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The Writer's Edge NSU WCC
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Welcome to “The Writer’s Edge,” a podcast about what it takes to succeed as a writer in academia and beyond. We record out of Shark Tank #2 in the Nova Southeastern University Writing and Communication Center. Listen in and you'll hear conversations with faculty, students, and other communicators, as well as showcases of student podcasting. Send questions or comments to wcc@nova.edu.
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CAPS Prepares You for the Career Fair
An interview with NSU staff members Johnny and Aliesha looking at the career services and events provided through NSU's Center for Academic and Professional Success. We talk about strategies for professional communication and presentation, as well as the upcoming Career Fair on Feb 13. Check out the CAPS site for more info about career services and events for NSU students and alumni.
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The WCC Hosts a(nother) News Quiz Show
A collaboration between the WCC and NSU's own student-run radio station to host a monthly news quiz show (originally aired Nov. 9 on Mako Radio). Student guests include NSU Undergraduate Student Government Association leadership Manas, Shweta, Ava, and Annie, and our faculty guest was Kandy Lopez, NSU faculty and director of the B.A. in Art + Design program. We hope you enjoy it as you learn a bit about the news. Find out more about NSU's Mako Radio programming.
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The WCC Celebrates World College Radio Day
A collaboration between the WCC and NSU's own student-run radio station to host a news quiz show on World College Radio Day (Oct. 6, 2023). Student contestants include Mako Media Network staff Madison, Lauren and Danna, and our faculty guest was Dr. Kevin Dvorak, executive director of the WCC. We hope you enjoy it as you learn a bit about the news. Find out more about NSU's Mako Radio programming.
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Julia Juxtaposes Jukebox Jams
A showcase of NSU student Julia, recent graduate of the Master of Arts program in Composition, Rhetoric, and Digital Media. In this audio project designed to explore shared meaning making across generations, she brings together clips from the most popular music from 1950 to 2020, letting us hear the evolution of music over time. Her project is titled “Music through the Decades,” and we hope you enjoy it.
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Alexis, Paula, Kiara, and Nelson Resolve the World’s Problems
An interview with NSU students Kiara, Paula, and Alexis, and NSU faculty member Dr. Nelson Bass, of the NSU Department of Humanities and Politics, about the Nova International Relations Association and their work participating in model United Nations events.
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The Writer's Edge Talks "Process"
This episode is a short exploration of the concept of "process" as it applies to writing and communication. Stuck in a your writng process? You might need to rethink the strategies you use as you navigate the process. This is the one of a series of short episodes that will be published in-between our standard length episodes in order to explore concepts that all writers should be familiar with.