Highlighting NYU Washington, DC students and their experiences!
“I am from the San Francisco Bay Area. I had the privilege of going to a private school but I realized not all students are able to receive the same quality education where I’m from. Therefore, I would like to “save schools” by gaining classroom experience. Through my internship at CAP (Center for American Progress) in Washington D.C., I realized that I can’t be stuck behind the desk for the change I want to make.”
– Angelina Quezada | Global Leadership Program
“I’m from the suburbs of Massachusetts so pretty much a middle of nowhere New Englandy kind of place. I live in a forest, like down the road there’s actually a forest. I honestly chose NYUDC because I was applying when I thought Hillary Clinton was going to win. I was trying to intern at the White House and that didn’t work out but I still decided to come here because I’ve always been kind of interested in D.C and what goes on here. Since NYU had a campus here I figured I should might as well go for it. My parents were actually really pumped and it was okay with them comparatively because for junior year I lived in China so D.C is a bit closer and I can just take a bus back so they were much more on board with this. I was personally more terrified for D.C because Mike Pence is vice president, and that’s pretty horrifying. I’ve been going to a lot more protests here and I have a lot of strong opinions so I made some signs – yea, say no to fascism.”
– Nicholas O’Toole | Liberal Studies Program
“I knew going in I wanted this [Hall Congress President] position because I like representing people who, like myself, are a minority in so many respects. Because of the small campus, everyone who voted for me knew me and wanted me to lead. I initially underestimated the level of difficulty but it means you are responsible for everyone at NYU DC, and you have to be cognizant of everyone at NYU DC. I learned to be a better person, leader and friend. My advice for future candidates is to enjoy it, because despite all the hard work, I definitely loved this opportunity.”
– Manahil Zafar | Global Leadership Program
Twosday Trendcast is an NYU Washington, DC student-run podcast that discusses topics ranging from pop culture to social media trends to contemporary happenings.
Hosts: Juaquin Robles and Manahil Zafar – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU students
Note: The views expressed in this podcast series are those of the individuals in each episode.
Music: NYU DC makes no claim to nor material compensation for the music featured in this podcast.
The Intern’s Handbook is a student-run podcast series that seeks to answer every aspect of the question, “What do I do in an internship?” by chronicling the experiences of former and current interns in a variety of companies and organizations.
Hosts: Helena Li and Jay Kang – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU students – and Kelly Yan – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU Shanghai student
Guests: John Barna and Manahil Zafar – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU students
Note: The views expressed in the podcast are solely those of the participating individuals of each episode.
Music: “Happy Bossa Nova” music by Studio Le Bus provided royalty free by www.premiumbeat.com
The Intern’s Handbook is a student-run podcast series that seeks to answer every aspect of the question, “What do I do in an internship?” by chronicling the experiences of former and current interns in a variety of companies and organizations.
Hosts: Helena Li and Jay Kang – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU students – and Kelly Yan – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU Shanghai student
Guests: Evan Lodge – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU student
Note: The views expressed in the podcast are solely those of the participating individuals of each episode.
Music: “Happy Bossa Nova” music by Studio Le Bus provided royalty free by www.premiumbeat.com
Guilty Pleasures is an NYU Washington, DC student-run podcast series tells student stories through their unique food-based guilty pleasures and how their experiences have shaped their love of this food.
Hosts: Adam Chou and Thibault Denamiel – NYU Washington, DC Liberal Studies Program and NYU students
Note: The views expressed in this podcast series are those of the individuals in each episode.
Music: Original content from pianist Thibault Denamiel.
Twosday Trendcast is an NYU Washington, DC student-run podcast that discusses topics ranging from pop culture to social media trends to contemporary happenings.
Hosts: Juaquin Robles and Manahil Zafar – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU students
Note: The views expressed in this podcast series are those of the individuals in each episode.
Music: NYU DC makes no claim to nor material compensation for the music featured in this podcast.
Spoi!er alert is an NYU Washington, DC student-run movie review podcast series that focuses on movies that were previously unknown to the hsots and captures their initial reactions.
Hosts: Evan Lodge – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU student – and Grace Fu – NYU Washington, DC Liberal Studies Program and NYU student
Note: The views expressed in this podcast series are those of the individuals in each episode.
The Intern’s Handbook is a student-run podcast series that seeks to answer every aspect of the question, “What do I do in an internship?” by chronicling the experiences of former and current interns in a variety of companies and organizations.
Hosts: Helena Li and Jay Kang – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU students – and Kelly Yan – NYU Washington, DC Global Leadership Program and NYU Shanghai student
Guests: Grace Dixon – NYU Washington, DC Upperclass-Pathways and NYU student – and Helen Zhao – NYU Washington, DC Liberal Studies Program and NYU student
Note: The views expressed in the podcast are solely those of the participating individuals of each episode.
Music: “Happy Bossa Nova” music by Studio Le Bus provided royalty free by www.premiumbeat.com