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Interdisciplinarity and Inclusivity in Education
Sep 29, 2024
Lecture on Interdisciplinarity, Inclusivity, and World Readiness
Introduction
Welcome and thanks to collaborators and panelists.
Moderator: Mesa Ogus.
Panelist Introductions
Panelists' Backgrounds:
Working towards various degrees and involved in different fields.
Emphasis on interdisciplinarity and inclusivity.
Panel Discussion Questions
1. Snapshot of Current Work
Panelist 1 (Raman Ruth):
Business Intelligence at Sergeant Lundy.
Projects include process automation with AI and application development for cost data analysis.
Panelist 2 (Antonia Roach):
Sociology PhD student focusing on race, social movements, and veganism.
Engages in data collection and works at a vegan restaurant.
Panelist 3 (Michaela Meer):
Data Scientist at Mitre Corporation.
Works on data privacy projects with the Census Bureau, focusing on protecting privacy and usability.
Panelist 4 (Angie):
PhD student in Biomedical Informatics.
Researches cancer epigenetics and develops immunotherapy.
Panelist 5 (Pablo Bazar):
Policy Associate at the American Immigration Council.
Supports policy team with research, outreach, and volunteer management.
2. Education and World Readiness
World Readiness vs Career Readiness:
More comprehensive and adaptable.
Importance of managing complexities of work and life.
Impact of Education:
Exposure to interdisciplinary work and handling tough conversations.
Importance of relationships with faculty and peers.
3. Connection Between Current Work and Honors College
Use of Interdisciplinary Skills:
Integration of varied perspectives in business intelligence.
Confidence and skills in handling complex projects.
Research and Collaboration:
Impact on current careers and projects.
4. Interdisciplinarity, Collaboration, and Inclusion
Relationship:
Intrinsic connection among these concepts.
Importance of collaboration and inclusion in interdisciplinary work.
Critical Skills:
Communication and understanding limits.
Inclusion requires intentionality and accountability.
Audience Questions
Balancing Honors College and Major
Approaches:
Integrate honors courses with major work.
Utilize resources and faculty support.
Advice for Current Students
Engage and Build Relationships:
Attend events and engage with faculty.
Importance of networking and utilizing resources.
Explore Opportunities:
Take diverse courses and participate in research.
Be adaptable and open to new experiences.
Self-Care and Balance:
Learn limits and manage workload effectively.
Closing
Encouragement to engage in World Readiness Mentoring Network for continued growth and support.
Key Takeaways:
Interdisciplinarity and inclusivity are crucial in education and career.
Building relationships and engaging with diverse opportunities enhance world readiness.
Adaptability, communication, and understanding one's limits are essential skills.
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