Episode 31: Women in Leadership Roles - The Dynamics of a Female President

Episode 32: Translating Your Destiny

Rowan College at Burlington County Associate Professor of English Second Language, Meral Muyesser, shares her story of coming to America with a few hundred dollars in her pocket, an English-Turkish dictionary, and a dream of better opportunities. Listen to her struggles and successes of what made her the inspirational professor and mentor she has become today throughout the RCBC ESL community and beyond.

Episode 31: Women in Leadership Roles - The Dynamics of a Female President

RCBC's Women Advisory Group and Political Science Department partner with the League of Women Voters, The Alice Paul Institute, and American Association of University Women held a special discussion back in the Fall exploring the transformative impact of a potential female president of the United States. They dove into cultural milestones, gender roles, global influence and more. Tune in for a special archived edition of the Baroness Podcast looking into women in leadership roles.

Episode 30: Everybody Belongs at the Table - Sharon Suber

The Baroness is thrilled to welcome Sharon Suber, a passionate advocate for gender equity and a leader in advancing women's rights. As a dedicated member of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and the League of Women Voters, Sharon has spent years championing the cause of equality for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy. Explore Sharon’s inspiring work in breaking down barriers and driving systemic change in communities, schools, and workplaces. Please tune in to hear about Sharon’s journey, her vision for the future of gender equity, and the vital role of education and advocacy in creating lasting change. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone passionate about gender equality and social justice!

Episode 29: Life on the Rope - Laila Little

In this episode, Dr. Brooke Mailhiot is honored to have Laila Little, also known as the “Double Dutch Queen.” With over 25 years of international recognition in the sport of Double Dutch, Laila has touched lives worldwide with her passion and dedication. Through her work in Double Dutch, Laila has impacted over 15,000 youth globally. This experience inspired her to establish Jump Kids Health, a mental health group that focuses on treating children physically, emotionally, and mentally while addressing key issues like Adverse Childhood Experiences and Childhood Obesity.  Born and raised in Newark, NJ, Laila understands firsthand the devastating impact that poverty, crime, and lack of support can have on youth. Join us as we dive deep into her journey, mission, and the incredible impact she's making on children worldwide. You won't want to miss this!

Episode 28: Truth Telling with Chris Deacon

Join us as we delve into Chris's journey, from her early experiences navigating the healthcare system to her role as a guiding force in advocating for equitable access to healthcare in New Jersey and beyond. Through her work in Burlington County and around the country, Chris sheds light on the challenges individuals face in accessing care and offers practical solutions to bridge the gaps.