The Career Catalog
The Career Catalog
Podcast Description
Half an hour of exploring a student’s career options post-graduation, the steps they can take to prepare themselves, and gathering advice from the university’s faculty.
Hosted by Lydia Williams and Aaron Copley, two seniors in the Department of Communication at Augusta University. Both of whom have discovered their respective passions through the efforts of Augusta University. Their hope is by exploring the career field with the various guests, they’ll help educate their listeners on the variety of options that lay before them.
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The podcast explores themes around career preparation for students, including topics such as the benefits of diverse educational pathways, essential internship experiences, and the importance of self-motivation. Specific episodes feature discussions with faculty on Integrated Studies and career choices, advice from consulting experts on self-paced learning, and insights on balancing internships with personal fulfillment.
Half an hour of exploring a student’s career options post-graduation, the steps they can take to prepare themselves, and gathering advice from the university’s faculty.
Hosted by Lydia Williams and Aaron Copley, two seniors in the Department of Communication at Augusta University. Both of whom have discovered their respective passions through the efforts of Augusta University. Their hope is by exploring the career field with the various guests, they’ll help educate their listeners on the variety of options that lay before them.
Today on Career Catalog, our hosts are joined by Dr. Pamela Hayward, a professor and head of Integrated Studies at Augusta University. They talk about the benefits of Integrated Studies, how the university changed over the years, and how to explore career choices.
Thank you for tuning in to the Career Catalog’s journey. We hope you learned just as much as we did.
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