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Giving CR(EDI)T to the Graduate Student Experience: A Student-Led Initiative at Schulich

Giving CR(EDI)T to the Graduate Student Experience: A Student-Led Initiative at Schulich

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Giving CR(EDI)T to the Graduate Student Experience: A Student-Led Initiative at Schulich In this episode, we sit down with members of the Council on Reforming Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion for Trainees (also known as CREDIT) to talk about meaningful EDIDA change within graduate education. Since its establishment at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry in 2021, CREDIT has created a space for all trainees to exchange ideas, partake in unified change, and partake in a community of support. Some of their notable initiatives include seeking student input through census surveys, organizing EDIDA-focused workshops at local conferences such as London Health Research Day, and bridging connections between faculty and students through their ac[CREDIT]ed mentorship program. We speak with six passionate and wonderful members – Victoria (Tori), Omar, Violet, Sasha, Jordyn, and Garth – who shape our understanding of current student-led initiatives, and how we can (and should) use the student voice to shape more inclusive academic and professional spaces. The "how-to" is less daunting than you might think. Staying Connected and Involved: If you would like to get involved with CREDIT - as a mentor or mentee, an attendee of their workshops, or just to learn more about their work/get put on their email list, please reach out to the current co-chairs (at the time of episode release), Garth Blackler (gblackle@uwo.ca) or Victoria Warner (vwarner3@uwo.ca). For additional updates, please see their website (linked below as well). Send Us Feedback: https://uwo.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8cu1UE1HQsz86vc TImestamps (HH:MM:SS)
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