Category: Podcasts
The Adrenaline Zone Podcast
The Adrenaline Zone is not a podcast for the timid! Georgia Tech Alumni Sandy Winnefeld and Sandra Magnus have set out to tell the stories of those who do not shy away from risk but instead revel in it. Through a series of interviews, Winnefeld and Magnus will explore the physical, intellectual, reputation, and financial risks that these individuals had to take in order to achieve their success. Their first episode, out now, is an interview with former Navy Ordnance Disposal Officer, and two-time Paralympic gold medalist Brad Snyder. Take…
Read MoreNow That’s INTAresting: Elizabeth Osman
In this episode, we talk with Elizabeth Osman who received a BS and MS in International Affairs from the Nunn School and a Minor in German as part of the 5 Year BS/MS Program. Elizabeth is currently a PhD Student in the Department of Political Science at The Ohio State University. Listen to Elizabeth’s experiences with studying abroad, VIP, undergraduate research, and pursuing a PhD! Take a listen! Read the transcript Highlights with Elizabeth: If you are unsure of next steps in your career or are interested in a…
Read MoreNow That’s INTAresting: Zara Albright
In this episode, we speak with Zara Albright who received a BS and MS in International Affairs from the Nunn School as part of the 5 Year BS/MS Program. Zara is currently pursuing a PhD from the Department of Political Science at Boston University. Listen to Zara’s experiences with studying abroad, interning, and pursuing a PhD! Take a listen! Read the transcript Highlights with Zara: Tailor your BS/MS degree to what you are interested in! Studying abroad gives you a great, on-the-ground perspective in international affairs! Take advantage of…
Read MoreNow That’s INTAresting: Lucia Lombardo
In this episode, we speak with Lucia Lombardo–a graduate of the Nunn School with a Bachelor of Science in International Affairs, a Certificate in European Affairs, and a Minor in Environmental Science (EAS). Listen to hear about Lucia’s experiences with the European Union study abroad program, internships, grad school, and more! Take a listen! Read the transcript Highlights with Lucia: Minors can change your academic and career path and open up new possibilities! If you have the opportunity, go on a study abroad program! Don’t let the technical aspect…
Read MoreNow That’s INTAresting: Kathryn Allred
In this episode, we speak with Kathryn Allred—a Nunn School alum—who graduated with a Bachelor of Science in International Affairs (INTA) and a Minor in Women, Science, and Technology (WST). Listen to learn more about Kathryn’s experiences with non-profit organizations, the Peace Corps, and a focus on education! Take a listen! Read the transcript Highlights with Kathryn: Look beyond just big-name organizations; smaller organizations can still be making a huge impact! Find organizations that align with your values and interests! Learning what you want to do is just as…
Read MoreNow That’s INTAresting: Aarij Abbas
In this episode, we speak with Aarij Abbas–a Nunn School graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Economics and International Affairs (EIA) and a Minor in Biology. Listen to hear about Aarij’s experiences with internships, the Peace Corps, communications positions, applying for a Minor in Biology and a BS in EIA, and more! Take a listen! Read the transcript Highlights with Aarij: Look for internships, careers, and other opportunities in areas that interest you! Be open to all opportunities! Don’t limit yourself! It is okay to not know exactly…
Read MoreNow That’s INTAresting: Madi Wickett
We are shifting to talk with Nunn School students and alumni who have received minors in STEM-related fields to learn how a combination of International Affairs and STEM fields can shape a career path! In this episode, we speak with Madi Wickett, a graduating Spring 2021 senior with a BS in International Affairs and Modern Languages (IAML) and a Minor in Computing and Intelligence. Listen to learn more about how Madi’s internships, positions as a Student Assistant, and Computer Science-related coursework has helped to shape a career path at the…
Read MoreNow That’s INTAresting: Kayleigh Nortje
In this episode, we speak with Kayleigh Nortje, a Fall 2020 Georgia Tech graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BA) and a Minor in Global Development! Kayleigh discusses how the Global Development Minor and building connections can shape future academic and career paths through various volunteer opportunities, study abroad, and internships! Take a listen! Read the transcript Highlights with Kayleigh: Find what you are passionate about and follow that in volunteer activities or internships! Use LinkedIn and Career Buzz to find internships or jobs! Connections with…
Read MoreNow That’s INTAresting: Erin Kowalsky
On this episode of Now That’s INTAresting, we talk with Erin Kowalsky, a graduating senior, earning a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering and a Minor in International Affairs from the Nunn School. Erin talks about how receiving an INTA minor can assist in internship opportunities and shape future career paths through discussions of study abroad, internships, and research. Take a listen! Read the transcript Highlights with Erin: Understanding politics and culture is important when working internationally! There are a variety of courses offered with the International Affairs Minor.…
Read MoreNow That’s INTAresting: Ahmet Korkaya
In this episode, we speak with Ahmet Korkaya, a Biomedical Engineering and International Affairs Minor student who will be graduating this Fall. Ahmet talks about experiences within the Nunn School that have shaped current and future academic as well as career goals, discussing research, study abroad, and specific INTA courses that have been impactful! Take a listen! Read the transcript Highlights with Ahmet: Speak with and learn from your peers! Get involved in organizations that are interesting early in your time at Georgia Tech! Broaden and find breadth for…
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