VIEW: Voices of Incredible Engineering Women

Welcome to VIEW! Voices of Incredible Engineering Women. Are you interested in math and science? Are you curious about the world around you? Are you an engineer? Well, maybe you don’t know yet! The world of engineering is huge! And we want girls to be included in the future of it. So the admissions office at Cornell Duffield Engineering is on a mission to explore engineering through the eyes of our students. Join me, Teri Carey, Assistant Director of Admissions for Duffield Engineering to explore the different fields of engineering, talk to some incredible engineering students about their experiences, and chat with our office staff about the admissions process. We will answer common questions and hopefully lift the curtain behind what happens in an admissions office. So grab a cup of coffee, get your curiosity going, and listen in as we talk to real women studying engineering at Cornell. We hope you enjoy our VIEW.

VIEW: Voices of Incredible Engineering Women is a technology podcast hosted by Teri Carey, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Teri Carey hosts VIEW: Voices of Incredible Engineering Women, a technology show with 18 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  Finding Community With Kavya

  Jul 7, 202638 minS2

  How does engineering go hand in hand with community? In our second episode of the season we talk about how engineers help communities, and how communities help engineers! We talk to current student Kavya about her experience as an engineer and how communities helped her grow as a student. She will give us some insight into how engineers help solve problems in communities, and how finding your people is an important part of college. In addition we chat with Emily about where community fits in for applying to college.

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  Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone with Maddie

  Jun 4, 202650 minS2

  In our first episode this season we try to catch up on all the new and exciting things here at Duffield Engineering. Yes, our new name, but also the new direction that this season will take us, learning outside the classroom. Learning doesn't only happen in a text book or lecture hall, learning happens through new experiences, things that bring you outside of your comfort zone. We talk to current student, Maddie about her experiences of building confidence and how being involved on campus has given her skills that will help her in engineering. Finally, we will catch up with Emily to go over a few new changes to our admissions requirements since we last met, and hear how even she is trying something new!

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  VIEW: Voices of Incredible Engineering Women

  Season 2 Preview!

  Jun 3, 20267 minS2

  <p>We are back! After a year away, the Duffield Engineering Admissions Office is back and ready to chat with more incredible women in engineering! We will catch up on big changes in our college and talk about the new direction of the season. Get ready for our incredible season 2!</p>

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  Episode #14

  BONUS Episode! The VIEW of Engineering

  Jun 3, 202611 minS1

  <p>Get excited because we decided to to one more bonus episode of VIEW this season! We are talking about the importance of bringing more women into engineering for the future of the field. We talk about the academic pathway there, why it is so important to get girls interested in STEM by the age of 10, and where the future of engineering is going. Finally, I take a moment to thank the incredible women who helped with this podcast, the female engineering students of Cornell.</p>

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  Episode #13

  Biological Engineering with Alondra

  Jun 3, 202637 minS1

  <p>Biological Engineering is our final major we will highlight here on VIEW. In this episode we explore what Bio-engineering is and how two women used it to win the Nobel Prize in 2020. We talk with current student Alondra Rosario about her experience as a first-generation student and how her interest in engineering and love for biology led her to this field. Finally, Scott and I catch up to talk about if the type of high school affects your admissions decision, and we discuss how reading college newspapers can be a great way to learn more about the university. </p>

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