Clare Overmann on Georgetown: Languages, International Experience, and Talks by World Leaders.
Episode description
Episode summary introduction: Clare discovered that languages came easily to her starting in Middle School. She learnt Spanish and wanted to pursue it in College. It would turn out to be a great choice.
Clare Overmann is a graduate of Georgetown University with a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish Language and Culture.
In particular, we discuss the following with her:
- Love for Spanish
- Why Georgetown University?
- Study Abroad in Korea and Chile
- Advice to Applicants
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Introduction to Clare Overmann, Georgetown [1:00]
- Hi Fives - Podcast Highlights [1:45]
- Georgetown - “Excellent Experience” [4:22]
- Why Georgetown? [5:18]
- High School - Voted “Most Versatile” [7:29]
- Transition to Georgetown [8:36]
- Preppy Peers [10:30]
- “World Class” Profs [12:02]
- The Love for Spanish [13:15]
- Dorm [14:12]
- Involved Student Body [17:05]
- Korea, Chile - Study Abroad [18:24]
- Assorted Summer Activities [22:41]
- Georgetown as a Career Shaper [25:04]
- Georgetown Redo? [30:06]
- Advice to Aspirants [31:23]
- About World Leaders & Traditions [33:26]
Our Guest: Clare Overmann is a graduate of Georgetown University with a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish Language and Culture. After gaining international experience in Europe, Clare went on to get her Master’s in International Education at New York University.
Memorable Quote: Clare on stereotypes about Georgetown Students: “It is a fairly wealthy population, it is kind of preppy, that many people want to be Politicians..some of it is actually true.”.
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