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Roosevelt University: And Justice for All

Roosevelt University

Welcome to And Justice For All, the official podcast of Roosevelt University.This podcast explores the close relationship between education and justice.You can’t have one without the other.We see the transformative power of education every day in the lives of our students, and we’re driven to make education accessible for all, despite the economic, historical and social barriers that we face.Inclusion is at the core of Roosevelt"s legacy, and higher education is the gateway to the American

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Ep. 29: International Women’s Day

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2021/03/12

Pearl Buck, one of Roosevelt’s first advisory board members, said that “All things are possible until they are proved impossible — and even the impossible may only be so as of now.” On a special live episode for International Women's day, our extraordinary guests talked about redefining what’s possible as leaders.Our Women’s Leadership Council co-chairs, Larissa Herczeg and Ann Ford, offered a personal perspective on obstacles to gender equality. They also shared their best advice for anyone who

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Ep. 28: Perspectives from a Pandemic Pharmacist

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2021/03/05

As a clinical pharmacist, Dr. Jason Alegro has been on the front lines treating patients with severe cases of COVID-19. Dr. Alegro joins the podcast to share his perspective and talk about the newest treatment options available for patients.Dr. Alegro is an assistant professor of clinical sciences at Roosevelt University. In addition to his teaching and advising duties, Dr. Alegro practices as an Infectious Diseases Clinical Pharmacy Specialist at Mount Sinai Hospital in Chicago.This episode is part

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Ep. 27: COVID-19 and Communities of Color

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2021/02/26

COVID-19 and Communities of ColorThe coronavirus pandemic has infected millions in the United States, disproportionately affecting Black and Brown communities. In this moving episode, Dr. Tamara Marshall will speak directly to those most affected by the pandemic.Dr. Marshall spent 10 years in academic medicine at the University of Chicago and Sinai Children’s Hospital. She transitioned to the pharmacy industry in 2008, where she has served as a medical science liaison for the past 12 years. Recently

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Ep. 26: Vaccine Myth Busters

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2021/02/19

As the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine speeds up, so does the spread of misinformation. Dr. Bedrija Nikocevic will break down some common myths and give you the science about the risks and benefits of the vaccine.Dr. Nikocevic is an assistant professor of clinical sciences in the Doctor of Pharmacy program. After working in community pharmacy for eight years, Dr. Nikocevic now cares for patients as a clinical pharmacist on Chicago’s South Side.Today’s episode is also part of the COVID-19 Vaccine

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Ep. 25: COVID-19 Vaccines, From Trials to Vials

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2021/02/12

Some U.S. health care workers got their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine just 12 months after the country’s first confirmed case. How did scientists develop new vaccines so quickly, and how do we know they work?Dr. Bob Seiser, associate professor of biology and chemistry, will walk us through the process of creating a vaccine from trial to a vial. A cell biologist by training, Dr. Seiser has nearly 20 years of experience teaching and sponsoring student research.This episode is the first in the

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Ep. 24: Rev. Jeremiah Wright and MLK’s Legacy

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2021/02/02

Today, the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. is often watered down and sanitized. But in reality, he was a radical leader who believed fervently in the beloved community, economic justice and ending war. On today’s episode, guest host Jamar Orr will welcome the ReverendDr. Jeremiah Wright to talk about Dr. King’s legacy in the 21st century.Reverend Wright became the pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in 1972. Under his leadership, its membership grew from 87 to over 8,000 members by 2008. As a

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And Justice For All Podcast: Ep 23: Humanities and...

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2021/01/19

The past year has been, in a word, unprecedented. What can history teach us about living through COVID-19?On this episode, Professor Gina Buccola will join me to talk about three Roosevelt University courses that investigate how diseases shaped history.Gina is a professor of English and chair of the humanities department. Through the Shakespeare Project of Chicago, Gina adapted a new, devastating eyewitness account of the 1603 plague. She and three actors will perform “News From Gravesend: The

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“And Justice For All” Ep. 22: Meet Vanessa Ayala (BA...

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2020/12/04

As a Roosevelt student, Vanessa has led several student organizations, presented her psychology research as a McNair Scholar and welcomed new Lakers during orientation. In fall 2019, Vanessa’s doctors gave her a diagnosis that changed her college experience.In this episode, guest host Emily Alvelo, director of student involvement, talks with Vanessa about what inspires her and overcoming obstacles on her path to graduation.This episode is the first in a series where we’ll get to know Roosevelt

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“And Justice For All” Ep. 21: The New College of...

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2020/11/13

As demand for health care professionals surges, the newCollege of Science, Health and Pharmacybrings 16 Roosevelt University programs together under one umbrella. Dean Melissa Hogan and Co-Dean Kelly Wentz-Hunter talk about what the new college means for student programs, research and career opportunities.Dr. Hogan joined the Roosevelt faculty in 2012 with 17 years of experience in pharmacy education. She has served as the dean of the College of Pharmacy since 2016. Dr. Wentz-Hunter joined the

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“And Justice for All” Ep. 20: What’s Next for...

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2020/11/02

For the last several months, businesses across America have publicly declared their commitment to social justice and inclusion. Have we reached a turning point in the long fight for equity?In this week’s episode, President Ali welcomes Roosevelt trustee Joyce E. Tucker to talk about her new role at the University and her perspective on this moment of reckoning.Joyce E. Tucker is the former vice president of global diversity and employee rights for The Boeing Company. With more than thirty years of

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“And Justice for All” Ep. 19: The U.S. Election in a...

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2020/10/26

What can international comparisons teach us about Trump, COVID-19, the Democrats and our history? In this episode, political experts from the United States, United Kingdom and Germany will offer a global perspective on the 2020 election.This episode is presented by Roosevelt University and the Political Philosophy Podcast. The conversation was recorded as a live panel discussion as a part of the American Dream Reconsidered lecture series.In November, guest host Toby Buckle and David Faris will

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“And Justice for All” Ep. 18: Business for Good with...

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2020/10/15

How can entrepreneurs balance doing good with doing business? In this week’s episode, President Ali Malekzadeh sat down with new Roosevelt trustee JC Gonzalez-Mendez, whose leadership philosophy is all about integrity.JC started his career as the first employee of McDonald’s Corporation Mexico. He rose in the organization to become SVP of global corporate social responsibility, sustainability and philanthropy. In 2016, JC founded GM Integritas Consulting.President Ali spoke to JC about his time with

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“And Justice For All” Ep. 17: The Struggle Continues...

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2020/09/11

Professors Margaret Rung and Andrew Trees continue their roles as guest hosts as they discuss Eleanor and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, two towering figures in American history.As the director of the University’s Center for New Deal Studies, Margie Rung is our resident expert in all things Roosevelt. She and professor Andy Trees will talk about the legacies of our University namesakes in the context of this year’s conference theme, Eleanor Roosevelt’s American dream.Margaret Rung and Andy Trees are

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“And Justice for All” Ep. 16: Transgender Through Time

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2020/08/31

Transgender rights are one of the major battlegrounds in the ongoing struggle to secure and expand the rights of all Americans. Guest hosts and Roosevelt professors Margaret Rung and Andrew Trees welcome two faculty experts to explore the past and present of the movement.Celeste Chamberlandis a professor of history. Her teaching and scholarship focus on the history of medicine, mental illness, public health and early modern Europe with an emphasis on race and gender.Natasha Robinsonis a lecturer in

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“And Justice for All” Ep. 15: New Deal for a New Day

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2020/08/25

The right to vote is one of our most fundamental rights as citizens. Joined by progressive leader Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez, Margaret Rung and Andrew Trees will host a powerful conversation about the struggle to exercise that right.Cristina has founded and led of two of the largest voting and civil rights organizations in Texas.Joltfocuseson energizing the Latino vote; theWorkers Defense Projecthas helped protect the rights of hundreds of thousands of workers.This week’s episode will explore

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“And Justice For All” Ep. 14: Eleanor Roosevelt’s...

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2020/08/19

The coronavirus pandemic has hit marginalized communities hardest, exposing systemic racism,the growing wealth gap and extreme polarization in our country. Amid such vast inequality, what does the American Dream mean?This year’s American Dream Reconsidered Conference will explore how to live a vibrant civic life as a core aspect of the American dream. In this episode, President Ali welcomes the two conference co-chairs, who will lead a series of episodes as guest hosts:-Margaret Rung, professor of

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“And Justice for All” Episode 13: Mission-Driven Funds

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2020/08/11

As the pandemic lingers, how will Roosevelt University be there for students — where and when they need support? Led by special guest host Nicole Barron, the podcast brings together Roosevelt community members to dig deeper into the University’s mission-driven funds.These three coronavirus relief funds aim to address the most urgent needs of Roosevelt students:-The Stronger Tuition Grant-The Student Emergency Assistance Fund-The Black Student Equity FundRoosevelt senior Amiracle Williams-Anderson

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“And Justice for All” Episode 12: Black Student...

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2020/07/21

George Floyd’s death at the hands of police officers is one in a list that is unimaginably long. His death was the spark that lit the fire of a global movement to dismantle systematic racism.In this important episode of “And Justice for All,” President Ali welcomes special guests Pamela Thompson-Hill and Jamar Orr to talk about theBlack StudentEquity Fund.The fund is one step in Roosevelt’s efforts to truly live up to our mission of equity and access to education and to honor the Black lives taken

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“And Justice For All” Episode 11: Phylicia Richardson...

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2020/05/27

Each year, about half of new Roosevelt students transfer here from other institutions. One of them is Phylicia Richardson, who left her comfort zone — and sunny Miami — to pursue new opportunities here at Roosevelt.This spring, before Roosevelt shifted to remote learning, Phylicia joined President Ali to discuss her experience on campus. In just two short years, she got involved in organizations across campus, including the McNair Scholars program, which connects underserved students with research

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Episode 10: Angela Jordan on Belonging

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2020/02/27

In this episode, President Ali sits down with Angela Jordan to talk about diversity and inclusion on campus.Angela is the chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer at Robert Morris University Illinois. During her 30-year career at RMUI, she has advocated for underserved students through roles in financial services, campus administration and student affairs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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