HeyJaredWe Went to Miami
Before there were deadlines and 9 to 5s…There were snow days, late-night study sessions, and unforgettable moments that shaped who we are.This is We Went to Miami — the podcast where alumni stories come to life.Each episode, we sit down with RedHawks who’ve taken their Miami…
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Shefali Razdan Duggal ‘93 went to Miami… and became a U.S ambassador (opens the original)
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In this episode, Shefali Razdan Duggal shares her inspiring journey from a shy student to a U.S. ambassador, highlighting the importance of authenticity, resilience, and nurturing relationships. Her candid stories about overcoming personal challenges and her insights on public service offer valuable lessons for young leaders. As always, views expressed in this episode from our host and guest are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Miami University. Follow us on Instagram, @wewenttomiami
Sharon Draper M.A. '73 went to Miami… and wrote over 20 books! (opens the original)
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Join us as we chat with Sharon Draper, a celebrated author and educator, about her journey from a young reader to a White House guest, and her insights on writing, teaching, and inspiring the next generation. If you’d like to connect with Sharon, reach her at sharondraper.com As always, views expressed in this episode from our host and guest are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Miami University. Follow us on Instagram, @wewenttomiami and make sure to follow our show on your favorite
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