Join Katerina in this enlightening episode as she sits down with Haley Duggins, host of the Nearly One Fourth Podcast. Haley delves into her journey through architecture, from the spark that ignited her passion to her experiences in undergraduate and graduate studies.

She shares insights into the transition from academia to the professional world, touching on the challenges of integrating theoretical knowledge with practical design projects. Haley discusses the evolution of her study habits, emphasizing the importance of balance and self-care to avoid burnout during during architecture school and ARE exams. 

Haley shares what inspired her to start her podcast, Nearly One Fourth and her perspective on being a woman in the architecture industry. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on navigating the multifaceted landscape of architecture.

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