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UVic Bounce: Waving, Not Drowning

"The truth about stories is, that"s all we are"--Thomas King. This podcast shares the stories of UVic faculty and alumni"s experiences as students. These are stories of loss, transitions, academic pressures, mental health, and more. By hearing these stories, we hope you will feel less alone and more supported in your own journey through difficult times and experiences. We acknowledge and respect the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples on whose traditional territory this podcast is recorded, and the Songhees,

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Episode #11: Dr. Chris Eagle on Managing Pressure and...

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2021/04/09

DrChrisEagle is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and is also one of the undergraduate academic advisors for mathematics and statistics. He grew up in southwestern Ontario and received his PhD from the University of Toronto.Chrisfrequently teaches MATH 110 and MATH 122, along with a variety of upper-level mathematics courses. He was one of the recipients of the 2019-2020 Faculty of Science Award for Teaching Excellence. Thank you to Izzy Almasi,

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00:48:54

Episode #10: Dr. Jeff Corntassel on Living According...

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2021/04/02

Dr. Jeff Corntassel is a writer, teacher and father from the Cherokee Nation. He is an Associate Professor in Indigenous Studies at the University of Victoria and Acting Director of the Centre for Indigenous Research and Community-Led Engagement (CIRCLE). His research and teaching interests focus on “Everyday Acts of Resurgence” and the intersections between Indigenous resurgence, climate change, gender, and community well-being. Jeff situates his work at the grassroots with many Indigenous led

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00:39:46

Episode #9: Dr. Jessica Rourke on Making Decisions...

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2021/03/26

Dr. Jessica Rourke is an Assistant Teaching Professor in Department of Psychology at the University of Victoria, BC. She is also an Online Teaching Faculty Member at Thompson River’s University, and a complex case manager at Restorative Justice Victoria (working with victims and offenders of crime). At UVic, Dr. Rourke teaches a number of classes, ranging from first year to fourth year, including Introduction to Psychology, Interpersonal Relationships, and Psychology and Law. Thank you to Izzy

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Episode #8: Brittany Halverson-Duncan on Financial...

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2021/03/19

Brittany Halverson-Duncan is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Math and Statistics at the University of Victoria. She teaches first and second-year Math and Stats courses and loves to engage in community outreach. She holds an MSc from UVic and is currently working on her second MSc in Statistics. Brittany is the recipient of a President's Extraordinary Service Award. For more information about research on self-compassion, see Dr. Kristin Neff's website:

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Episode #7: Dr. Anthony Estey on Finding Balance

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2021/03/12

Dr. Anthony Estey completed his PhD in computer science at the University of Victoria in 2017. After spending three years as a lecturer at the University of British Columbia, he returned to UVic as an Assistant Teaching Professor (Limited Term) in late 2019. Anthony is interested in improving the learning experience for introductory programming courses. In the episode, Anthony discusses how challenging it is to maintain a healthy balance in life, especially during the pandemic. Thank you to Izzy

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Episode #6: Dr. Susan Breau on Stick-to-itiveness

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2021/03/05

Dr. Susan Breau is a Professor and the Dean of Law at the University of Victoria, BC. From 2014-2018, she was the Head of the School of Law at the University of Reading, UK and has a distinguished record of achievement as a researcher, teacher and administrator. Dr. Breau's scholarship engages with multiple forms of law and legal orders, particularly in the law of armed conflict, international humanitarian law, international human rights law and international disaster law. She completed her Bachelor

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00:44:48

Episode #5: waaseyaa’sin Christine Sy on the Art of...

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2021/02/26

waaseyaa’sin Christine Sy is Ojibwe of mixed ancestry from Sault Ste Marie and Lac Seul First Nation in Northern Ontario. She is a mother to a teen bear and an aging cat, a poet, and Assistant Professor in Gender Studies at University of Victoria. She teaches and researches in the area of Indigenous gender studies. Thank you to Izzy Almasi, Adaezejeso Ezeaku, and Deborah Ogilvie for their wonderfulwork on this episode. For more information about UVic Bounce or to leave a comment or question about

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00:33:46

Episode #4: Kaveh Tagharobi on the Value of Asking...

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2021/02/19

Kaveh Tagharobi is an instructor in the Academic and Technical Writing Programandan EAL (English as an additional language) specialist at the Centre for Academic Communication at the University of Victoria. He started working at the CAC in 2013 (then called the Writing Centre) when he was still a graduate student in the English department. Since 2019, he hasbeen teachingENGR 110 in the ATWP program, which is a first-year design and communication course for engineering students. Thank you to Izzy

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Episode #3: Dr. Peter Loock on Learning From Rejection

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2021/02/12

Dr. Peter Loock earned a PhD in Chemistry at UVic in 1996. He became a Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry at Queen's University, and returned to UVic in 2020 as Dean of Science and Professor. In this episode, Dr. Loock discusses his experiences with rejection in academia, and what he's learned from it. Thank you to Izzy Almasi, Adaezejeso Ezeaku, and Deborah Ogilvie for their incrediblework on this episode. For more information about UVic Bounce or to leave a comment or question about

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00:31:11

Episode #2: Dr. Erin McGuire on Not Being Sure

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2021/02/05

Dr Erin McGuire is an archaeologist and Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Anthropology. She's also a UVic alumna. Erin teaches ANTH 100 and a number of archaeology courses and is the Undergraduate Advisor for Anthropology. To get through the pandemic, she is taking walks, cuddling her cat, and talking to her counsellor. Thank you to Izzy Almasi, Adaezejeso Ezeaku, and Deborah Ogilvie for their incrediblework on this podcast. Cover Art: Chrystal Phan Insta:

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00:33:56

Introducing: Waving, Not Drowning with Rebecca Gagan

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2021/01/22

Thank you to Izzy Almasi, Adaezejeso Ezeaku, and Deborah Ogilvie for their incrediblework on this podcast. UVic Bounce is profoundly grateful to Andrea Cranmer ('Na̱mnasolag̱a)of theNa̱mg̱is First Nation,Co-founder and Group Leader, Ts̓asała Cultural Group for granting me permission to share her words. https://www.tsasalaculturalgroup.ca www.cultureshocklife.com www.umista.ca For more information about UVic Bounce or to leave a comment or question about this podcast, please email us:

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