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Alumni Advice
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This week we spoke with Julie DiCaro. Julie graduated in 1995 with a degree in Journalism. She currently works at Deadspin as a Senior Editor and recently released a book titled Sidelined: Sports, Culture, and Being a Woman in America. …
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This week we spoke with Garrett Greller. Garrett graduated from IU in 2018 with a degree in creative advertising and is the co-founder and Director of Marketing and Product Development at Uncle Buds Hemp and CBD. In this episode, Garett …
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This week we spoke with Kieran Farr, a tech entrepreneur in the Bay Area who has a background in creating tech start–ups with a focus on video streaming technology. Kieran from IU in 2005 with degrees in Television …
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Meet Jack Theising, a data scientist at General Motors (GM) and former double major in Physics and Math. In his spare time he worked on his Spanish minor and participated in the Astronomy Club, among other things. He credits all …
This week we spoke with Noah Herron, Biochemistry BS ‘06. Noah is the owner of Urban Farming Seeds and Urban Vines in Westfield, IN. In this episode, Noah shared why his first job as a chemist after graduating from …
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What are your go-to conversation starters? When you meet someone new, no matter the situation, how do you break the ice? What are the questions you ask that seem to get people talking? What interests you?
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This week we spoke with Dawn Ridley, African American Studies BA ‘91. Dawn currently serves as the Assistant Vice President of Institutional Giving at Howard University and has years of experience in business primarily in the Washington, DC area. …
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Upon graduation, telecommunications alum Caleb Konstanski didn’t imagine one day he’d be leading the business operations of a division at local employer Cook Medical. Instead, he thought he’d be leading a team of people on a soccer field. Read below …
This week we spoke with Emily Ridout, Folklore and Ethnomusicology BA ‘19. Emily is an AstroYoga specialist and has a super interesting background. In this episode, we talked about what she loved about her time at IU and …
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