The Sarah Lawrence College Podcast Sarah Lawrence College

This week Tim is joined by poet Ron Villanueva. They discuss, in-depth, his process, his inspirations, and his philosophy on poetry. He reads three of his poems and explicates them before a live audience. It's a great conversation you're sure to enjoy, especially if you've ever tried to write a poem.

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This week Tim is joined by two guests, Katherine and Jennifer, who work in Career Services. They share stories of students' success, discuss their particular focus, and what Career Services does for SLC students.

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This week Tim is joined by Rue Beckerman, Director of The Art of Teaching program. Rue's professional interests include literacy, identity and equity in early
childhood education, observation and description of children and their work, emergent curriculum, and self-chosen, open-ended making and doing
in the classroom. Tim and Rue discuss teaching children, the similarities between College students and toddlers, and much more.

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This week Tim is joined by professor Jim Marshall, whose special interests include robotics, evolutionary computation, artificial intelligence, and cognitive science. Tim and Jim discuss the future of A.I., the danger of the "deep fake", and, should humans ever develop a human-like AI where the line between humanity and computers ends.

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This week Tim is joined by the head of Human Resources at SLC Danielle Coscia to discuss the scope of her work.

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This week Tim is joined by student Frank Spillane to discuss the benefits of not picking a major, the club scene in the '80s, mass transit in Chicago, and Goth online history. It's a robust, entertaining conversation we're sure you'll enjoy.

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