'How To Be WiSE' Podcast by Queen's University WiSE Chapter

Join Fizza as she chats with Ayesha and Taylor, Ph.D. and B.A.Sc. students in computer engineering, respectively, as they engage in a fascinating conversation surrounding the controversies and debatable advantages behind AI technologies and ChatGPT. Will AI doom the future of education? Learn about how computers HALLUCINATE, and how they may not be the know-all-tell-all they are showcased to be. Will AI and humanoid robots replace humans?! Take a listen to find out!

Introducing…How To Be WiSE Season 6! Our amazing new host, Fizza, interviews our incoming Wise Presidential Team including our president, Kyle, as well as our vice-presidents, Andrea and Emilia! Listen as they talk about the incredible doors that have been opened for them through being in WiSE, their advice for facing uncertainty and loneliness during university (cause we've all been there!) as well as the story time of when Kyle got struck by lightning! (not clickbait, real story!!!!)

New year, new podcast! Welcome to the season five debut of the How to be Wise podcast! Get to meet your oh-so-wise podcast host for this season, Ellie! With WiSE’s veteran host, Emilia, the girls chat with the incoming executive team including WiSE’s president, Sydney and VPs, Joelle and Heili. Join us as we discuss their journeys in STEM, how they got involved with WiSE, and how YOU (yes, you!) can get involved with WiSE this year!

In this episode, Queen’s student Yujin discusses why she chose computer engineering, her experience as a woman in that field, and the importance of role models and outreach programs." episode title could be 'Solving the world's problems with science. 

In this episode, Radeon AMD senior director Laura Smith talks about gender-based double standards, staying confident in new environments, and the influence of her role models. 

In this episode, Harvard art conservation scientist Julie Wertz discusses balancing stability and career as an academic, effective communication with non-scientist colleagues, and surviving grad school.

In this episode, medical student Mary-Claire talks about destigmatizing mental health, her experiences at Western University, and overcoming academic setbacks.

In this episode, Joint Hydrographic Center outreach specialist Tara Hicks Johnson speaks about making ocean science more accessible to everyone and the importance of change.

In this episode, dental student Bella Marsin discusses the importance of exercise and community support, being flexible with your career prospects, and her hopes for the field of dentistry in the future.

Join Lisa and Angela, two of WiSE's own members to discuss their undergraduate careers, plans for the future, and everything in between. 

In this episode, professor Allison Daley discusses making geology and academic positions more inclusive for everyone, career advice, and her research in evolutionary biology. 

"In this episode, manufacturing engineer Katelyn Dimmell talks about the value of cooperation, healthy and unhealthy competition, and sustainability."

In this episode, Jalina Bielaska-Da Silva discusses her career change to teaching from a PhD, what makes for effective learning, and the importance of artistic skills in STEM work.

In this episode, university professor Imogen Coe talks about reframing inclusivity in STEM, sponsorship instead of mentorship, and what inspired her to become an advocate.

In this episode, Canaport GM Courtney Jones reflects on the major decisions of her career, how she and her engineer husband balanced their jobs, and the future of the energy sector. 

For our first episode of season 4, our new host Emilia interviewed the president and VPs Kat, Leah, and Kate about how joining WiSE changed their lives and where they plan to take the team this year. Along the way, we discussed the mindset changes they experienced through undergrad, networking tips, and facing challenges with a smile.