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Next is a quote from our \\u201cWhat Can You Do with a Language Major\\u201d Panel from last year with Khiabett Osuna \\u201811, who talks about the core skills she uses every day as an Immigration Attorney: \\u201cRead, Think, Write.\\u201d Khiabett shares stories and examples of how her work can change rapidly in topic and focus, and how those core skills can help adjust to those changing conditions.
The last clip comes from a previous podcast episode focusing on Chicago Field Studies with Charlie Vasbinder \\u201919. Charlie discusses the value of his history major for working in real estate in teaching him how to develop relationships, communicate with a wide variety of people, and form arguments on sales pitches.
Links to the full conversations:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/15U2p8EOJ2fuhEsb0eOo6n
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Next is a quote from our panel on Nontraditional Paths in Science and Medicine with Yujia Ding \\u201914. Yujia goes into detail about how her background colored her time at Northwestern, and how those experiences allow her to connect with students and be a better teacher.
Our last clip comes from a previous panel on Women in Science with Amy Yarrington \\u201911. Amy speaks on the value of an interdisciplinary education and how a wide background can help you communicate effectively through writing and conversation.
Check out the full conversations here:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3JQOF1KXEQHyzRyCyeAbku?si=d65bd22001884fc0
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Our second clip is a quote from our conversation with Kathy Lin \\u201808 PhD, who shares stories about finding the MMSS major and Sociology classes. Kathy goes into detail about how these classes and the professors that taught them helped her support new ways of thinking and find career paths she didn\\u2019t know of beforehand.
Lastly, we featured a conversation with Austin Waldron \\u201978, who many of you may recognize from the name of our program! Austin talks about how Northwestern\\u2019s Arts & Sciences education helped him learn to understand people from a variety of different backgrounds, and how that understanding helped him perform better while working in Operations.
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