Ready for Adulting?

Episode 1 of the After the Diploma with CCPD podcast, hosted by Center for Career and Professional Development, titled "Ready for Adulting?" was published on October 29, 2021 and runs 19 minutes.

October 29, 2021 ·19m · After the Diploma with CCPD

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Summary

Are you getting close to the big graduation day and you are finally entering the so-called real-world? It is perfectly normal to be scared of life after college. This podcast and CCPD is here to share some real-life experiences and give you tips on how to be successful on this next important step of your life. Welcome to After the Diploma with CCPD, I am your host Juliana Seabra, I am a graduate with a degree in marketing, and currently a student in the master’s program, an assistant coach for the tennis team, and staff member @the Center for Career and Professional Development here at Post. Today we will talk with a post alumni Brianna Root, who is currently an Account Executive and Marketing Coordinator for the Tulsa Drillers Baseball Club. We will talk about her work experience so far and what she did to get her to this path in her career.

Episode Description

Are you getting close to the big graduation day and you are finally entering the so-called real-world? It is perfectly normal to be scared of life after college. This podcast and CCPD is here to share some real-life experiences and give you tips on how to be successful on this next important step of your life. Welcome to After the Diploma with CCPD, I am your host Juliana Seabra, I am a graduate with a degree in marketing, and currently a student in the master’s program, an assistant coach for the tennis team, and staff member @the Center for Career and Professional Development here at Post. Today we will talk with a post alumni Brianna Root, who is currently an Account Executive and Marketing Coordinator for the Tulsa Drillers Baseball Club. We will talk about her work experience so far and what she did to get her to this path in her career.

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