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Dr. FeLisa Albert on Uplifting Black Professionals and Nontraditional Students

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Ever feel like you're facing Everest when considering a doctoral degree? Dr. FeLisa Albert-Wisses, a beacon of hope and resilience, joins us to share her story of triumph over adversity in academia and healthcare. As a black woman who surged through the barriers of the healthcare system, she inspires us with her journey of choosing to disrupt systemic racism in education by pursuing a Doctorate in Public Health.
Through this candid conversation, Dr. FeLisa peels back the curtain on the largely unspoken challenges black women and non-binary individuals face in academia. She underscores the power of self-advocacy, confidence and a robust support system, all while navigating the transition from being a nurse and consultant to becoming a doctor. We glean insights on the potential financial benefits that come with a doctoral degree, as well as the importance of supporting and uplifting fellow black professionals.
As we traverse through this thought-provoking chat, you'll discover the significance of racial equity, magnified in the face of COVID-19. Dr. FeLisa combines her expertise in education, health, and racial equity to champion the cause of black women. This dialog serves as a reminder to prioritize self-care, especially for black women and non-binary doctoral students, emphasizing the need for mentorship and well-being. Join us for this compelling episode and learn to navigate academia with confidence, resilience, and compassion.

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Chapters

1. Dr. FeLisa Albert on Uplifting Black Professionals and Nontraditional Students (00:00:00)

2. Exploring Public Health and Black Wellness (00:00:13)

3. Choosing a Doctoral Program (00:06:39)

4. Pursuit of a Doctoral Degree (00:19:44)

5. Next Steps After Completing Doctoral Degree (00:26:49)

6. Well Equity (00:35:38)

7. Racial Equity and Self-Care for Black Women Doctoral Students (00:43:03)

8. Cohort Sisters Podcast Episode Promotion (00:50:59)

96 episodes

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Ever feel like you're facing Everest when considering a doctoral degree? Dr. FeLisa Albert-Wisses, a beacon of hope and resilience, joins us to share her story of triumph over adversity in academia and healthcare. As a black woman who surged through the barriers of the healthcare system, she inspires us with her journey of choosing to disrupt systemic racism in education by pursuing a Doctorate in Public Health.
Through this candid conversation, Dr. FeLisa peels back the curtain on the largely unspoken challenges black women and non-binary individuals face in academia. She underscores the power of self-advocacy, confidence and a robust support system, all while navigating the transition from being a nurse and consultant to becoming a doctor. We glean insights on the potential financial benefits that come with a doctoral degree, as well as the importance of supporting and uplifting fellow black professionals.
As we traverse through this thought-provoking chat, you'll discover the significance of racial equity, magnified in the face of COVID-19. Dr. FeLisa combines her expertise in education, health, and racial equity to champion the cause of black women. This dialog serves as a reminder to prioritize self-care, especially for black women and non-binary doctoral students, emphasizing the need for mentorship and well-being. Join us for this compelling episode and learn to navigate academia with confidence, resilience, and compassion.

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

Chapters

1. Dr. FeLisa Albert on Uplifting Black Professionals and Nontraditional Students (00:00:00)

2. Exploring Public Health and Black Wellness (00:00:13)

3. Choosing a Doctoral Program (00:06:39)

4. Pursuit of a Doctoral Degree (00:19:44)

5. Next Steps After Completing Doctoral Degree (00:26:49)

6. Well Equity (00:35:38)

7. Racial Equity and Self-Care for Black Women Doctoral Students (00:43:03)

8. Cohort Sisters Podcast Episode Promotion (00:50:59)

96 episodes

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