Embarking on the journey of graduate education is a significant milestone in one’s life. It is a pathway filled with self-exploration, knowledge acquisition, and transformation. In the podcast episode featuring Sasha Wakefield, a high school math teacher from Clio, Michigan, her story reflects the essence of this transformative journey. With a passion for learning and
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Chief Diversity Officer’s Journey: Tips for Thriving in Graduate School
Embarking on a journey to graduate school comes with its own set of successes and challenges. The path to achieving success in graduate school is seldom a straightforward one. In this enlightening conversation, we sit down with Dr. David Luke, the chief diversity officer at the University of Michigan-Flint, to delve into Dr. Luke’s experiences
Marsha Hare’s Journey: Balancing Work, Grad School, and Success in Information Resource Management
Entering graduate school is a significant step in one’s academic and professional journey. It requires careful consideration, motivation, and a clear vision of how it will contribute to personal and career growth. In this week’s Victors in Grad School Podcast, Marsha Hare, an international logistics analyst with XPO Logistics, shares her inspiring journey from undertaking
From Undergrad to Success: Jeff Sharkey’s Graduate School Journey
The Importance of Continuous Learning In this week’s Victors in Grad School we welcome Jeff Sharkey, Vice President for Tru Treasury, as he shares his insights into the journey of success through graduate school. A key takeaway from his experience is the importance of continuous learning. His decision to pursue a graduate degree was driven
Non-Linear Paths in Graduate School: Robert Burack’s Unique Journey
Embarking on the journey of graduate school can be a daunting yet rewarding endeavor. In the podcast episode “Victors in Grad School,” Robert Burack, co-founder of Brocade Studio, shares insights from his experience transitioning from undergraduate to graduate education, offering valuable tips and reflections for success in the world of higher education. The Non-Linear Path
Balancing Work and Research in Pursuit of a Master’s in Biology With Arianna Elkins
Dr. Christopher Lewis, the host of Victor’s in Grad School, recently had a compelling conversation with Arianna Elkins, a student in the master’s in biology program at the University of Michigan Flint. The discussion delved into her journey from undergraduate to graduate studies, the decision to pursue a joint degree program, the importance of balance
Graduating Student Spotlight – Karly Saez
Karly Saez is graduating from the MBA in Healthcare Administration this term! We took a few minutes to get to know her more. What has been your favorite class? Finance What did you study as an undergrad? Dietetics What has been your favorite assignment so far? Group based scenario negotiations What do you prefer studying
Graduating Student Spotlight – Heather Johnson
Heather Johnson is graduating from the Masters of Public Health (MPH) Program this term! We took a few minutes to get to know her more. What has been your favorite class? Social Determinants of Health What did you study as an undergrad? Healthcare Management What has been your favorite assignment so far? My capstone assignment/project
Graduating Student Spotlight – Rose Klann
Rose Klann is graduating from the Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program this term! We took a few minutes to get to know her more. What has been your favorite class? Acute Care with Dr. Buterakos What did you study as an undergrad? Nursing What has been your favorite assignment so far? My favorite assignments
Graduating Student Spotlight – Sarah Allmacher
Sarah Allmacher is graduating from the Masters of Physician Assistant Studies (MS) this term! We took a few minutes to get to know her more. What has been your favorite class? Clinical Year As a Whole What did you study as an undergrad? Allied Health Sciences What has been your favorite assignment so far? Probably