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Hosted by Engineering Student Services · EN · 15 episodes
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Topics of interest for new Berkeley Engineering students (freshmen and transfers)
Engineering Student Services hosts The (Not So) Secret Guide to Being a Berkeley Engineer, a education show with 15 episodes published.
Learn how Berkeley Engineering's programs and resources can help you build community, find opportunities and thrive from your first semester. Marvin Lopez shares practical advice on making the most of your time at Berkel
Three ESS peer advisers share practical advice for navigating your first semester at Berkeley Engineering, from office hours and study groups to time management, campus resources and learning that grades don't define you
Think engineering students can't study abroad? Learn how to stay on track for graduation while studying abroad, plus hear one student's internship experience in Barcelona. For a transcript, please visit the episode page
Learn practical strategies for managing stress, building healthy routines, overcoming perfectionism, and thriving during your first year at Berkeley. For a transcript, please visit the episode page on the ESS podcast hub
Getting involved is one of the best ways to make the most of your Berkeley experience. Engineering Student Council co-presidents Laura Viera and Evan Wong discuss how to find the right student organization, balance invol
Planning your Berkeley engineering schedule can feel overwhelming. In this episode, ESS adviser Olivia Chan explains prerequisites, course sequencing, and how to build a course plan that keeps you on track. Learn why Ber
New to Berkeley Engineering? Meet the Engineering Student Services (ESS) advisers who will support you throughout your academic journey. Learn how Golden Bear Advising works, when to connect with your adviser, and why yo
In this episode of The Not So Secret Guide to Being a Berkeley Engineer, we’re talking about finding your community at UC Berkeley. Whether through clubs, classes, or where you live, building connections can make all the
This week our guests, Mayra Rivera and Jean Nguyen, join us from Engineering Student Services (ESS) to introduce you to ESS advising. Topics they cover are Golden Bear Advising, which takes place this month (June), what
In our final podcast of the summer, we speak with Luis Castillo, associate director of student development in ESS, and returning engineering students Andrea Limon, Gabriel Sianez and Rosalind Martinez. They will introduc
Students transferring to the College of Engineering face many changes. Among them, they must learn to navigate an entirely new college environment. To support these students, we asked Heidi Maqueos, program manager for t
Are you interested in someday making the leap from student to entrepreneur? This week, we are learning about the Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology and its Student Innovation Fellows program. Engineering
We don’t expect students to always know their post-graduation plans.You will spend the next two to four years learning about the many opportunities that await you after graduation. This week, we are delighted to have Kat
Berkeley Engineering students can study abroad! This week, ESS advisor Kendra Van Nyhuis and engineering student Simon Gonzalez share with us the amazing experience that awaits you studying abroad. You’ll learn when to s
You’ve come to Berkeley Engineering, so you can gain the knowledge needed to tackle the world’s most complex problems. This week I’m excited to introduce the Big Ideas @ Berkeley contest. Guests Phillip Dennny, Big Ideas
Mark Asta, executive associate dean at the College of Engineering, joins us this week to discuss what students can do if they don’t feel like they are in the right major. You’ll learn where to find more information about
Registration is right around the corner and we are sure you have questions about planning, the day of and what happens after. Mayra Rivera, associate director of advising and policy in Engineering Student Services joins
Our goal in Engineering Student Services is for each student to feel like they are successful and that they belong in Berkeley Engineering. This week we spoke with Marcia Breslin-Cantillana from ESS and current students
Marvin Lopez, the Director of Student Programs in Engineering Student Services (ESS), joins us this week to introduce the programming element of ESS. This includes the programs, resources and opportunities that support a
We know that financial aid has been more of a burden this year than in the past due to changes in the FAFSA. We were happy to invite Joseph Sell, Assistant Director, Financial Aid and Scholarships, to the podcast this we
Luis Castillo
associate director of student development in ESS
1 appearance on this show
Chimkasinma
UC Berkeley
1 appearance on this show
Mayra Rivera
Engineering Student Services
2 appearances on this show
Heidi Maqueos
ESS
1 appearance on this show
Kate Zuby
Berkeley’s counseling & psychological services
1 appearance on this show
Mark Asta
College of Engineering
1 appearance on this show
Marvin Lopez
Engineering Student Services
1 appearance on this show
Shareena Samson
Engineering Student Services
1 appearance on this show
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