We do that! Careers that make a difference
Dr. Eric Legg talks with professionals about their journey to and at Arizona State University, their current careers, and how they make an impact on the world. Guests are alumni, faculty/staff, and partners of ASU’s School of Community Resources & Development.
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Finding Purpose: Jenny’s Inspiring Career Switch (opens the original)
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In this mini episode of We Do That: Careers That Make a Difference, Eric Legg interviews Jenny Driessen, who just completed ASU’s recreational therapy certificate and passed the NCTRC exam to earn her CTRS. After being laid off and previously leaving a stressful real estate career following a cancer diagnosis, she pursued work that fit her interests in fitness, art, and wellness, building on experience as a yoga instructor and personal trainer. Jenny says recreation and creative activities suppo
Jordyn Hoff: From Soccer Fields to Botswana - A Journey Through the Peace Corps (opens the original)
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Jordyn Hoff, newly returned from two and a half years in the Peace Corps, reflects on her path from growing up in Seattle and Portland to ASU and international service. A quiet kid who became a vocal soccer goalkeeper, she explains how sports built leadership, communication, and teamwork skills she later used in college and abroad. In college, she switched majors from anthropology to criminal justice to public policy before settling on nonprofit leadership and management, joined Rise Tutoring wi
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