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Washington Manual of Surgery PodcastPediatric Surgery - Washington Manual of SurgeryThis episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast is bittersweet due to the untimely and sudden death of Dr. Brad Warner, the featured faculty member in this episode, on April 4, 2025. This episode was recorded prior to Dr. Warner’s untimely passing and is being published in honor of his memory. Dr. Warner was beloved by all as a phenomenal surgeon, rigorous researcher, exceptional educator, and dedicated mentor. He was a gifted photographer with a passion for nature. Most importantly, he was kind, generous, and caring. He is survived by his wife, Dr. Barbara Warner, their two dau...2025-07-2529 min
Gateway to InformaticsAI, Trust, and Collaboration: a conversation with Knowledge Quarter CEO, Jodie EastwoodIn this special summer episode of Gateway to Informatics, we feature a live recording from the Bloomsbury Institute in London. Host Philip Payne, PhD is joined by Jodie Eastwood, CEO of the Knowledge Quarter, and Thomas Kannampallil, PhD, Professor and Chief Data Scientist at WashU Medicine. The episode dives deep into the innovative ecosystem of the Knowledge Quarter, an innovation district in London's King's Cross area that fosters collaboration across diverse fields such as life sciences, tech, and the arts. Jodie shares her unique journey to becoming the CEO, emphasizing the power of collaboration and the role of serendipity...2025-07-1838 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastStomach - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk surgical diseases of the stomach — Join general surgery resident Dr. Shaleen Sathe for a discussion with surgeon scientist and hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) surgeon, Dr. Roheena Panni. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on the surgical care of gastric diseases and serves as a companion to Chapter 14 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery.In this episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery podcast, host Dr. Shaleen Sathe is joined by surgical oncologist Dr. Roheena Panni to discuss comprehensive management of stomach-related conditions. They cover high...2025-07-1120 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastSurgical Diseases of the Liver: Part 2 - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk surgical liver disease—Join general surgery resident Dr. Catherine Zivanov for a discussion with expert liver transplant surgeon, Dr. William Chapman. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will be part 2 of 2 focusing on the surgical care of liver disease and serves as a companion to Chapter 17 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. In this episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery podcast, Dr. William Chapman, a leading abdominal transplant and hepatobiliary surgeon, discusses malignant liver diseases with host Dr. Catherine Zivanov. Topics covere...2025-06-2719 min
Career EverywhereHow WashU Centralized Career Services Without Losing a Single Position (feat. Danny Pape)Danny Pape, Executive Director of the Center for Career Engagement at Washington University in St. Louis, shares the story of how WashU shifted from a long-standing decentralized career services model to a unified, centralized structure—without losing a single position.With decades of experience across multiple institutions and roles—from career coach to administrator—Danny brings a thoughtful, people-first approach to leadership. He walks us through the why behind the unification, how his team used data and stakeholder input to guide the process, and how they've reimagined career services around student interests instead of majors.Here a...2025-06-2451 minGateway to InformaticsBuilding the Future of Public Health: A Conversation with Dr. Sandro GaleaIn the latest episode of Gateway to Informatics, Dr. Philip Payne, WashU Medicine's Chief Data Scientist, hosts Dr. Sandro Galea, the inaugural Margaret C Ryan Dean of the newly established Washington University School of Public Health. Dr. Galea, a renowned population health scientist and physician, shares his extraordinary journey from Malta to Canada and ultimately to St. Louis, detailing his pioneering work in public health. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Galea provides profound insights into his ambitious vision for the new public health school, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary approaches and the role of social causation in addressing the most...2025-06-2039 min
Navigating GradlawCareer and Experience: Jim ReevesIn this episode, WashU Law alum Jim Reeves shares how his LLM experience influenced his professional path. From standout courses to faculty mentorship, Jim reflects on what made his time at WashU valuable and how it helped him grow his career. This is a great listen for anyone thinking about the next step in international legal education. Today's guests are Jim Reeves and Juan Del Valle.2025-06-1619 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastSurgical Diseases of the Liver: Part 1 - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk surgical liver disease – Join general surgery resident Dr. Catherine Zivanov for a discussion with expert liver transplant surgeon, Dr. William Chapman. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will be part 1 of 2 focusing on the surgical care of liver disease and serves as a companion to Chapter 17 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. In this episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery podcast, Dr. Chapman, a leading abdominal transplant and hepatobiliary surgeon, discusses liver anatomy and benign liver diseases with host, Dr. Catherine Zivanov. Topi...2025-06-1315 minNavigating GradlawCareer and Experience: Juan Del ValleIn this episode, WashU Law alum Juan Del Valle shares how his LLM experience shaped his legal career. Hear about the classes, community, and career support that helped him thrive—and his advice for students considering the same path—a must-listen for anyone exploring international legal education. Today's Guests are Juan Del Valle and Jim Reeves.2025-06-0220 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastAbdominal Trauma - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk abdominal trauma—Join Dr. Kerry Swanson for a discussion with expert critical care surgeon, Dr. Doug Schuerer. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on care in the ICU and is a companion to Chapter 8 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. In this episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery podcast, Dr. Schuerer, a trauma and acute care surgeon at Washington University in Saint Louis, discusses the management of abdominal trauma. Key topics include the primary and secondary survey of trauma patients, the sign...2025-05-3023 minNavigating GradlawWashU Law Your Next StepsReady to take the next step in your legal education journey? This episode guides admitted and prospective students through what comes after applying to WashU Law. Learn about enrollment steps, important deadlines, and how to prepare for your arrival on campus. A helpful roadmap to get you started. Today's guests are Rachael Johnson and Jamie Roggen.2025-05-1911 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastVascular Access - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk vascular access—Join Dr. Mustansir for a discussion with expert transplant and vascular access surgeon Dr. Shenoy. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on vascular access for hemodialysis and is a companion to Chapter 38 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. In this episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast, hosted by Dr. Fatima Mustansir, Dr. Surendra Shenoy, a transplant and vascular access surgeon at WashU Medicine, delves into the management of vascular access. Key discussion points include strategies for preventing hemodialysis acces...2025-05-1619 minNavigating GradlawMLS Student Experience: Dave HowellWhat’s it like to pursue a Master of Legal Studies at WashU Law? In this episode, current student Dave Howell shares his experience in the MLS program—from balancing studies with a career to how the degree is enhancing his work. Don't miss this firsthand perspective if you’re considering the MLS path. Today's guests are Jim Reeves and David Howell.2025-05-0516 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastCritical Care - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk critical care—Join Dr. Visani for a discussion with expert critical care surgeon Dr. Buckman. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on care in the ICU and is a companion to Chapter 4 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Dr. Buckman joins Dr. Visani to discuss essential topics such as managing critically ill post-operative patients, the importance of enteral vs. parenteral nutrition, glycemic control approaches to managing acute kidney injury and ventilation strategies for patients with cervical spine injuries. They also touch on neuro...2025-05-0211 min
WashU WorldviewWashU Worldview - Episode 18 - Wrrapping Up the Academic Year - All About WashUEpisode 18: Wrapping Up the Academic Year – All About WashUIt’s our final episode of the season! Join us as we celebrate the end of an incredible academic year at WashU. From podcast flashbacks and WashU trivia to a heartfelt challenge for your future self, this episode is all about reflection, recognition, and looking ahead. Whether you’re graduating or just finished your first year, this one’s for YOU. Let’s wrap things up—WashU Worldview style.2025-04-2533 minNavigating GradlawLLM Alumni Discuss Student ExperiencesWhat’s it like to study law at WashU? In this episode, LLM alumni share their personal experiences—from adjusting to life in St. Louis to navigating coursework and building a career after graduation. Hear honest insights and advice from graduates who’ve been where you are now. Today's guests are Frank and Rumi - WashU Law Alumni.2025-04-2122 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastPancreas: Part 2 - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk Pancreatitis—Join Dr. Katharine Caldwell for a discussion with expert surgical oncologist Dr. Dominic Sanford. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on pancreatitis and is a companion to Chapter 19, section 8 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. This topic is covered in more than one episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast. Check out Part 1 of 2 here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2422197/episodes/16905316 In this episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast, Dr. Katharine Caldwell and Dr. Dominic Sanford discuss acute...2025-04-1809 minGateway to InformaticsTransforming Health Systems Through Causal Inference: A Conversation with Dr. Miguel HernánIn this episode of "Gateway to Informatics," Dr. Philip Payne, the WashU medicine chief data scientist and director of I2DB, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Miguel Hernán, a leading expert in causal inference from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Dr. Hernán shares insights into his career journey, which began unexpectedly in medical school and evolved through work in biostatistics and epidemiology. He emphasizes the significant impact of mentors, particularly highlighting the influence of Jamie Robbins, who taught him the importance of asking the right questions and connecting theory to practice....2025-04-1738 minNavigating GradlawLLM Alumni Discuss Careers and CourseworkWondering how an LLM from WashU Law can shape your future? In this episode, alumni reflect on their academic experiences and how the program helped them launch or advance their legal careers. Hear about course highlights, skill development, and real-world impact from those who’ve been through it.2025-04-0722 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastPancreas: Part 1 - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk PDAC—Join Dr. Katharine Caldwell for a discussion with expert biliary and pancreatic surgeon Dr. Dominic Sanford. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma and is a companion to Chapter 19 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Drs. Caldwell and Sanford discuss the management of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC). They go into detail on the importance of distinguishing between benign and malignant biliary obstructions and the use of lab tests and imaging for diagnosis. They discuss treatment strategies based on disea...2025-04-0412 minGateway to InformaticsTransforming Government through Digital Innovation: A Conversation with Jennifer PahlkaIn this compelling episode of Gateway to Informatics, Dr. Philip Payne, WashU's chief data scientist and director of the Institute for Informatics, Data Science and Biostatistics (I2DB), delves into an insightful discussion with Jennifer Pahlka, author of Recoding America: Why Government Is Failing in the Digital Age and How We Can Do Better. Pahlka, a senior fellow at the Niskanen Center and the Federation of American Scientists, and founder of Code for America, shares her profound perspectives on the digital transformation of government services. Having served as the Deputy Chief Technology Officer of the United States...2025-03-2537 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastChest Trauma - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk chest trauma—Join Dr. Phelps for a discussion with expert trauma surgeon Dr. Niziolek. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on trauma of the thoracic cavity and is a companion to Chapter 7 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Dr. Niziolek discusses chest trauma, highlighting its prevalence and high mortality rate, especially in cases involving thoracic injuries. She goes into detail on initial assessment and management following the ABCs (airway, breathing, circulation) protocols and procedures such as chest tube placement and resuscitative thoracotomy. The e...2025-03-2117 minNavigating GradlawNavigating the Visa ProcessNot sure where to start with your student visa? This episode walks international students through the visa process for studying at WashU Law. From key steps and documentation to common questions and support services, we break it down so you can feel confident and prepared every step of the way. Today's guests Rachael Johnson and Jeanne Pizzaro.2025-03-1710 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastPostoperative Care - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk postoperative care—Join Dr. Katharine Caldwell for a discussion with expert acute and critical care surgeon Dr. Isaiah Turnbull. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on postoperative care and is a companion to Chapter 3 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Dr. Isaiah Turnbull reviews the management of common post-operative problems. Key points include handling hypotension, tachycardia, and fever in post-operative patients, the importance of clinical assessment for infections, and insights from the STOP-IT trial on antibiotic duration. The episode also emphasizes the need...2025-03-0717 minNavigating GradlawThe Benefits of a Transnational LawyerWhat does it mean to be a transnational lawyer in today’s world? This episode explores the global reach of legal practice and how an international education at WashU Law prepares students to work across borders. Hear how you can gain the skills and perspective to stand out in a global legal market. Today's guests are Juan Del Valle, Mike Koby, and Jim Reeves.2025-03-0311 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastAppendix - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk appendicitis—Join Dr. Paul Kepper for a discussion with expert colorectal surgeon Dr. William Chapman Jr. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on the appendix and is a companion to Chapter 22 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Dr. Chapman reviews the management of acute appendicitis. The episode covers key diagnostic steps, including the use of CT scans and ultrasounds, surgical and antibiotic treatment options, and the management of appendiceal neoplasms. Dr. Chapman emphasizes the importance of patient communication and tailored treatment plans. Tune...2025-02-2115 minGateway to InformaticsBridging AI and Healthcare: An In-depth Conversation with Dr. Chenyang LuToday, we're joined by Dr. Chenyang Lu, a renowned computer scientist and the founding director of the AI for Health Institute here at WashU. Now, I've had the privilege of knowing Dr. Lu for years, and I can tell you firsthand that he is one of the most innovative thinkers when it comes to bridging the gap between AI and healthcare. In fact, as Dr. Lu describes the motivation behind the institute, I couldn't help but nod along - the idea of creating more of those cross-disciplinary relationships that 'span the park' between engineering and medicine is something I've...2025-02-2134 minNavigating GradlawI-20 Documentation RequirementsUnderstand what you need to secure your I-20. This episode breaks down the essential documentation and steps international students must complete to receive their I-20 form—an important part of securing your student visa and starting your journey at WashU Law. Today's guests are Jamie Roggen and Rachael Johnson.2025-02-1708 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastLung and Mediastinal Disease - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk lung and mediastinal disease—Join Dr. Louisa Bai for a discussion with expert thoracic surgeon Dr. Whitney Brandt. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on lung and mediastinal disease and is a companion to Chapter 31 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Dr. Brandt reviews the management of lung and mediastinal diseases. She discusses the diagnostic approaches and treatment protocols for conditions such as non-small cell lung cancer, myasthenia gravis, and recurrent pneumothorax. Key topics include mediastinal staging, the use of stereotactic body radia...2025-02-0715 min
Student Life Newspaper PodcastsInside WashU: WUPD DogsJoin Multimedia Producer Zoe Gibbs for the pilot episode of Inside WashU, a podcast uncovering the interesting people, places, and stories that shape WashU. In this episode, dive into the story behind WUPD’s mental health dogs, Brookie and Bear, and hear Gibbs reflect on the relationship between WUPD and Black students on campus. Whether you’re interested in campus life or looking to learn something new, Inside WashU is here to satisfy your curiosity!2025-02-0514 minNavigating GradlawOpportunities Outside The ClassroomExplore how WashU Law supports your growth beyond academics. This episode highlights the wide range of co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities—from legal clinics and competitions to student organizations and networking events—that enrich the law school experience and prepare you for a global legal career. Today's guests are Juan Del Valle, Mike Koby, and Jim Reeves. 2025-02-0315 minWashU WorldviewWashU Worldview - Episode 11 - Unusual Festivals Around the WorldWashU Worldview: Engage Globally, Thrive Locally – Episode 11: Unusual Festivals Around the WorldIn this fun and vibrant episode, we take you on a whirlwind tour of some of the quirkiest and most exciting festivals celebrated around the globe! From Spain’s famous tomato-throwing festival, La Tomatina, to Thailand’s Monkey Buffet Festival, you’ll discover traditions that are both wild and unique. We’ll also dive deeper into the rich cultural significance of the Lunar New Year and how it's celebrated in different parts of Asia.Plus, in our segment ‘Around the World in 90 Seconds,’ we explore global...2025-01-2929 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastHead, Neck, and Spinal Trauma - Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk head, neck, and spinal trauma—Join Dr. Nicole Santucci for a discussion with expert trauma surgeon Dr. Jessica Staszak. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on head, neck, and spinal trauma, and is a companion to Chapter 6 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Dr. Staszak reviews the management of head, neck, and spinal trauma. Covering the ABCs of trauma assessment and the importance of primary and secondary surveys, she details the approach to a 76-year-old male patient on Eliquis with a head injury...2025-01-2417 minWashU WorldviewWashU Worldview - Episode 10 - Elections Around The WorldWashU Worldview: Episode 10 - Elections Around the World and Their Impact on Global SocietyElections aren't just local events—they have global consequences that directly impact international students. Join us on WashU Worldview as we explore the diverse electoral systems around the world and their influence on everything from climate change agreements to international relations. We'll play True/False election trivia, take a quick trip through history with "Around the World in 60 Seconds," and most importantly, provide essential guidance for international students navigating potential shifts in U.S. immigration policy. Learn how to stay informed, access university resources, an...2025-01-2331 minNavigating GradlawThe Two-Year LLM ProgramLooking for more time to adjust before diving into U.S. legal studies? This episode explores WashU Law’s 2-Year LLM Program, designed for international students who want to strengthen their legal English and academic skills before starting the full LLM curriculum. Discover how this unique path can help you succeed with confidence. Today's guests are Juan Del Valle and Mark Bass.2025-01-2018 minGateway to InformaticsInformatics in Action: A Conversation with Mary Politi on Data-Driven Decision SupportWelcome to Gateway to Informatics, a podcast hosted by Dr. Philip Payne, Chief Data Scientist at WashU Medicine and Director of the Institute for Informatics, Data Science, and Biostatistics (I2DB). Each episode features conversations with prominent figures in informatics, research, and healthcare. Our podcast delves into the latest developments, challenges, and innovations in the field, with a particular focus on the integration of AI and digital technologies. By leveraging our healthcare system as a living laboratory, we aim to extract meaningful insights that advance research, save lives, and build healthier communities.The decisions patients make about...2025-01-1739 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastAnorectal Disease – Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk anorectal disease—Join Dr. Ahmed Eltahir for a discussion with expert colorectal surgeon Dr. Matthew Mutch. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on anorectal disease and is a companion to Chapter 24 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Dr. Mutch reviews the essentials of managing anorectal diseases. Topics include the anatomy of the anal canal, the treatment and grading of hemorrhoids, and the chemo-radiation regimens for anal cancers. You’ll learn about first-line treatments and surgical options for anal fissures, abscesses, and fistulas. Tune in...2025-01-1017 min
Not Even D2Pat Juckem- WashU, Division 3 Success, and Justin Hardy's InspirationThis week's episode of @Notevend2 features the head coach of #5 ranked, Washington University in St. Louis, head coach Pat Juckem. The Bears are currently 10-1 heading into UAA conference play. Juckem got his first head coaching job in 2005 at Coe College; in seven seasons at Coe, Juckem finished 104-80 (.565). Juckem's career took off when he got the job at UW-Oshkosh. UW-Oshkosh became a WIAC force and national contender under Juckem. During the 2017-18 season, UW-Oshkosh made a run to the Division 3 National Championship. Although Juckem would leave the following year for WashU, Oshkosh would continue the success...2025-01-091h 36Navigating GradlawThe Intensive Legal English ProgramWhat will it be like studying law in English? This episode introduces WashU Law’s Intensive Legal English Program—a foundational course designed to boost your legal language skills before you begin your degree. Hear how international students build confidence in legal reading, writing, and speaking, and set themselves up for academic success. Today's guests are Mark Bass and Juan Del Valle.2025-01-0620 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastTransplant Surgery – Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk transplant surgery—Join Dr. Sydney Beache for a discussion with expert transplant surgeon Dr. Jason Wellen. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on abdominal transplantation and is a companion to Chapter 21 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Dr. Wellen reviews key aspects of liver, kidney and pancreas transplants. This episode covers the basics of transplantation, organ allocation, transplant immunology, technical considerations, complications, and innovations on the cutting edge of transplant surgery, including the use of robotics and normothermic machine perfusion. Gues...2024-12-2717 minGateway to InformaticsExploring the Frontiers of Genetics and Genomics with Ting WangWelcome to Gateway to Informatics, a podcast hosted by Dr. Philip Payne, Chief Data Scientist at WashU Medicine and Director of the Institute for Informatics, Data Science, and Biostatistics (I2DB). Each episode features conversations with prominent figures in informatics, research, and healthcare. Our podcast delves into the latest developments, challenges, and innovations in the field, with a particular focus on the integration of AI and digital technologies. By leveraging our healthcare system as a living laboratory, we aim to extract meaningful insights that advance research, save lives, and build healthier communities.In this episode, we have...2024-12-2033 minNavigating GradlawOnline LLM and MLS ProgramsCurious about earning your law degree online? This episode explores WashU Law’s Online LLM and MLS programs—flexible, rigorous, and designed for professionals worldwide. Learn how these programs balance academic excellence with real-world convenience, and how you can tailor your studies to fit your goals. Today's guests are Tim Beck and Alison Roberts. 2024-12-1614 min
Washington Manual of Surgery PodcastInguinal Hernias – Washington Manual of SurgeryLet’s talk inguinal hernias—Join Dr. Bradley Kushner for a discussion with expert hernia surgeons Dr. Jeffrey Blatnik and Dr. Arnab Majumder. This episode of the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast will focus on inguinal hernias and is a companion to Chapter 25 of the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Drs. Blatnik and Majumder delve into need-to-know aspects of inguinal hernias, including diagnosis, management, and common perioperative complications. You’ll also learn about the nuanced differences between open and minimally invasive hernia repairs, the significance of pertinent anatomy, and key considerations for bot...2024-12-1321 minWashington Manual of Surgery PodcastIntroducing the Washington Manual of Surgery PodcastWelcome to the Washington Manual of Surgery Podcast—a companion to the 9th edition of the bestselling Washington Manual of Surgery. Each episode contains valuable information spanning the breadth of surgical subspecialties. Meet senior editors Dr. Paul Wise and Dr. Jeffrey Blatnik. Paul Wise, MD, co-editor of the Washington Manual of Surgery, is vice chair of surgical education in the Department of Surgery at WashU Medicine. Dr. Wise’s specialty is in colon and rectal surgery and the treatment of colorectal cancers. He serves as director of the Inherited Colorectal Cancer and Familial Polypo...2024-12-1300 minNavigating GradlawInternational Admissions to WashU LawConsidering law school in the U.S.? This episode offers a clear overview of the international admissions process at WashU Law. Learn about application requirements, available support resources, and how WashU Law assists international students in transitioning to legal studies in the U.S. Whether you’re exploring LLM programs or other legal education opportunities, this episode provides valuable insights to guide your journey. Today's guests are Emma Steckelberg and Jeanne Heil-Chapdelaine.2024-12-0212 minWashU WorldviewWashu Worldview - Episode 7 - Thriving During the Winter - Tips for International StudentsWashU Worldview – Episode 7: Thriving During the WinterWinter in St. Louis can be a whole new experience, especially if you're coming from a warmer climate. In this episode, we’re sharing practical tips for staying warm, staying safe, and staying positive during the colder months. From layering up for those frosty days to beating the winter blues with self-care, we’ve got you covered! Don’t miss our winter-themed trivia break and this week’s WashU Winter Challenge—a fun way to embrace the season and share your experience with the WashU community. Whether you’re navigating icy...2024-11-2032 minNavigating GradlawCurricula and LLM ProgramsThinking about an LLM? This episode discusses how WashU Law's programs are designed to support international students and career goals. From flexible curricula and hands-on learning to global perspectives and tech integration, get an inside look at how WashU Law will prepare you for what’s next in law. Today's guests are Jeanne Heil-Chapdelaine and Emma Steckelberg.2024-11-1815 minGateway to InformaticsFrom Computer Science to Clinical Impact: Albert Lai's Informatics JourneyWelcome to Gateway to Informatics, a podcast hosted by Dr. Philip Payne, Chief Data Scientist at WashU Medicine and Director of the Institute for Informatics, Data Science, and Biostatistics (I2DB). Each episode features conversations with prominent figures in informatics, research, and healthcare. Our podcast delves into the latest developments, challenges, and innovations in the field, with a particular focus on the integration of AI and digital technologies. By leveraging our healthcare system as a living laboratory, we aim to extract meaningful insights that advance research, save lives, and build healthier communities.In this episode, we sit...2024-11-1536 minWashU WorldviewWashU Worldview - Episode 4 - Podcast PotpourriWelcome back to WashU Worldview: Engage Globally, Thrive Locally—your go-to podcast for bringing global perspectives to life right here at WashU. Today’s episode is a special one we're calling Podcast Potpourri! We’re mixing things up with a little bit of everything—cultural trivia, fascinating customs, and unique traditions from around the world. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or just curious about global cultures, there’s something here for everyone. So, get ready for a fun and insightful journey through diverse cultural tidbits. Let’s dive right in!2024-10-3129 minWashU WorldviewWashU Worldview - Episode 3 - Balancing Academics and Social LifeWelcome to WashU Worldview: Engage Globally, Thrive Locally! In today’s episode, we’re tackling a topic every student can relate to—finding the right balance between academics and social life. For international students, this balance can be especially challenging as you adjust to a new culture, language, and academic expectations.We understand the pressures of academic life alongside the excitement of exploring a new environment. That’s why we’re sharing practical strategies to help you succeed in your studies while still enjoying the vibrant social opportunities that WashU and St. Louis have to offer.Plus, we’ll dive into some fa...2024-10-3132 minWashU WorldviewWashU Worldview - Episode 2 - HomesicknessIn this episode of WashU Worldview: Engage Globally, Thrive Locally, we’ll be tackling the common challenge of homesickness. We’ll share practical tips for overcoming those tough emotions, featuring a student who has successfully navigated this experience. We’ll also discuss ways to stay connected to home while embracing and thriving in your new environment. This podcast is all about fostering a global mindset and supporting each other through new experiences, and today’s conversation will help you manage homesickness while building a strong, supportive community here at WashU.2024-10-3132 minWashU WorldviewWashU Worldview - Episode 1 - Global CitizenshipIn our first episode of WashU Worldview: Engage Globally, Thrive Locally, we’re diving into the concept of global citizenship. We'll explore what it means to foster a global mindset and support one another as we navigate new cultural experiences. This podcast is all about building a vibrant, inclusive community where everyone feels they belong—no matter where they're from. Join us as we kick off this journey, share stories, and celebrate the rich diversity of the WashU community!2024-10-3131 min
Gateway to InformaticsBridging Data, Medicine, and Mentorship: Insights from Atul ButteWelcome to Gateway to Informatics, a podcast hosted by Dr. Philip Payne, Chief Data Scientist at WashU Medicine and Director of the Institute for Informatics, Data Science, and Biostatistics (I2DB). Each episode features conversations with prominent figures in informatics, research, and healthcare. Our podcast delves into the latest developments, challenges, and innovations in the field, with a particular focus on the integration of AI and digital technologies. By leveraging our healthcare system as a living laboratory, we aim to extract meaningful insights that advance research, save lives, and build healthier communities.In our inaugural episode, we...2024-10-1828 min
Socialist News and ViewsSNV Special Interview: WashU Palestine Solidarity Activist UpdateSpecial Interview Recorded (8/22/24) and Uploaded (8/29/24)
In this special we speak with Valencia Alvarez who was recently a Masters of Public Health student at Washington University in St. Louis and is a Community Organizer for migrant justice with Migrantes Unidos (https://www.migrantesunidos.com/). Alvarez is originally from Southern California and her family is from Mexico.
Alvarez is in legal limbo after being arrested at WashU during a Palestine Solidarity Encampment. She has also been told her degree will not be conferred to her until December. In this special we...2024-08-2932 min
Socialist News and ViewsSNV Special Interview: WashU Palestine Solidarity Activist UpdateSpecial Interview Recorded (8/22/24) and Uploaded (8/29/24)
In this special we speak with Valencia Alvarez who was recently a Masters of Public Health student at Washington University in St. Louis and is a Community Organizer for migrant justice with Migrantes Unidos (https://www.migrantesunidos.com/). Alvarez is originally from Southern California and her family is from Mexico.
Alvarez is in legal limbo after being arrested at WashU during a Palestine Solidarity Encampment. She has also been told her degree will not be conferred to her until December. In this special we discuss her situation, the experience of the encampment at WashU and...2024-08-2932 min
The Owner's Box @WashU OlinEpisode 5: Brothers in the Vineyard: Growing Fraiche Wine GroupWelcome to Episode Five of the Owner’s Box by WashU Olin’s Koch Center for Family Enterprise. This week, we learn from Michael and John Kennedy on how they have worked together as siblings and a broader family to build out Fraiche Wine Group. 2024-07-2649 min
College Matters. Alma Matters.John Georgiades of WashU: Biochemistry, UG Research & Goldwater Scholarship, and Music.Subscribe to Receive Venkat’s Weekly Newsletter
John calls himself an “average nerd” while in High School. He enjoyed learning and Chemistry was his favorite class. In addition to classes, he was into debate, was in the school orchestra, concertmaster for the local youth symphony.
Since he loved science and liked helping people, he decided to be Pre Med in college.
John joins our podcast to share his undergraduate college journey at WashU, UG Research, Winning the Goldwater Scholarship, Moving away from Pre Med, Majoring in Biochemistry, and Advice for High Schoolers.
In p...2023-11-2649 min
The Legal Level - LSAT, law school admissions, 1L, bar exam & more!Insider Admissions Tips from WashU’s Claire O’Brien & Katherine ScannellThinking of applying to WashU (#16 USNWR, #6 ATL)? Then this is a must-listen.
But even if you’ll be applying elsewhere, Branden & Jelena’s interview with WashU’s Director of Admissions and Vice Dean for Institutional Success will put you on the right path to acceptances galore.
Listen and learn . . .
Why WashU lets you redact your GPA or LSAT score when applying
What admissions officers really want to see in your personal statement
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