Explore the fascinating world of Criminal Justice Studies, including hands-on internships, clubs, and concrete career opportunities. This podcast also explores how normal it is to switch your major! Guests include student Victoria Bziukiewicz a

Unique Law Major Leads to Opportunity

Jul 16th, 2019 27m 50s

Explore how majoring in Law can prepare you for more than being a lawyer. This podcast explores internships, impactful courses, community engagement, and the 3+3 B.A/J.D. program. Guests include student Micaiah Hiner and academic advisors Krist

Following Your Love of English and Creative Writing

Jul 9th, 2019 27m 54s

Explore the majors of English and Creative Writing, including inspiring professors, cool internships, and study abroad opportunities. Learn about the essential, transferrable skills you will gain and how to reassure family members who want to k

Develop Cultural Competency with Mexican American Studies

Jul 2nd, 2019 31m 20s

Learn how Mexican American Studies allows you become involved in the community and explore the breadth and depth of this important demographic. This podcast also explores the unique needs of transfer students. Guests include Academic Advisor I,

Philosophy Beyond Academia: Transferrable Skills for Your Career

Jun 25th, 2019 40m 28s

Distinguish yourself as a Philosophy major by taking courses that develop your abilityto introspect, analyze problems with logic, discover unique solutions, and communicate with others. Guests include Academic Advisor I, Sarah Williams and stud

Information-Savvy in the 21st Century

Jun 18th, 2019 36m 32s

Dive into the School of Information to build your expertise in the ever-increasing pace of technological innovation and learn how information and technology affects people and society. Guests include Academic Advisor I, Laura Owen and Informati

Crossing Disciplines in Sociology

Jun 11th, 2019 43m 12s

Explore how the Sociology and Care, Health & Society programs offer a solid foundation of skills and real-world experiences that prepare you for careers in professional fields, such as health care, government, and community agencies. Guests inc

Be the Political Change You Wish to See

Jun 5th, 2019 31m

Discover how the Political Science major in the School of Government & Public Policy provides interdisciplinary perspectives and exciting internship opportunities that will teach you about political life around the globe. Guests include Senior

Guns in Society

Dec 20th, 2018 18m 8s

In the sociology course “Guns in America,” students can gain a deeper grasp of the complicated issues surrounding gun ownership, identity, and violence. Course instructor and Sociology Professor Jennifer Carlson discusses her research, the clas

Making a Difference with Human Rights

Dec 20th, 2018 23m 7s

Discover how the online Human Rights Practice Graduate Program can provide you with the interdisciplinary perspectives and practical skills to advance human rights around the globe. Guests include Bill Simmons, director of the Human Rights Prac

The Importance of Self Care in Work and Life

Dec 20th, 2018 28m 12s

Learn about the course "Self Care and the Helping Professions," which is part of the Care, Health, and Society major. Guest Leslie Langbert, executive director of the Center for Compassion Studies, discusses the science behind compassion and ho

Creating a Hub to Address Gender-Based Violence

Dec 20th, 2018 27m 44s

Learn how SBS faculty are working to connect research on gender-based violence with prevention efforts and student services at the University of Arizona. Guests include Monica Casper, a professor in Gender & Women Studies and the SBS associate

Studying the Jewish Experience from Antiquity to Modern Times

Dec 20th, 2018 26m 54s

Learn how a major in Judaic Studies brings together history, language, politics, and intercultural perspectives. Guests include Judaic Studies alumna Daniela Tascarella and Ed Wright, director of the Arizona Center for Judaic Studies.See tran

Breadth and Depth – PPEL Leads to Many Paths

Dec 20th, 2018 28m 37s

Learn about the interdisciplinary major Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and Law (PPEL) and how it can prepare you for multiple pathways beyond graduation. Guests include alumnus Vince Redhouse and current PPEL major and ASUA senator Bennett Ad

From Food Studies to a Dream Career

Dec 20th, 2018 22m 58s

Explore the new degree in Food Studies and how our food choices and systems impact the word around us. Guests include food studies and philosophy major Taylor Yamanaka and Laurel Bellante, assistant director at the Center for Regional Food Stud

The Sociology of Happiness

Dec 20th, 2018 30m 10s

What makes people happy? Learn how UA undergraduates delve into the research on happiness in this popular gen-ed course. Guests include sociology major Hannah Hertenstein and Celestino Fernandez, professor emeritus in the UA School of Sociology

From Comm Major to Real-World Skills

Dec 20th, 2018 29m 27s

Explore how a major in Communication builds the needed skills for today's careers. Guests include alumni Steve Lynn, chief strategy officer at New Start Communications, and Mariah Nunes, student engagement officer in SBS, along with current sen

Creating a Meaningful College Experience

Dec 20th, 2018 13m 33s

Learn about majors in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences and how partnering with your advisor can help you chart a meaningful course through college. Guests include Rachael Ronald, senior director for academic advising and student en

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