Episode 12 // Kim Palermo-Kielb

Episode 18 // Ashley Beverly

In our 18th episode, Doctoral Peer Mentor, Ashley Beverly, discusses her role as peer mentor, developing her own doctoral identity, and tips to help you develop your doctoral identity. Ashley Beverly is a current Walden University student enrolled in the PhD Social Work program, with an emphasis in Clinical Social Work.

Episode 17 // Mitch Luker

Mitch Luker is a Walden University student in the PhD in Nursing program and a Doctoral Peer Mentor who refers to himself as a "recovering perfectionist". In our 17th episode, Mitch shares his strategies for overcoming perfectionism at Walden and in his personal life. Mitch also discusses his role as a Doctoral Peer Mentor.

Episode 16 // Hillary Wentworth and Chris Taylor

Hillary Wentworth is the Manager of the CAEX Graduate Writing Courses and Chris Taylor is CAEX Graduate Writing faculty. In this episode, Hillary and Chris join us to discuss paraphrase generators and ways they are used in the CAEX Graduate Writing courses. They also share some advice for avoiding these generators.

Episode 13 // Stephanie Kramer

Stephanie Kramer is Writing Assessment Specialist in the Academic Skills Center. She hosts Doctoral Writing Assessment (DWA) webinars, advises doctoral students during DWA Drop-In Hours, responds to DWA emails, and much more. In this episode, Stephanie tells us her top 5 frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the DWA and provides answers. Visit Walden University's Doctoral Writing Assessment website for more information: https://academicguides.waldenu.edu/writingassessment.

Episode 12 // Kim Palermo-Kielb

Kim Palermo-Kielb is Coordinator of Instructional Support at the Academic Skills Center, a WaldenU grad, and a current WaldenU student. In our twelfth episode, Kim joins us to discuss her transition from student to staff and gives her top 3 tips students should know when making a tutoring appointment with the ASC.