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In the third episode of Class in Session, we dive into the university vs. job experience debate, highlighting the value of lifelong learning in a tech-driven world. Featuring insights from Gail Steptoe-Warren, Catherine Hitch, and Jeanne Volschenk, the episode emphasizes that there’s no "right" time for higher education—it's all about passion and readiness. 🌟Highlights include:University vs. Job ExperienceLifelong Learning in a Tech-Driven WorldThe "Right Age" DebatePersonal Perspectives from Gail, Catherine, and JeanneInclusive and Flexible EducationNo "One-Size-Fits-All" PathTune in to explore how inclusive education and a growth mindset can support diverse learning needs at any stage. 📚

In our latest Class in Session episode, we dive deep into navigating life after graduation with top tips from guests Betsy, Georgina, and Tru!From embracing a growth mindset to overcoming imposter syndrome, our panellists share valuable insights to help you succeed in your career. 💪Highlights include:Using your differences as a superpower.Staying in your own lane and focusing on personal goals.Viewing challenges as opportunities for growth.Never giving up—perseverance is key to success!Whether you’re a soon-to-be graduate or just starting your professional journey, this episode is packed with advice to help you thrive. Tune in now on Spotify or YouTube and get ready to unleash your potential! 🎧

In this inaugural episode of the Class In Session series, our speakers delve into the challenges of imposter syndrome in higher education. They share personal experiences and offer insights on overcoming obstacles to achieve academic success. The discussion emphasizes the importance of inclusivity, empathy, and advocacy in creating a supportive environment. Learn about the transformative power of finding allies, the significance of time management, and the value of re-evaluating beliefs and embracing opportunities. Join us for an inspiring conversation on fostering a more inclusive and supportive academic community.

🌈 Celebrating Pride: Unveiling the Rainbow's Journey with Arden University Podcast! 🎙️Join hosts Alicia and Jacob as they dive into the vibrant world of Pride Month alongside insightful guests Rob Barnsley and Fernando Rosell-Aguilar. From unravelling the significance of Pride month to exploring the impact of Section 28, this episode is a captivating exploration of LGBTQ+ history and progress.📚 Discover the past: Section 28 and its lasting effects🎨 Unravelling the flag: What the rainbow represents💼 Corporate support: Blessing or disguise for the LGBTQ+ community?With engaging discussions and personal anecdotes, our guests shed light on the significance of embracing diversity, dismantling discrimination, and the ongoing battle for equality. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of Pride and its multifaceted journey!Let's celebrate inclusivity and spark meaningful conversations together! Don't miss this empowering episode of the Arden University Podcast! 🎧

This month is our Black History Month special, in which we are joined by former professional footballer and Arden honorary graduate, Brendon Batson of West Bromwich Albion fame. After hanging up his boots, Brendon enjoyed a successful career in football administration and played a significant role in the launch of Kick it Out, a campaign tackling racism and discrimination in football.

Join us as we talk to Emma Owen, a lecturer at Arden who had a late diagnosis for autism, as she tells us about her experiences growing up, and how she flipped it on it's head.

In this episode, BA Healthcare Management student, Cemene Fraser shares her story of her journey to graduating with us. We hear about her challenges studying with dyslexia, how Arden's support helped her through, and what an Arden Graduation is really like 🎓

Pride is an amazing time to celebrate who you are, as well as to embrace who the person next to you is! And who better to discuss all things Pride with than our own Senior Lecturer Phil Harper... AKA Philli Mi Up! 🏳️‍🌈To register your interest for "Born to be me: LGBTQIA+ Conference" at Arden University, click the attached link in these episode notes.