Science Spotlight: Purdue Fort Wayne
Science Spotlight: Purdue Fort Wayne
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Welcome to Science Spotlight, the official podcast of the Purdue Fort Wayne College of Science. Join us in conversations with our innovative faculty, dedicated staff, and ambitious students as we explore the fascinating world of science right here on our campus. Each episode will shed light on groundbreaking research, unique academic journeys, and the many opportunities that shape the vibrant environment at PFW. If you are passionate about science, seek inspiration from unique experiences, or are curious about the exciting work that fuels our campus, we invite you to join us on this journey!
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The podcast focuses on various themes such as innovative research, academic journeys, and opportunities within the scientific community. Episodes include discussions on forensic psychology with Dr. Michelle Drouin, data science insights with Alessandro Selvitella, and the impact of speech therapy on Parkinson's patients with Jolene Lawton, showcasing both personal experiences and professional advancements.
Welcome to Science Spotlight, the official podcast of the Purdue Fort Wayne College of Science. Join us in conversations with our innovative faculty, dedicated staff, and ambitious students as we explore the fascinating world of science right here on our campus. Each episode will shed light on groundbreaking research, unique academic journeys, and the many opportunities that shape the vibrant environment at PFW. If you are passionate about science, seek inspiration from unique experiences, or are curious about the exciting work that fuels our campus, we invite you to join us on this journey!
In this episode of Science Spotlight, we welcome Dr. Shannon Bischoff and Dr. Mary Encabo Bischoff for a conversation that connects local classrooms to global advocacy.
Dr. Mary Encabo Bischoff shares how her background in international educational development led her to direct the Tunnel Program (Teaching English as a New Language), supporting multilingual learners and preparing future English language educators.
Dr. Shannon Bischoff discusses his work in mathematical, computational, and linguistic anthropology, focusing on Indigenous and lesser-studied languages. His research and advocacy led to partnerships with the United Nations and UNESCO, including Purdue University Fort Wayne serving as a sponsor during the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages.
The episode explores how scholarship, human rights advocacy, refugee community engagement, and international collaboration intersect. From hosting global leaders and Indigenous delegates on campus to connecting Southeast Asian communities with local students, this conversation highlights how academic research can extend far beyond the classroom.
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