9: Things I Wish I Knew Before I Went To University

from Things I Wish I Knew · host Thinking Faith

This episode Julia speaks to Rebecca, who graduated from university a few years ago, shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic. Balancing study and socialising - and coping with lockdown restrictions - Rebecca discovered what it was in her relationship with God, and other people, that helped her carry on. Now working for Jesuit Missions, and running her own podcast, Rebecca talks to Julia about the stresses and joys of the university experience: the successes, the stresses, and the lessons she learned for the future. Visit Rebecca's personal website here: https://realliferebs.wordpress.com/Have a theme you'd like us to explore? Email our host, Julia Corcoran - [email protected]

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