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We dive into the real challenges faced by African students learning English as a second language—and the strategies that are helping them succeed in and beyond the classroom.
Host: Iris Thompson-Pelham, UDC undergraduate student
This insightful discussion explores the cultural, historical, and social connections between African and African American students on campus.
Host: Iris Thompson-Pelham, UDC undergraduate student
This session highlighted the challenges and triumphs of African students, discussed ways to strengthen cultural representation, and provide strategies for leveraging identity as a source of empowerment.
Host: Iris Thompson-Pelham, UDC undergraduate student
Episode 1: Safeguarding Our Sons - and what that looks like as a student parent in DC {student-parents}
Host: Charity Blackwell, Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) practitioner, spoken word artist.
Guests:
○ Leslie Perry
○ Michelle Bailey
○ Yolanda Torres
Episode 2: Reinvesting in Adult Learners. Adjusting to academic curriculum when out-of-school for over 10 years (older-adult learners)
Host: Charity Blackwell, Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) practitioner, spoken word artist.
Guests:
Episode: Reinvesting in Adult Learners. Adjusting to academic curriculum when out-of-school for over 10 years (older-adult learners)
Host: Charity Blackwell, Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) practitioner, spoken word artist.
Guests:
Episode 4: Financial Freedom Before, During and After College
Host: Charity Blackwell, Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) practitioner, spoken word artist.
Guests:
Episode 5: Sacrifice or Self Care- How do students manage Mental Health and Wellness?
Host: Charity Blackwell, Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) practitioner, spoken word artist.
Guests:
Episode 6: Diversity & Equity
Part 1: Bridging the Gaps of Opportunity Through Language, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Part 2: The Hillman Effect: Is academic excellence a luxury or badge of honor when attending an HBCU?
Host: Charity Blackwell, DEI practitioner, spoken word artist.
Guests:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/kCY3jDONSA2UYBC1Z9q54Q
We are excited to announce a new mini-series on the Student Voice Podcast, focusing on the power of cultural identity for African students o...
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/kCY3jDONSA2UYBC1Z9q54Q
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