Online Roadmap Podcasts Fall 2021
August 30, 2021
Listen every Monday from August 30 to December 6 to discover more about WVU Online. We’ll talk registration, resources, courses, benefits and more.
Expert Guidance from the LEC
Life decisions aren’t easy and we understand that. So when you begin exploring the variety of online programs within our site, we’ve got your back. Reach out to Kelly or Ian, two of WVU Online’s admission coaches, for their expert advice as you begin to navigate individual program requirements and the overall admission process. This podcast will highlight their perspectives, and give you a sneak peek into what to expect; not to mention, some very helpful tips.
Successful Connections
When you think about the various student groups within the University, both formal and informal, our first-generation students may not be a group that typically comes to mind. Listen in as we discuss available resources and how first-gen students can make those important connections with faculty, staff, and other first-gen members of our campus community. This group is bigger than what you’d expect. WVU also has several first-gen faculty and staff.
Are you a first-generation student? If neither parent nor guardian has a 4-year college degree from an institution within the US, then you are too!
Celebration, Education, and Understanding Different Identities
Amber and James discuss how WVU is educating and preparing students for a global economy. To compete in this landscape, WVU seeks to attract people with different skill sets, backgrounds, ideas, experiences, and perspectives. This podcast brings to the forefront our ability, as a University, to bring together our collective differences to encourage innovation, engagement, and creativity. Additional resources related to training and recommended readings can be found at diversity.wvu.edu.
The Importance of Taking Care of You
Liz Kelly loves the intersection of mental health and technology, working with teens and adults through Talkspace, WVU's new online mental health service. Users of the service are required to set up an account or user profile. Once complete, these profiles will assist Talkspace in matching an individual with a therapist in their state, that specializes in the services they need. Communication with Talkspace therapists is available in a variety of formats: email, audio, or video chats. Hear how this new service will impact our online learners in a variety of ways as they move through life transitions and more.
Be Bold
This is your chance to learn more about the wildly popular Winter Intersession, where students can earn up to 5 credits in just three weeks! Visting students are also eligible to take courses. Listen as Amber and Julie Thalman, Executive Director of WVU Online, discuss how to prepare for this fully online condensed course opportunity. Winter Intersession is engaging and students can expect discussion posts, projects, quizzes, papers, and more!
New Online Courses at WVU
There's nothing more exciting than embarking on a new adventure. Listen in as WVU Online admissions coaches, Kelly Legg and Gary Phillips, discuss some of the newest online program additions. If game design, accounting, leadership, or the outdoors are of any interest to you, your new online adventure awaits.
Online Undergrad in IMC
Aaron and Amber discuss the online undergraduate opportunities within the Reed College of Media, specifically the Integrated Marketing Communications program. For anyone considering a role in the communications field, this is a great podcast. Listen in as they talk industry trends and why this program is a great undergraduate introduction to communication initiatives.
Key Topics
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