LCCC Podcast: Voices of Equity

February 17, 2021

 

Interview with Nikita Johnson

LCCC student and a 2021 Achieving the Dream (ATD) Scholar

 

Nikita Johnson, LCCC student studying to be a social worker, was a student of the late Professor Aimee Dickinson.  Professor Dickinson encouraged Nikita to share her story with the Equity for Students Team.  In this episode Nikita discusses the challenges she has faced as a single mother and student during the pandemic.  Nikita Johnson was selected as a 2021 Achieving the Dream (ATD) Scholar.

 

 

Download a transcript of Episode 5. 

 

February 3, 2021

 

Interview with Marisa Vernon White

Vice President for Enrollment Management & Student Services

Maria Vernon White, Vice President, Enrollment Management & Student Services discusses the impact of the pandemic on her personally and how her own experiences help her understand what our students might need during this time of crisis.  She also talks about the need to ask students about their needs and how her personal equity story impacts her leadership in student affairs. 

 

 

Download a transcript of Episode 4. 

 

January 21, 2021

 

Interview With Dr. Jonathan Dryden

Provost/VP for Academic Affairs & University Partnership

During this episode, Dr. Jonathan Dryden, Provost/VP for Academic Affairs & University Partnership, shares information on some of the critical equity milestones at LCCC as well as his personal equity story. 

 

 

Download a transcript of Episode 3. 

 

December 15, 2020

Have you ever wondered what people mean when they talk about equity? Your co-hosts, Dr. Denise Douglas and Ms. Kionna McIntosh-Pharms discuss the definition of equity including how LCCC defines equity and give examples from their own lives.

 

 

Download a transcript of Episode 2. 

 

December 1, 2020

Your co-hosts, Dr. Denise Douglas and Ms. Kionna McIntosh-Pharms introduce the launch of the Voices of Equity podcast and share with listeners what they can expect to learn about equity at Lorain County Community College. 

 

 

Download a transcript of Episode 1.