GO-MAP Podcasts

“Giving Back” : Using your degree in your community.

Antoinette Angulo, MPH 2004, Health Education Program Manager, SEA MAR**

Marc Philipart, MPH/MPA 2007, Research Associate, PATH***

Join us as UW alums Marc Philpart and Antoinette Angulo share their insight on public health and the need for graduate students in the community.

Date/Time: November 18, 2008 12:00-1:30 PM

Location: Communications #202

*  As a division of the UW Graduate School, the Graduate Opportunities and Minority Achievement Program (GO-MAP), is committed to serving the needs of students of color and students from other underrepresented groups, while simultaneously fostering an educational and social environment in which all students can learn and develop through experiences rich in cultural, ethnic, and racial diversity. Our three main areas of focus are: Outreach, recruitment, and retention, Enhancing scholarship and research, Building community, on and off campus.

**An international, non-profit organization, PATH serves as a catalyst for innovation in global health to ensure access and well being.  http://www.path.org/about.php

****Established by a UW alum,  the SEA MAR Community Health Center provides health and human services to diverse communities.  http://www.seamar.org/index.htm

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Voices in Academia (ViA Lunch)

“Mentoring” with Dr. Jerry Baldasty and Sabrina Bonaparte

Date: November 4, 2008

Time: 12:00-1:30 PM

Location: HUB 209A

The "Mentoring" lunch, facilitated by Dr. Jerry Baldasty, Interim Vice Provost and Dean of the Graduate School, and Sabrina Bonaparte, a graduate student in the Sociology Department co-authors of the Mentor Memo, “Building Your Network: Finding Mentors” (2007) (http://www.grad.washington.edu/mentoring/memos/13_networking_and_mentors.pdf), will provide insight into establishing mentor relationship(s), how to be a good mentee, and many other issues related to mentoring. Dr. Baldasty will also discuss his personal approach to mentorship, and the "Mentor Memos" he has created in order to enhance mentoring relationships within the department of Communication, and the UW Graduate School as a whole.

The Graduate Opportunities & Minority Achievement Program (GO-MAP)* brown bag ViA lunches provide opportunities for a featured faculty/staff member and a small group of students to discuss topics significant for future faculty members and others interested in higher education careers. The lunches are informative, yet informal conversations between faculty/staff and students, fostering community and a nurturing learning environment, while promoting professional development.

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