Life Skills 101 Reflection

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Episode Takeaways

Which episode of the Life Skills 101 podcast did you listen to?*

1 - Andrew Kellie (Get Involved)
2 - David Oladejo (Self Branding)
3 - Morghan Manuel (Academics)
4 - Sarah Morse (Wellness & Self-Care)
5 - Ye Fang Kuang (Leadership)
6 - Jaime Sadgrove (Self-Identity: 2SLGBTQIA+ Student Experience)
7 - Mariana Queiroz (Self-Identity: International Student Experience)
8 - Emily Paige (Employability)
Not listed - I listened to an episode from Season 1

If you listened to an episode from Season 1, which one did you listen to?

Have the experiences shared by Carleton University alumni in this episode felt relevant to you?*

Which aspects of the podcast do you find most beneficial?*

Learning about alumni experiences and challenges
Gaining insight into skill development
Gaining insight into employability factors
Gaining insight into future career pathways
None of the above

Have you taken any action or made any changes in your lifestyle as a postsecondary student, as a result of listening to the podcast?

After listening to the episode, the most important takeaway I have is...*

After listening to the episode, something I challenge myself to do moving forward is...*

Overall Life Skills 101 Podcast

How many Life Skills 101 podcast episodes have you listened to so far?*

1
2-3
4-5
5+

Do you have any comments, questions and/or feedback on the podcast you listened to?*

As a Life Skills podcast listener, do you know what Carleton's Career Readiness Competencies are?

Yes
No

Carleton offers an Employability Framework to help develop career ready students. You can check out these competencies here: https://carleton.ca/employability-framework/areas-of-focus/career-competencies/

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Life Skills 101 Podcast Reflection

Personal Information

Episode Takeaways

Overall Life Skills 101 Podcast