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Women of Scientista

Queen"s University Scientista

Queen"s University"s Chapter of the Scientista foundation aims to promote the advancement of undergraduate and graduate women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine (STEMM). Our propose is to provide women in science with the resources and support necessary to help them succeed in their current and future endeavours. "Women of Scientista" is a social media initiative with the goal of highlighting women in STEMM on Queen"s campus, including professors, researchers and

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Episode 30: Progression of Profession - The Finale:...

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2022/04/06

In today’s episode of Women of Scientista, Kiana and Claire wrap up their exploration of STEMM identity and career paths in the finale of the Progression of Profession series. Today’s guest is Dr. Harriet Feilotter - professor in the department of pathology and molecular medicine at Queen’s University and Director of the Ontario Molecular Pathology Research Network. They discuss the unexpected twists and turns of finding your career, taking opportunities and risks, incorporating passions

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59:26

Episode 29: Progression of Profession - Part 3:...

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2022/02/28

In today's episode of Women of Scientista, Kiana and Chloe keep exploring STEMM identity and careers in the Progression of Profession series! They discuss the path to finding what you love, achieving balance, and loads of relevant career advice with Dr. Naomi Cahill, a Queen's Alumni, registered dietician, and PhD of Epidemiology!

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38:50

Episode 28: Progression of Profession - Part 2:...

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2022/02/19

In today's episode of Women of Scientista, Kiana and Claire, and returning guest host Chloe, continue to delve into career and identity in the Progression of Profession series! They discuss finding a career path, expectations, and identity with Dr. Brigitte Simmatis, a Queen's Alumni and PhD of Biology!

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75:19

Episode 27: Progression of Profession - Part 1:...

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2022/01/24

In today's episode of Women of Scientista, Kiana and Claire, as well as a special guest host Chloe, kick of the Progression of Profession series! They discuss career path and identity with the Queen's Scientista Grad Reps, Kassandra and Trinity, who share some insights and thoughts on being at the beginning of STEMM careers!

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Episode 26: Get to Know Us with Claire Lipton & Kiana...

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2021/12/03

In today's episode of Women of Scientista, get to know the new 2021-2022 podcast hosts. Claire and Kiana discuss their journey in STEMM, aspirations, and share a little more about themselves!

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42:31

Episode 25: The Journey between Medicine, Politics, &...

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2021/09/18

In today’s episode of “Women of Scientista” Sarah and Danielle sit down with Dr. Philpott to discuss her experiences as a woman in STEMM. Dr. Jane Philpott is a family physician and former Minister of Health, Minister of Indigenous Services and President of the Treasury Board. She is currently the Dean of Queen’s University Faculty of Health Sciences. Her work experiences include, but is not limited to, medical education in Africa, HIV/AIDS fundraising, refugee advocacy, and addressing the

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47:12

Episode 24: Uncovering a Career in Global Health with...

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2021/03/28

Dr. Carpenter is a physician who also has an active role in teaching. She designed and is actively involved in the Undergraduate Medicine Population and Global Health course. She is also the Advocate Lead for the UG curriculum. She is involved in the Mentorship Program and has taught Clinical Skills, Interview Skills, and the Physician Wellness curriculum in the past. At the International Level, she spent time in the Ivory Coast volunteering and completing research on HIV Education as a

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49:30

Episode 23: Patching up the Leaky Pipeline with Dr....

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2021/03/22

Dr. Ploeg is a professor in the Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, and has been recently appointed as the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science’s Chair for Women in Engineering. She is a world-class researcher and directs the Queen’s Bone Joint Biomechanics lab. She is also a highly accomplished teacher and engineer. Her background includes advocacy, curriculum development, outreach, and in providing research opportunities for students in under-represented groups in

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Episode 22: Exploring Gynecologic Oncology with Sandy...

Women of Scientista ·

2021/03/11

Sandy Vuong is a Canadian Certified Physician Assistant. She completed her physician assistant training at McMaster University. She is currently working in Gynecologic Oncology where she works closely with her supervising physicians to treat and manage patients with gynecologic cancer, both in out-patient clinics and assisting in the operating room. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her cat and houseplants.

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76:51

Episode 21: “Reflecting on Our Undergrad” with...

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2021/02/22

In today’s episode, Sarah and Danielle chat with Queen’s Scientista’s Co-Directors, Alexa Fiorante and Brittany Zurkan. The girls reminisce on their past four years at Queen’s, discussing the highs and the lows. Alexa and Brittany reveal what Scientista means to them and provide advice on navigating academics, leadership opportunities, and developing confidence throughout your undergrad.

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Episode 20: Bridging the Gap in Sexuality Research...

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2021/01/31

In today's episode, we sit down with Trinda Penniston, a Master’s student in Social-Personality Psychology working with Dr. Meredith Chivers in the Sexuality and Gender Lab (SageLab). Her research interests include examining psychological and physiological sexual responses and the stimulus cues that trigger sexual arousal and desire, with a focus on understanding the sociocultural factors that affect sexual response and sexual functioning in queer, trans, Black, Indigenous and other people

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Episode 19: The Trials and Triumphs of Engineering...

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2021/01/18

In today’s episode, Sarah and Danielle interview Brandon Nagy and Else Høeg Sundfør regarding their experiences as engineers in the Oil and Gas industry. Brandon is a Chemical Engineer who graduated from the University of Toronto in 2018. He is currently working as a Drilling and Measurements (D&M) Field Engineer for Schlumberger in Qatar. Else did a Bachelor of Science in Process and Gas Engineering at the Arctic University of Norway. In 2017, she graduated from the Norwegian

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Episode 18: A Conversation with our Grad Reps,...

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2020/11/29

Queen's Scientista's very own Grad Reps, Victoria Sa and Kassandra Coyle, answer your questions surrounding graduate school and research. They cover topics ranging from advice on applications to how to know whether grad school is right for you. Be sure to check out the podcast recording on Facebook Watch and IGTV!

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59:31

The Perfect Candidate with Shwetha Sivakumar

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2020/11/10

Shwetha is a 4th year Computer Engineering and Certificate in Business Student at Queen's University. She is extremely passionate about STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) along with advocating for diversity and inclusivity within the space. Through her passion, she started a non-profit organization, TOHacks, in collaboration with a recent Queen's Grad to provide opportunities for high school and post-secondary students to get exposure to the field of STEAM while

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50:15

Being a Girl Boss with Ampai Thammachack

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2020/10/20

I am Ampai (pronounced Um-Pie). In my time at Queen’s University studying Kinesiology, I founded or co-founded three businesses, Step Above Stigma, The Glass Slipper Organization, and Lifted (profit and non-profit) that now thrive across Canada, won the Agnes Benidickson Tricolour Award, the highest award that can be given to a student for service at Queen’s, and was named one of the Top 22 Under 22 Most Inspirational College Women by Her Campus.

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Dear Class of 2024 with Sarah Bahreinian & Danielle...

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2020/09/29

You asked and we answered! Sarah and Danielle answer questions submitted by the class of 2024, discussing everything from their favourite classes, their study strategies and note-taking techniques, to the best spots on campus to grab a bite. The girls chat about their experiences in their undergrad and provide guidance on what you should know before entering Queen’s.

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From Music to Medicine with Emily Wilkerson

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2020/09/07

Emily Wilkerson is in her 4th year of Medicine at Queen's University. She is originally from Vancouver, BC and holds her undergraduate degree in Music, with a major in Opera Performance from UBC. Following her music degree, she decided to study Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, BC, which then led her to pursue a career in medicine. Her interests lie in the humanities in medicine, palliative care and chronic pain, disability advocacy, and Family Medicine.

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Get to know us with Sarah Bahreinian & Danielle Pinder

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2020/08/23

In today’s episode of Women of Scientista, get to know the new 2020-2021 podcast hosts. Sarah and Danielle discuss their journey in STEMM, aspirations, and why they decided to join Scientista.

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10: The Importance of Mentorship in STEMM with...

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2020/04/03

Thandiwe Tembo is a Project Engineer and Community Engagement Director for Vero Power Grid Zambia. She is also the co-founder of The Maydma Foundation Zambia, in which she addresses the challenges faced by rural communities in educating children and empowering women. Thandiwe is interested in promoting clean energy access for people in rural areas of Zambia and engaging with organizations that actively empower women in the workforce. In this episode, she discusses topics ranging from the

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9: Family Planning in Medicine with Dawn Armstrong...

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2020/03/10

The Family Planning in Medicine event was hosted by Dawn Armstrong and Eva Bruketa to address the needs of many students, clerks and residents who are unaware of how to coordinate family and career planning. This event includes a panel of parents with experience in family planning while in medicine, through all ranges of school/careers. Members of the panel are from a variety of different stages of family planning and career development. The panel answers preselected questions, pass along

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