been an overwhelming outcry on social media regarding media inaccuracies, how these inaccuracies perpetuate negative stereotypes and lead to discrimination. For this reason, we've created a 4-part series on media narratives and systemic discrimination to shed some light on these issues and learn more about one another.
This episode is about the East Asian perspective and honestly, I learned a lot!
If you would like to talk to either Khanh or Toby regarding anything we discussed in this episode, feel free to reach out to them on Instagram!
Khanh: @khanh.ns...2021-05-2025 min
ideas without bordersEp 31, Part 2: Light at the end of a tunnel? An overview of supply chains and why they matter in the global COVID-19 vaccination effortWhy are some people getting vaccinated before others? When is it my turn? This episode is a digest of two expert panels about COVID-19 vaccine distributions. Here, we explicitly define a vaccine supply chain and explore its human aspects with guest and Medical Geographer Dr. Susan Elliot.
The two panels were recorded and are available online:
UW Alumni Speaker Series panel: Supply Chains in Times of Crisis - The COVID-19 Vaccine Journey:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAwuFcBYL5w
CCGHR Global Health Round Table Series: Vaccines, Trade, COVID & Equity
2021-04-2250 min
ideas without bordersEp 31, Part 1: COVID-19 Vaccine — Basics and MisconceptionsThe distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine is an exciting topic for everyone. This episode will discuss the basics of all of the available vaccines, common concerns, and how to address misinformation. Find some of our sources below:
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/27/2/20-3139_article
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/vaccines
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/drugs-health-products/covid19-industry/drugs-vaccines-treatments/vaccines/type-mrna.htm
https://www.vaccines.gov/basics/work/prevention
For more information about our podcast, or if you have any feedback, questions, or episode ideas, please visit...2021-04-1520 min
ideas without bordersEp 30: Reggae Music and Social ChangeEveryone loves listening to reggae music, but have you ever considered its impacts on society and equality? This episode discusses the origins of reggae, and how it has been used consistently throughout history as a vehicle for social change. This podcast is created for educational purposes. Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast/contact2021-04-0825 min
ideas without bordersEp 29: Mining Shared ValueThis interview with Jeff Geipel, the Founder and Managing Director of Mining Shared Value (an initiative of Engineers Without Borders Canada), discusses harnessing the social and economic benefits of mining for host communities and countries through increasing local procurement in the global mining industry. 2021-04-0124 min
ideas without bordersEp 28: How Does Recycling Really Work?Are you curious about what happens after you throw things in your Blue Box? This episode talks about the new extended producer responsibility (EPR) proposal in Ontario, the economics behind recycling, the new compostable plastics, the limits of recycling glass, how recycling is affected by consumer behavior and more!
Special thanks to Linda Churchill from the Region of Waterloo, and Rob Reid from the University of Waterloo.
Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast/contact
Contact Rob Reid at rj2reid@uwaterloo.ca, or watch his course lecture videos o...2021-03-2549 min
ideas without bordersEp 27: Tackling Youth Homelessness in WaterlooYouth homelessness is an issue that can be hard for many people to grasp. What is homelessness? How does it differ for youth? What are its causes? What can be done? What misconceptions do we hold?
In this episode, Vanessa tackles these questions with Sandy Dietrich-Bell, the CEO of oneROOF Youth Services, in Waterloo. They chat about root causes, biases, and the challenges that must be faced in helping youth experiencing homelessness.
You can support oneROOF by participating in EWB UWaterloo's Shelter a Youth Fundraiser raffle, open until March 25. Or, check out oneROOF's website for...2021-03-1833 min
ideas without bordersEp 26, Part 8: Life in the Pandemic — MexicoThis is the last episode in our series covering global student perspectives of the COVID-19 lockdowns.
What's life like for students on the other side of the Zoom screen? In this episode, Vanessa, Chloe, and Rafael discuss difficulties affording education, refusal to wear masks, changes in the job market, and more!
Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast/contact2021-03-1124 min
ideas without bordersEp 26, Part 7: Life in the Pandemic — IsraelThis is the second-last episode in our series covering global student perspectives of the COVID-19 lockdowns.
In this episode, Simcha talks to Nir, a high school student in Yokne'am. We talk about making Lego stop motion films, avoiding cheating while taking tests online, staying positive, the difficulties of making friends and more!
Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast/contact2021-03-0815 min
ideas without bordersEp 26, Part 6: Life in the Pandemic — EgyptThis is another episode of our series covering the perspectives of students around the world about the COVID-19 related lockdowns.
In this episode, Michael sits down with Anthony to talk about how education works for practical vs. theoretical courses, living arrangements, getting distracted, socializing, and more.
Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast/contact2021-03-0431 min
ideas without bordersEp 26, Part 5: Life in the Pandemic — USAThis is another episode in our series covering student experiences through COVID-19 lockdowns around the world.
Join Munira and Oorjit to discuss loneliness, staying active, and the student visa scare in the United States.
Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast/contact2021-02-2523 min
ideas without bordersEp 26, Part 4: Life in the Pandemic — IndiaThis is another episode in our series covering student experiences through COVID-19 lockdowns around the world.
Today, Vanessa, Chloe, and JoAnn are discussing the impacts on the pandemic and the lockdown on students in India. Join us as we discuss mental health, government inaction, and the unbalanced impact of a lockdown.
Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast2021-02-1824 min
ideas without bordersEp 26, Part 3: Life in the Pandemic — UgandaThis is another episode in our series covering student experiences through COVID-19 lockdowns around the world.
Join Matt and Godwin for a discussion about the impacts of the Covid 19 pandemic on life in Uganda. Explore the the impacts of lockdowns and how they are interconnected to business and livelihoods, food supply, internet connectivity, politics, education and more.
Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast2021-02-1118 min
Campusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationThe Journey of Art with KritikaCheck out her amazing art pieces at @artNsoul3217
It was our pleasure to support passionate students pursue their dream and be a platform to amplify their voices and thoughts! 2021-02-0518 min
ideas without bordersEp 26, Part 2: Life in the Pandemic — Canada as an International StudentThis is another episode in our series covering student experiences through COVID-19 lockdowns around the world.
Today, we sit down with Munira, an international student from Dubai currently living in Canada. We talk about homesickness, burnout, access to the vaccine and more!
Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast/contact2021-02-0425 min
ideas without bordersEp 26, Part 1: Life in the Pandemic — ChinaThis is the first episode in a series covering student experiences through COVID-19 lockdowns around the world.
What's life like for students on the other side of the Zoom screen? Today, we're speaking with Lia, a student at Beijing Sport University about the course of the pandemic, impacts on her life as a student, and her plans for the future.
Any feedback? Questions? Contact us at https://uwaterlooewb.wixsite.com/podcast/contact2021-01-2810 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationMeet GirlUp Waterloo!GirlUp Waterloo is under the campaign of GirlUp Campaign and GirlUp Canada, dedicated to advocating about feminist issues and supporting girls locally and globally to give them resources to thrive. Don't miss out on their Tarot Card Fundraiser, and stay tuned for their Christmas fundraising event! 2020-11-0814 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationA non-profit organization you must know - Bytesized TOBytesized TO started in July 2020 with the goal of breaking the stigma surrounding the technology industry by providing a more holistic landscape and helping students improve their tech literacy. Check out their medium articles linked on Instagram @bytesizedto, there are hundreds of links to help you explore your career option in technology and build your skills. 2020-10-2020 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationTutorial of Becoming a CS GodGood luck to everyone in the coop hunting season! Hope this episode could give you inspirations on showcasing your tech skills to employers2020-09-2025 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationMeet The Podcast Host of Open Social Society - Meaningful Conversation with Michael-Angelo ClairbautMichael probably took a bit different path during his undergrad career, but he has never ignored the calling of passion in his decisions. Are you in the middle of an intersection to explore your program or career choice? Are you feeling your interests a bit wavering? Are you thinking about no one is there to hear your voice and challenge when you are alone? Hope this episode can offer you a bit of insight for you. Have a great day!2020-09-2035 minideas without bordersEp 25: The Climate CrisisWant to learn more about climate change and how we can help? Check out this Global Engineering Week featured podcast!
Featuring:
Michelle Angkasa: Sustainable Campus Initiative, Enviroment and Business Undergraduate Student
Brooklyn Rushton: BSc Wildlife Biology & Conservation, Masters of Climate Change Candidate, Climate Students
Lesley Johnston: Fossil Free UW, PhD. Candidate School of Public Health and Health Systems
2020-08-2941 minideas without bordersEp 24: Influencers and Social MediaAre you curious about how social media might be impacting you? Let's talk about it.2020-08-2715 minideas without bordersEp 23: Special Episode with Kumvana Fellow Kabwela MalupandeCheck out our podcast with a Kumvana fellow from Zambia!2020-08-2706 minideas without bordersEp 22: A Professor's Perspective on Remote TeachingAs the academic world shifts to a fully-online delivery mode for classes amid this pandemic, we are joined by professors Andrea Scott and Mohammed Nassar to discuss their experience with online teaching for a term with engineering students at the University of Waterloo.
We discuss the challenges with remote content delivery, student engagement, and some interesting patterns that they noticed forming among their classes as the term progressed. As well, they offer advice for professors and students who are about to enter their first fully-online school term.2020-08-2055 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationCheck Out Beyond the Books!In this episode, we have the podcast host of Beyond the Books as our guests! Jonah and Aryan are both in biomedical engineering and they want to start a podcast that focuses on scientific research in a diversity of topics. Definitely check them out if you want to learn something new in this quarantine!2020-07-1418 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationFeaturing Broaden Your PerspectiveIn this episode, we have Jonny, the host of Broaden Your Perspective Podcast at the University of Waterloo! He is an aspiring Science and Business students and his podcast featuring connections he has around the globe!2020-07-0444 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationStitches for Humanity!In this episode, we talked to Ina, the founder of stitches for humanity. She started her embroidery business amid the movement of BLM and LGBTQ+, and she donates half of the profit she earns to the funds that fight for the freedom of the minorities. Check out her page on @stitchesforhumanity on Instagram!2020-06-2716 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationSeroTracker against COVID-19!In this episode, we have Nathan Duarte, Simona Rocco, and Jordan Van Wyk, three University of Waterloo students involved in the SeroTracker project. SeroTracker is an online dashboard tracking the antibody studies across the world, made to help policy-makers and healthcare professionals make better decisions. Check out the details here! https://uwaterloo.ca/stories/engineering-students/students-build-online-dashboard-track-covid-19-antibody2020-06-1627 min
The Almost Dropouts11: Getting a Job at Apple, Experiences in Eng at uWaterloo, Discussion w/ Zulphkar YalchinHello everyone! Welcome to the eleventh episode of The Almost Dropouts! In this episode, we have my friend Zulphkar, a Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Waterloo as well as an iPhone Quality Manager Intern at Apple. We discuss various subjects such as Zulphkar's experiences adjusting to engineering, his experience getting a job at Apple along with some tips he has for that! I hope you enjoy it! If you have any topic you want to be discussed in the future please let me know and I will be happy to try incorporating it in the future. Thanks! ...2020-06-0251 minideas without bordersEp 21 Part 2: Uganda's path to clean energy access - a conversation with Marvin Tumusiime from New Energy NexusFrom firewood to solar lanterns, we explore the role of entrepreneurs in making energy cleaner, accessible, and affordable in Uganda. In this episode Simon chats with Marvin Tumusiime from ENVenture, a part of New Energy Nexus, about Uganda's energy landscape and what ENVenture is doing to help Community-Based Organizations increase access to clean energy tech in the last mile.
Interested in learning more? Links mentioned throughout this episode follow below:
Follow New Energy Nexus
Website: https://www.newenergynexus.com/
Slack Channel: http://bit.ly/joinNEnetwork
Follow...2020-06-011h 01ideas without bordersEp 21 Part 1: A co-op term in Uganda - as told from chapter president Mandy ColemanSolar panels, water filters, and cook stoves in a cultural shift towards accessible clean energy: Chapter president (A-stream) Mandy Coleman chats with Simon about her experiences in working as a Business Development Fellow with ENVenture in Kampala, Uganda during one of the co-op work terms as part of her undergraduate engineering degree.
More information about the Queen Elizabeth Scholars program can be found at https://queenelizabethscholars.ca/2020-06-0132 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationFinding Community -- Russell ThoRussell Tho is an international student from Malaysia who just graduated from the University of Waterloo with two degrees, Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Master fo Management Science. Throughout his university career, Russell has been very involved with the residence community as well as intramural soccer! Join us for a listen on how he settles down in a new environment and starts his chapter of life in Canada:)2020-05-2326 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationVarsity Rugby + DonningIn this episode, we have Madison Foster and Jessica Lineham Kevin, who are both 2nd year and are involved in residence and varsity sports. Also, we have Kevin, our cohost, who had Madison as his don in the first year. 2020-05-1122 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationWhere Coding Brings UsJason Amri, the organizer of TOHacks 2020, shared with us his passion for coding and creating projects that will positively impact the community, including his insights on how to do well in hackathons!2020-05-0926 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationKNCT #12 - Discover UWVSAIn this episode, we interviewed the co-president of the UWaterloo Vietnamese Student Association for next term, Kevin and Linda. Our host, Wendy, is actually a member of the club. Listen to our little chat about some flashbacks with VSA. Check out their Ig: @uwvsa for some awesome merchandise and fun events!2020-04-2027 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationGet Excited, it's Waterboys!!In this episode, we bring you along the musical journey of four members of Waterboys, what's fun? Check out their amazing voices at the end of this episode! If you'd love to sing, check out their insta (@uwacc @waterboysuw) and their youtube pages
https://www.youtube.com/user/uwacappellaensemble/featured
https://www.youtube.com/user/waterboysacappella2020-04-1238 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationKNCT UWaterloo #10 - Wait, Tik Tok?We all have friends that are slowly getting famous on tik tok, today we are lucky to have two friends, Krista and Ethan, to share their experience playing with tik tok, will you relate?2020-04-0523 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationKNCT UWaterloo #9 - M x W (Molly x Wendy)Wendy Zhang has been passionate about street photography and capturing art, while also interested in what KNCT really does. In this split podcast, the first half will be interviewing Wendy and the second half will be Wendy interviewing KNCT!
The links she talked about are below:
http://findingvivianmaier.com/
https://www.youtube.com/user/jessicakphoto
2020-03-2544 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationKNCT UWaterloo #7 - This Episode is about My Don!Not only an appreciation to my don for all of the work she put in to make residence life so awesome but I hope this could also be a special occasion for her to share experiences and advice. Sam, you are the best.2020-03-1018 minCampusknct Stories - UWaterloo StationKNCT UWaterloo #8 - An Airlock on Mars!Today we have a student design team at the University of Waterloo talking about their project on building an airlock on Mars. Let's hear what they have to say about their experience in a student design team and their passion for aerospace engineering.2020-03-1023 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsEp. 4: Hustle feat. Marc Lafleur (BSc '14)There’s a word everyone uses when they talk about a great entrepreneur. The thing that helps them pull through the long days, the rejection and self-doubt. The thing that keeps them going when others might give up.That word is “hustle,” and for Marc Lafleur, it’s a way of life.Marc joins us in studio to share how he made the leap from hustling for a company to hustling for himself. He gives advice you can use to build your dream career, no matter what it is.Mentioned in this episode:Beyond the Bulletin Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/beyo...2020-03-0920 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsEp. 3: Resilience feat. Landon Jennings (BA ’17, MA ’19)What does meaningful work look like to you? Do you remember the moment you found your sense of purpose?Landon Jennings dedicated herself to a career serving others after she went through a really hard time in her life. One day in Grade 9, she heard her name called over the school’s PA system, with instructions to go to the principal’s office. When she arrived, she found her mom waiting for her, along with the police. That day, Landon recalled memories she’d tried to repress. Her best friend had been abusing her for the last two years. More v...2020-03-0923 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsEp. 2: Community feat. Laura Galbraith (BES '08)Laura Galbraith has one of those jobs that tells you the world of work is changing. Laura is the Community Engagement Program Manager at Vidyard, a video platform for business that’s based in Kitchener, Ontario. She helps employees find ways to give back to their community through donations of time, talent and treasure. She doesn’t do this work over her lunch hour, or as a special project. This is her full-time job, and it’s a product of her company’s commitment to the region it calls home.In my conversation with Laura, we’ll hear about the reward...2020-03-0914 min
UWaterloo Alumni PodcastsEp. 1: Creativity feat. Ajoa Mintah (BASc '01)Ajoa Mintah has always been a maker. The founder of Four All Ice Cream spends her days whipping up treats to evoke childhood memories and delight the most discerning foodies.Today, Ajoa takes us on her journey from engineer to entrepreneur. We’ll talk about the need to be creative, and how sometimes, doing the safe thing can actually help you build your dream career.Mentioned in this episode:Game Changers Event Series: https://uwaterloo.ca/alumni/events-and-awards/game-changers2020-03-0912 min