<p class="p1">Returning to regularly scheduled programming, here Dr. Chernicoff expands upon the seduction of course descriptions, making sense of the syllabus and the all important geography lesson about where you choose to sit in class. Pre-lecture preparations are also addressed as is the importance of Teaching Assistants (TAs) in getting to where you want to go as an undergraduate. Guests on this episode include Professor of Geological Sciences at University of Oregon – Dr. Marli Miller; as well as Attending Physician in Emergency Medicine based in Southern California, and former Student Leader in AmeriCorps – Dr. Steven Sanoja.</p>

Episode 6: “Failing Forward”

This original podcast featuring Dr. Stanley Chernicoff, an award-winning professor with 40 years experience and 50,000 plus students served, offers a roadmap to navigate the hidden maze of the University landscape. His insights reveal methods for becoming unforgettable during your undergraduate experience. In doing so, students can maximize their value both financially and culturally as they set off down a career path after graduation. Tuition is expensive. It’s not getting any cheaper either. If you want meaningful impact for the price of admission, the kind that goes beyond grade-point average and diplomas, if you want the guidebook for launching a career that can start on your first day of classes – you’re in the right place. Episodes feature invited guests that illuminate the principles discussed from student, faculty, and administration perspectives. These are the cheat codes that can make a world of difference in the hyper-competitive marketplace of the 21st Century where simply having a bachelor of arts degree falls short of ensuring sustainable success.