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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 46 MIN

Episode 59 - From Small Town to Big Academia: A Journey of Discovery with Dr. Jeannie Sellick

from Another Empty Kitchen · host Kathy Julien

In this engaging and entertaining conversation, Dr. Jeannie Sellick shares her extraordinary journey from a small farm town in California to studying at Oxford and navigating the complexities of higher education. She discusses the importance of independence, the impact of parental support, and her experiences in academia, including her transition from teaching to academic advising. Jeannie also explores her passion for religion studies, gender representation, and her aspirations to blend teaching with stand-up comedy, emphasizing the importance of following one's dreams and the lessons learned from rejection.Listeners can find Dr. Sellick on linkedin.com/in/jeannie-sellick-79115584 and social media, or leave message on my website anotheremptykitchen.comPlease share this episode with your friends and family members or anyone who might need some advice and guidance on higher education, religious study, stepping outside their wheelhouse, and pursuing their dreams. Dream big!Thanks for listening.Blue skies...Kathy

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