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Dr. Jasmine C. Jackson on Fellowships and Foundations of Success

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We share a stage with Dr. Jasmine C. Jackson, an inspiring assistant professor from Texas Christian University. We delve into her journey, from a budding lawyer to a passionate academic, and talk about her amazing experience in research and teaching. We discuss the importance of self-discovery in research and the fascinating thought process behind her PhD research.
We then venture into the sensitive topic of being the only person of color in a department and the invisible labor often shouldered by students of color at PWIs. We share personal encounters with similar situations and how the delicate balance between responsibilities often requires giving oneself a break. Let's navigate together through these unique circumstances, understanding the strain it might cause on an advisor who is also a marginalized, historically underrepresented person.
In our concluding conversation, we explore the essence of black political knowledge and the need for a paradigm shift to recognize its value. We delve into the importance of investing in spaces where black people are socialized into American and black political culture. Dr. Jackson also enlightens us on the role of academic year and summer fellowships in preparing her for graduate school and her career. From personal stories to insightful discussions, this episode is a journey into the world of academia, research and the unwavering spirit of marginalized academics.

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1. Black Political Knowledge and Research Exploration (00:00:03)

2. Challenges Faced by Marginalized Academics (00:13:15)

3. Pressing Issues in Black Political Knowledge (00:26:39)

4. Fellowships in Graduate School and Careers (00:32:55)

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We share a stage with Dr. Jasmine C. Jackson, an inspiring assistant professor from Texas Christian University. We delve into her journey, from a budding lawyer to a passionate academic, and talk about her amazing experience in research and teaching. We discuss the importance of self-discovery in research and the fascinating thought process behind her PhD research.
We then venture into the sensitive topic of being the only person of color in a department and the invisible labor often shouldered by students of color at PWIs. We share personal encounters with similar situations and how the delicate balance between responsibilities often requires giving oneself a break. Let's navigate together through these unique circumstances, understanding the strain it might cause on an advisor who is also a marginalized, historically underrepresented person.
In our concluding conversation, we explore the essence of black political knowledge and the need for a paradigm shift to recognize its value. We delve into the importance of investing in spaces where black people are socialized into American and black political culture. Dr. Jackson also enlightens us on the role of academic year and summer fellowships in preparing her for graduate school and her career. From personal stories to insightful discussions, this episode is a journey into the world of academia, research and the unwavering spirit of marginalized academics.

Thank you for listening!

Leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts!

Join the Cohort Sistas community at community.cohortsistas.org

Visit our website to learn more about our programs and how you can support at cohortsistas.org

Email us at info@cohortsistas.org to connect, ask questions, or suggest guests

Follow Us on our social media platforms:

  continue reading

Capíttulos

1. Black Political Knowledge and Research Exploration (00:00:03)

2. Challenges Faced by Marginalized Academics (00:13:15)

3. Pressing Issues in Black Political Knowledge (00:26:39)

4. Fellowships in Graduate School and Careers (00:32:55)

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