Career Journeys

Career Journeys: Laura Sydell ’83

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 03 Aug 2020 09:00:23 +0000

On this final episode of Career Journeys we welcome Laura Sydell ’83 by phone from San Francisco. Laura is the Digital Cultural Correspondent for NPR and was a Russian Cultural History and Theatre major at the Colleges. She started out as a journalist at WNYC in New York reporting on culture and politics of New York City’s racial communities. When she made the move to NPR, Sydell was not an expert in technology but was able to speak about the complex issues in ways listeners could understand. Quickly she became known for her reporting and interviews with people from Facebook, Google, and Apple. Her writing and reporting have received numerous accolades and awards over the years, and her investigation into patent trolls has been featured on This American Life. Sydell has remained involved in the Colleges as the 2017 Convocation speaker and was awarded the Alumna Achievement Award by the William Smith Alumnae Association.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews. This is the final episode of the series.

We are very excited to have Laura on this final episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys is a podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education. It is produced by Alex Kerai ’19 and recorded at the WEOS studio on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

This is the final episode of the podcast. It was in production from January 2019 until November 2019 and recorded between March 2019 and August 2019. The episodes were released between June 2019 and August 2020. All the episodes were produced, recorded, and edited by Alex Kerai.

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Career Journeys: Josh Horowitz ’98

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 06 Jul 2020 06:00:32 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we have Josh Horowitz ’98 on the phone from New York City. Horowitz graduated from HWS with a degree in English before beginning his career in media. He is a current MTV News correspondent and host of the TV show After Hours and the podcast Happy Sad Confused. Since 2006, Josh has been the face and voice of MTV News’ movie coverage on-air and online. Josh is at the forefront of pop-culture and entertainment and is a nearly permeant fixture on the red carpets. Horowitz’s post-graduation support of the Colleges includes participating as a panelist in Career Services’ New York City Behind the Scenes trip.

We are very excited to have Josh on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: John Sipher ’83

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 01 Jun 2020 06:00:05 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we are joined by John Sipher ’83 P’19 by phone from Washington D.C. After a 28-year career in the CIA’s National Clandestine Service, John retired in 2014 and has become a sought-after foreign policy and intelligence expert. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Washington Post, and Politico among other publications, and he has appeared on the PBS NewsHour, CNN, NPR, MSNBC, BBC, and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Since retiring from the CIA, John has cofounded Spycraft Entertainment, “a production firm providing firm providing content and talent to the entertainment industry.” At Hobart and William Smith, Sipher was a history major and he has continued to maintain ties to the Colleges by speaking to students at the Day on the Hill trip in Washington D.C.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

We are very excited to have John on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Sara Wroblewski ’13

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 04 May 2020 09:00:43 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we welcome Sara Wroblewski ’13 by phone from Boston. Sara is the founder and CEO of One Bead, a company she founded while a student at HWS. Sara was a Media & Society and Economics major at the Colleges and was the inaugural winner of The Pitch. One Bead partners with schools and after-school programs to provide unique enrichment programs for elementary-aged students. Sara began the company selling hand-blown glass beads on campus to support an elementary school in Nairobi. The company raised over $40,000 with the support of the Colleges. Now, eight years later, members of the Colleges’ community serve on One Bead’s Board of Directors and the company is proving that anyone can be a catalyst for change.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

We are very excited to have Sara on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys is a podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education. It is produced by Alex Kerai ’19 and recorded at the WEOS studio on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

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Career Journeys: Lt. Stuart Hillenbrand ’04

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 06 Apr 2020 09:00:58 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys is Lieutenant Stuart Hillenbrand ’04 by phone from Washington D.C. Stuart is Lieutenant with the Secret Service Special Operations Branch. A Uniformed Division Federal Officer, Stuart provides protection for the President, Vice President, and people designated by the Executive Branch of the United States government for protection. A political science major at the Colleges, he worked with the Geneva Fire Department as well. Stuart has protected the White House, Treasury Building and Annex, the Naval Observatory, and embassies. He has traveled all over the country and the world as part of the President’s advance team. Stuart has maintained his ties to the Colleges by participating in the Career Services Day on the Hill trip to Washington D.C.

We are very excited to have Stuart on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Rick Wallace ’91

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 02 Mar 2020 10:00:16 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys, we are joined by phone by Rick Wallace ’91 who is in Atlanta. Rick is a Change Management Specialist at KPMG, one of the big four accounting firms in the world. An international studies major at the Colleges, he serves as a consultant and works with various companies and people for KPMG. He brings financial expertise and strategic advice to all of his clients while advising them on the next steps for their companies. His work has taken him around the world traveling to meet with clients. Rick has maintained ties with the Colleges through his participation in the Multicultural Conference.

We are very excited to have Rick on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Cat Gorman ’15

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 03 Feb 2020 08:00:08 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we welcome Cat Gorman ’15 by phone from New York City. When this episode was recorded, Cat was a Private Equity Associate at Quad Partners in New York City. She recently joined BlackRock’s Long Term Private Capital fund in September; it is BlackRock’s first direct investing private equity fund. After graduating with a degree in economics from the Colleges, she worked as an Investment Banking Analyst in the Diversified Industries group at J.P. Morgan and was the first sophomore to be accepted as a JP Morgan intern. In addition, Cat volunteers as the Vice President of Communications for Synergist Network, which connects women in investing careers. Cat has remained involved with the Colleges since graduation and currently serves as a co-chair for William Smith at Work, an alumnae group launched to promote connections between William Smith alumnae in a wide variety of fields.

We are very excited to have Cat on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Bill Whitaker ’73

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 06 Jan 2020 10:00:01 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we have Bill Whitaker ’73 on the phone from New York City. Whitaker graduated from HWS as an American History major before going on to earn a master’s degree in African-American studies from Boston University and later attending a graduate Journalism program at the University of California, Berkeley. He is currently a correspondent for 60 Minutes on CBS News, where he has been for five years and at the network for four decades. His reporting has taken him to the Middle East covering Syrian refugees and the start of Operation Desert Storm, Japan for the Fukushima nuclear disaster, South Africa during the funeral of Nelson Mandela, and the presidential campaigns of Mitt Romney, Michael Dukakis, and George W. Bush. His investigative work has included the biggest data leak in Swiss Bank history, the efforts to capture el Chapo, and the opioid crisis in the United States. For his reporting he has won many awards including multiple Emmys. Whitaker has continued to support the Colleges since graduation, including as a panelist in Career Services’ New York Behind the Scenes trip and as a member of the Board of Trustees.

We are very excited to have Bill on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Aloysee Heredia Jarmoszuk ’98

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 02 Dec 2019 10:00:17 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we welcome Aloysee Heredia Jarmoszuk ’98 by phone from New York. Aloysee is the Chief of Staff to the Deputy Mayor of Operations in New York City. Previously she served as the Chief of Staff in the Division of Operations for the New York City Department of Education, which oversees 1 million students. At Hobart and William Smith, Jarmoszuk was a political science major, student trustee, and worked in the William Smith Dean’s office. She has continued to support the Colleges since graduation, including working with Career Services and serving as President of the William Smith Alumnae Association and currently as a member of the Board of Trustees.

We are very excited to have Aloysee on this episode of Career Journeys!

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This episode was recorded following the July heatwave in New York City.

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Career Journeys: Andrew Gelfuso ’97

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 04 Nov 2019 10:00:17 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we are joined by Andrew Gelfuso ’97 by phone from Washington D.C. Andrew is the director of global business development at TCMA (A Drew Company) which manages the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington D.C. Andrew has had a career in government and trade, which has allowed him to develop a network of contacts and partners to help implement a vision for the trade center in D.C. Gelfuso graduated with a degree in political science and minor in religious studies. During his time at the Colleges, Andrew went abroad twice as well. In the early 2000s, Gelfuso worked in the International Trade Administration for the U.S. Department of Commerce, focusing on East Asia Pacific. Since graduation, he has continued to maintain ties to the Colleges through his participation in the Day on the Hill program through Career Services.

We are very excited to have Andrew on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Ayesha DeMond ’01

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 07 Oct 2019 09:00:50 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we have Ayesha DeMond ’01 on the phone from Buffalo. DeMond graduated from HWS with a degree in Political Science and Women’s Studies. She is currently a survey analyst with Mathematica Policy Research, working with a wide range of clients, including the United States government, on research and methods. She has previously worked as a production associate for The Today Show, an intern with the White House’s Office of Women’s Initiatives and Outreach, and researcher with The Martha Stewart Show.

We are very excited to have Ayesha on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Warren Littlefield ’74

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 09 Sep 2019 09:00:16 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we have Warren Littlefield ’74 on the phone from Toronto. Littlefield graduated from HWS with a degree in psychology before beginning his career in television. He is the current Executive Producer of the Emmy award-winning shows Fargo and The Handmaid’s Tale. Previously, he was President of NBC during the Must-See TV era and helped shepherd in hits like Seinfeld, E.R., and Will & Grace making the network first place in the ratings where a third of the country watched the network. He also developed The Golden Girls, Law & Order, and Frasier while at NBC. Littlefield’s post-graduation support of the Colleges includes participating as a panelist in Career Services’ Los Angeles Behind the Scenes trip.

We are very excited to have Warren on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Jessica Knoll ’06

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 26 Aug 2019 09:00:32 +0000

On this episode, we have Jessica Knoll ’06 on the phone from Los Angeles. Knoll graduated from HWS with a degree in English, concentrated in creative writing, as an Arts Scholar. She is the New York Times best-selling author of the novels Luckiest Girl Alive and The Favorite Sister. Her first novel was optioned for film by Lionsgate with Reese Witherspoon set to produce and Knoll writing the screenplay. Before writing full-time, she was a senior editor at Cosmopolitan and the articles editor at SELF. A prolific writer, she has also contributed op-eds to The New York Times. Her post-graduation support of the Colleges includes participating as a panelist in Career Services’ Los Angeles Behind the Scenes trip.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education, is designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

We are very excited to have Jessica on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys is a bi-weekly podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education. It is produced by Alex Kerai ’19 and recorded at the WEOS studio on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

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Career Journeys: Michael Rawlins ’80 P’16

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 12 Aug 2019 09:00:27 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys, we have Trustee Michael E. Rawlins ’80 P’16 in the studio. Michael is the principal user experience design architect at the Walt Disney Company’s Direct to Consumer and International Division. Previously he worked at ESPN and worked on the company’s fantasy tools and design. Rawlins has remained involved at the Colleges, and returns each year to mentor students and work with Career Services. He also invites students to Bristol, Conn., to get a behind-the-scenes look at the world-renowned ESPN campus. Recently, he was the Keynote Speaker at the 2019 Multicultural Conference and served as a judge for The Pitch. Rawlins double-majored in history and art history and completed Honors work, graduating with high honors in History. He currently serves on the Hobart and William Smith Colleges Board of Trustees.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education, is designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

We are very excited to have Michael on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Dr. Mark Mapstone ’89

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 29 Jul 2019 09:00:40 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we have Dr. Mark Mapstone ’89 on the phone from California. Dr. Mapstone graduated from HWS with a degree in psychology, a Master’s in psychology from Boston University and his Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University. He is a translational neuroscientist, currently working at the University of California Irvine. Studying cognitive function in health and disease, Dr. Mapstone has been the lead author on groundbreaking studies into using specialized blood testing to predict Alzheimer’s disease. He is widely published in the field and serves as a Health Sciences Clinical Professor of Neurology at the School of Medicine at UC-Irvine. Dr. Mapstone has returned to campus as a Professional in Residence with Career Services and a John Henry Hobart Fellow in Ethics and Social Justice through the Hobart Dean’s Office.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

We are very excited to have Dr. Mapstone on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Aileen D. Gleason ’85

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 15 Jul 2019 09:00:18 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we welcome Trustee Aileen D. Gleason ’85 to the studio for an in-person interview. Gleason is the Managing Director of Wealth Management Banking at Bank of America Corp. and graduated from HWS with a degree in finance. She is a regular speaker and panelist at the “Finance Experience” New York and has worked closely with Career Services as a Professional in Residence and mentor to students. Gleason has remained heavily involved in the Colleges: she received the Career Services Award in 2011, hosted students during the NYC “Finance Experience” trip, and has served on the Hobart and William Smith Colleges Board of Trustees since 2012 including on the Presidential Search Committee from 2018-2019.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

We are very excited to have Aileen on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Hon. Shireen Avis Fisher ’70

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 01 Jul 2019 09:00:16 +0000

On this episode of Career Journeys we have Hon. Shireen Avis Fisher ’70 on the phone from Ireland. Judge Fisher graduated from HWS with a degree in History before attending the Catholic University of America for Juris Doctor and then University College London for her LLM and Ph.D. in International Law. Judge Fisher was appointed to the Appellate Bench of the Special Court for Sierra Leone in 2009, and appointed to the Residual Special Court for Sierra Leone in 2013. She previously served as an International Judge of the War Crimes Chamber, Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Justice Fisher has remained involved in the Colleges through the President’s Forum and in 2015 was awarded the Alumna Achievement Award by the William Smith Alumnae Association.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

We are very excited to have Judge Fisher on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Thomas S. Bozzuto ’68

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 17 Jun 2019 04:01:29 +0000

This week on Career Journeys our guest is Thomas S. Buzzoto ’68 L.H.D. ’18 who joins Alex in the studio. Bozzuto graduated from HWS with a degree in English and was a Theta Delta Chi brother, Druid, football player, member of Hobart Student Association and Little Theatre, worked at Saga, and was president of the student body. After graduation, Bozzuto served in Vietnam before earning a graduate degree from Syracuse University. During a career that has spanned over 45-years, Bozzuto has overseen and been responsible for the creation of more than 50,000 homes and apartments. In 1988, Bozzuto established The Bozzuto Group of companies with his partners, John Slidell, Rick Mostyn, and the late Bernie Lubcher. Today, he serves as the Chairman of the group. Bozzuto has remained heavily involved in the Colleges: his donations have funded the Bozzuto Boathouse on campus and the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship downtown; his support of the First-Generation Initiative has led to scholarship opportunities for students; and he has served on the Hobart and William Smith Colleges Board of Trustees since 1999 and has been the Chairman since 2016.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

We are very excited to have Tom on this episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Brad Falchuk ’93

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 03 Jun 2019 04:01:57 +0000

For the first episode of our new podcast Career Journeys, we have Brad Falchuk ’93 L.H.D. ’14 on the phone from Los Angeles. Falchuk graduated from HWS with a degree in English, with a concentration in Theatre, before graduate school at the American Film Institute. After writing scripts for a variety of shows in the early 2000s, Brad was hired by Ryan Murphy to work on the first season of Nip/Tuck – a show that led to an ongoing collaboration and has produced shows like American Horror Story, Pose, American Crime Story, 9-1-1, Glee, and the upcoming Netflix show The Politician.

Career Journeys is a limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

We are very excited to have Brad on the very first episode of Career Journeys!

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Career Journeys: Trailer

herald@hws.edu (The Herald Newspaper, Geneva NY) — Mon, 27 May 2019 04:01:36 +0000

Career Journeys, a new limited-run podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education, is designed to help introduce parents, students, alums, and prospective students to the wealth of opportunities and pathways that Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae have taken following their graduation. The show is produced and hosted by Alex Kerai ’19 in conjunction with the Herald and the Salisbury Center. It is recorded in the WEOS (NPR) studio on campus and includes live in-studio and over the phone interviews.

Every other week we will be interviewing alums who are leaders in their field. Our first episode comes out June 3rd and will feature Brad Falchuk ’93 L.H.D. ’14, the writer, producer, director, and co-creator of shows like Glee, 9-1-1, Pose, and American Horror Story. Stay tuned throughout the summer for episodes including Thomas S. Bozzuto ’68, L.H.D. ’18, chairman and co-founder of The Bozzuto Group; Judge Shireen Avis Fisher ’70, Justice of the Special Court for Sierra Leone; Aileen Gleason ’85, senior vice president of Global Product Solutions at Bank of America Corp.; and Dr. Mark Mapstone ’89, psychologist and pioneering Alzheimer’s researcher.

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Career Journeys is a bi-weekly podcast from the Herald and the Salisbury Center for Career Services. It is produced by Alex Kerai ’19 and recorded at the WEOS studio on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

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