DEI: the little things that spoil the culture, with professors Barbara Müller and Eliana Vassena

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Uncovering the Human Side of Research

Gesa Kappen

9 episodes

3 months ago

In this podcast, we don't talk about study designs or the outcomes of scientific experiments. These conversations are about the Human Side of doing research, the stories about the people behind the scientific output. You will hear scientists, coaches and other experts in science share their personal stories and advice regarding the challenges and the opportunities of academic careers. We hope that this podcast will excite, inspire and help you in your own career.

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DEI: the little things that spoil the culture, with professors Barbara Müller and Eliana Vassena

Uncovering the Human Side of Research

1 hour 4 minutes

3 months ago

DEI: the little things that spoil the culture, with professors Barbara Müller and Eliana Vassena

What are we actually talking about when trying to make Academia a more inclusive place? What is it like to be part of an academic culture for first generation students, expats or as a woman? Today, you’ll listen in on a conversation I had with professors Eliana Vassena and Barbara Müller from Radboud University about Diversity and Inclusivity in Academia. Barbara and Eliana are both passionate about making people from diverse backgrounds feel at home in academia. You will hear about the many culture change initiatives they have been involved in and listen to their personal experiences of being non-dutch women in academia. We also dive into the challenges of first generation students, cultural differences, micro aggressions and many other topics. I hope you enjoy it, too.

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