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Leading Everywhere: The Agnes Scott College Podcast

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The Agnes Scott College Podcast is a way for us to share stories of our campus community’s students, faculty, staff and alumnae. Episodes will be routinely published.
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Episodes

Understanding the COVID-19 Vaccine: An In-Depth Look with Professors from Agnes Scott College

DISCLAIMER: This podcast was recorded on February 19, 2021 prior to Johnson & Johnson's vaccine emergency authorization. Join four Agnes Scott College professors as they discuss the COVID-19 vaccines and production process from the perspectives of biologists, public health experts, and psychologists. They will dive into conversations regarding some of the myths and facts about the vaccine as well as discuss vaccine hesitancy in various communities. Janelle S. Peifer (Moderator), Assistant Pr...

Apr 28, 2021•51 min•Ep. 10

International Professional Success with ASC Alums: National Study Abroad Day, February 22nd

Tehseen Mariam Dossul graduated from Agnes Scott in 2011. She speaks Urdu, Hindi, English, German and is currently learning French. After studying at Agnes Scott and in Germany, Tehseen is currently a manager at Amboss , a medical technology company with offices in New York City, Berlin, and Cologne, Germany. Nga Than graduated from Agnes Scott in 2013. She studied mathematics, economics, and history and spent a year in Germany researching the Vietnamese expatriate community. Nga Than is current...

Feb 22, 2021•43 min•Ep. 8

Looking Back with Diversity & Inclusion | Preparing to Rebound from the Pandemic: Economic, Workplace and Legal Implications

Agnes Scott College's Gay Johnson McDougall Center for Global Diversity and Inclusion hosted its final conversation of a four-part series titled, "Engaging Social Challenges: The Social and Cultural implications of COVD 19." This episode highlighted the economic and legal implications as we prepare to rebound from the pandemic as well as an overall look at the state of affairs from a political science perspective. This podcast features: Ruth Uwaifo Oyelere, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Economic...

Dec 17, 2020•55 min•Ep. 7

Looking Back with Diversity & Inclusion | COVID-19 Social Inequities’ Impact on Mental Health

Mental health experts recently shared insight on the possible long-term effects of COVID-19 once the pandemic is over. This episode is the third of a four-part series created by The Gay Johnson McDougall Center for Global Diversity and Inclusion at Agnes Scott College . Featured panelists include: Joëlle Atere-Roberts ’14, social epidemiologist at the UNC Carolina Population Center; Janelle Peifer, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology at Agnes Scott; and Tomiko Jenkins, LCSW, senior associat...

Dec 17, 2020•39 min•Ep. 6

Looking Back with Diversity and Inclusion | Health Perspectives from the Frontline

Agnes Scott College’s Gay Johnson McDougall Center for Global Diversity and Inclusion recently hosted its second of four conversations, under a series titled, “Engaging Social Challenges: The Social and Cultural Implications of COVID 19”. This series seeks to especially highlight issues of inequities during COVID-19 as they relate to global diversity and inclusion. Thursday afternoon, April 23rd, three alumnae and a professor sat down at their computer screens to discuss healthcare perspectives ...

Dec 17, 2020•58 min•Ep. 5

Looking Back with Diversity & Inclusion | A Conversation on the Social and Cultural Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Agnes Scott College’s Gay Johnson McDougall Center for Global Diversity and Inclusion hosted its first of four webinars highlighting issues of inequities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The webinar featured: Regine O. Jackson, Kathy ’68 and Lawrence Ashe Associate Professor of Sociology and chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Agnes Scott, Yehimi Cambrón ’14. Undocumented artist, activist, and public speaker They underscored matters from the social and cultural consequences...

Dec 17, 2020•55 min•Ep. 4
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