38 min
EP 71: Discovering Your STEM Identity w/ Dominique Graham IncrediPaul® Leadership
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In this episode of IncrediPaul Leadership, I talk with Dominique Graham. She currently serves as the Mentorship Chair for NALA(STEM) and is a Administrative Research Associate at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey and Program Evaluator for Michigan LSAMP. She is very passionate about helping students in STEM and we talk about STEM Identity. This episode was a live workshop we had at the Michigan Scholars Day last month at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. We discuss the importance of understanding your passions and interests, navigating challenges and self-doubt, and finding support and mentorship. They also emphasize the need to be patient with yourself and to prioritize self-care. The conversation highlights the importance of having a strong sense of purpose and staying true to your core values. Overall, the episode encourages listeners to embrace their STEM identities and strive to become the most incredible versions of themselves.
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TAKEAWAYS
Understanding your passions and interests is key to developing your STEM identity.
Navigating challenges and self-doubt is a normal part of the STEM journey.
Finding support and mentorship can help you overcome obstacles and stay motivated.
Prioritizing self-care and staying true to your core values are essential for maintaining a strong STEM identity.
Having a sense of purpose and striving to become the most incredible version of yourself are important aspects of your STEM journey.
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In this episode of IncrediPaul Leadership, I talk with Dominique Graham. She currently serves as the Mentorship Chair for NALA(STEM) and is a Administrative Research Associate at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey and Program Evaluator for Michigan LSAMP. She is very passionate about helping students in STEM and we talk about STEM Identity. This episode was a live workshop we had at the Michigan Scholars Day last month at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. We discuss the importance of understanding your passions and interests, navigating challenges and self-doubt, and finding support and mentorship. They also emphasize the need to be patient with yourself and to prioritize self-care. The conversation highlights the importance of having a strong sense of purpose and staying true to your core values. Overall, the episode encourages listeners to embrace their STEM identities and strive to become the most incredible versions of themselves.
WATCH EPISODE ON YOUTUBE
CONTENT CREATION TOOLS I’M CURRENTLY USING
Newsletter Service
Virtual Podcast Recording
Blue Yeti Mic
Aluratek 4K webcam
Wireless lapel mics
Small Ring Light
Large ring light
Portable charger
TAKEAWAYS
Understanding your passions and interests is key to developing your STEM identity.
Navigating challenges and self-doubt is a normal part of the STEM journey.
Finding support and mentorship can help you overcome obstacles and stay motivated.
Prioritizing self-care and staying true to your core values are essential for maintaining a strong STEM identity.
Having a sense of purpose and striving to become the most incredible version of yourself are important aspects of your STEM journey.
Learn more about me and sign up for the IncrediPaul Community
Need career or leadership coaching? See if I'm the right coach for you by going to .
Subscribe to my newsletter to become the most incredible version of yourself:
Pick up IncrediPaul merch
Follow me on Socials
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Stay connected with all I'm doing
38 min