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Hello! We are the FGLI Podcast! Through conversations with first-gen low-income alumni and current students, we hope to highlight and celebrate different FGLI narratives and promote discourse around the challenges of being FGLI.
Unknown Host hosts The FGLI Podcast, a society show with 22 episodes published.
Drs. Anitra Persaud and Shannon Shipley, who are residents at Penn Medicine and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, respectively, share their journey into medicine as first-gen, low-income. Join us for an insightful
What role do FGLI student leaders play at elite institutions—and how can colleges better support them? In this episode, Peter and Lin discuss these questions and more with Dr. Ileana Casellas-Katz, who is the Director fo
In this episode, Peter has a candid conversation with Reem Azar about the pivot points in her career path, departing from her initial aspirations to be a neurologist to discover her passion in bioengineering. Working in
In this episode, Joanne and Khaliun sit down with Dr. Marc Lo, the inaugural Executive Director of Penn First Plus, to discuss the future of first-generation and limited-income (FGLI) programs at Penn and beyond. Drawing
On this episode, we chat with Alaric Qin, who is a Penn alumni currently working in tech but has a passion for music and community building. Emily sits down with him to discuss the importance of maintaining a zest for li
In this episode, Peter sits down with Dr. Michelle J. Johnson to explore her engineering journey, highlighting the various fields that sparked her interest before finding her true passion at the intersection of rehabilit
In this episode, we sit down with Richard Patti, a PhD candidate in Sociology and Demography at UPenn. From reflecting on moving out of upstate New York to mustering the courage to go to office hours, we uncover the smal
In this episode, we go full circle as we look at the beginnings and end of the QuestBridge journey with two incoming Penn freshmen, Ashley and Stephania, and a graduating senior, Sierra, all of whom matched to Penn. Star
In this episode, Khaliun, Emily, and Peter reflect on their experience applying to college and provide advice on planning your apps. Our main takeaway was figuring out how to paint an authentic and multifaceted picture o
Hello everyone! Today, we’ll be sitting down with three of our newest freshman members of the team, Nicolle, Vidhi, and Joanne. We begin by chatting about their initial impressions of Penn from this first semester, and t
In this episode, Emily and Joanne sit down with Enne Kim, a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying English and International Relations. This episode focuses on being pre-law at Penn as a FGLI student as well
In this episode, we sit down with Areli Martinez Pizano, who is a recent graduate from the Penn Graduate School of Education and works as a program assistant at the Greenfield Intercultural Center. We begin with Areli sh
In this episode, Peter and Will chat with Cesar Lainez, a Penn graduate from the Class of 2024. Cesar graduated from the Wharton School, focusing on areas of business analytics and marketing & operations management. This
In this episode, we sit down with Sarahi Franco-Morales, Hannah Srey, and James Tran to reflect on their freshman years. From the fast pace of classes at Penn to the competitive nature of clubs, we put down our Penn Face
In this episode, we discuss the unspoken FGLI experience with Isabella “Izzy” Boudnik, an academic counselor at the Penn College Achievement Program (PennCAP). While many FGLI students see attending college as the “end g
In this episode, we have a nuanced discussion about imposter syndrome with Dr. Dustin Brisson, who is a biology professor and the director of the biology master’s program at Penn. The feeling of not belonging or being “a
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Robert Ghrist about dealing with mental health issues, imposter syndrome as well as balancing your parents' dreams and your own. Dr. Ghrist talks about his experiences of moving to diffe
In this episode, we will be sitting down with Toyce Holmes, Assistant Director of the Penn Spectrum Program in Alumni Relations. Toyce discusses her Native upbringing and journey throughout college, touching on the diffe
In this episode, we sit down with Kia Lor (Penn GSE’16) as she recounts personal stories about her multicultural, FGLI narrative growing up as Hmong in Minnesota. We then reflect on how the FGLI experience continues past
In this episode, we sit down with Lyndsi Burcham (C’19) to talk about how she navigated FGLI advocacy at Penn to help bring monumental change for the FGLI community and the creation of Penn First Plus. We then take a dee
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