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#26: Matt Diteljan puts real estate in your pocket

Peer Review - The University of Calgary Alumni Podcast

Release Date: 03/18/2015

#126: Truth and Reconciliation show art #126: Truth and Reconciliation

Peer Review - The University of Calgary Alumni Podcast

Shawna Cunningham talks about truth and reconciliation in Canada and why it’s so important to build a cultural bridge between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.

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#125: Workplace Wellness show art #125: Workplace Wellness

Peer Review - The University of Calgary Alumni Podcast

As mental health awareness continues to grow, career experts and researchers chime in about how to integrate wellness into the workplace to combat potential or existing toxic behaviours. 

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#124: Failure show art #124: Failure

Peer Review - The University of Calgary Alumni Podcast

Failure is trending, but is that a good thing? We ask six alumni what they think about failure and what advice they’d give their younger selves. Featuring: Whitney Rockley, MBA’97 Ben Cannon, BA’14 Christine Dagenais, MBA’11 Cheryle Chagnon-Greyeyes, BA’99, BA’01 Patrick Lor, BA’90, MBA’01 Bridget Casey, MBA’15

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#123: Bridget Casey show art #123: Bridget Casey

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Bridget is the founder and content creator of . From paying off debt to investing in the stock market, Bridget provides clear, actionable advice that will transform your finances. Bridget holds a BSc from the University of Alberta and an MBA in finance from UCalgary. She is regularly featured as a millennial finance expert as a guest on BNN and CBC, and was recognized as one of Alberta’s Top Young Innovators in 2016.

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#122: Simon Colgan show art #122: Simon Colgan

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Simon is a palliative physician in Calgary and a member of the O’Brien Institute for Public Health at the University of Calgary. He divides his time between inpatient and community practice and, in 2016, helped to found the Calgary Allied Mobile Palliative Program (CAMPP) with Rachael Edwards of Calgary Urban Project Society (CUPS). CAMPP was established in response to the inequity experienced by homeless and vulnerably housed patients at end of life. Previously, Simon worked with Doctors Without Borders in Afghanistan and Doctors of Two Worlds on a trip to Nepal. Learn more about (CAMPP).

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#121: Amber Hedges show art #121: Amber Hedges

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How do people recover from addiction? Amber Hedges, MA’17, explains how stigma can be more of a barrier than the substance itself.

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#120: Masculinity show art #120: Masculinity

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In the world of #MeToo, #TimesUp and the recently exposed “incel” community, we talk to masculinity experts about what men and boys are thinking and what we can do to nip “toxic masculinity” in the bud.

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#119: Brian Palmer show art #119: Brian Palmer

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When applying for a job, should you include a cover letter? Do you have to customize each resume? What headings should you use? Everyone has their own style when it comes to applications, but Brian Palmer, BComm’06, has some not-so-secret tips and best practices.

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#118: Giving Day Special show art #118: Giving Day Special

Peer Review - The University of Calgary Alumni Podcast

Scholarships, transformational experiences, and health and wellness are key contributors to student success — and these extraordinary alumni are proof.

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#117: Cheryle Chagnon-Greyeyes show art #117: Cheryle Chagnon-Greyeyes

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If you’ve visited the UCalgary Native Centre, attended any local marches or participated in a , there’s a good chance you’ve heard Cheryle Chagnon-Greyeyes, BA’99, BA’01. In this episode, Cheryle explains how to be an activist and why it’s important to give back in a good way.

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While still completing his business degree in Operations Management, Matt Diteljan, BComm’13, was hired as the CEO of Pocket Homes Inc., a tech startup that believes their smart phone application will completely change the way people find their perfect home. When he is not focused on real estate, Matt stays busy by helping spread positive messaging in Canadian high schools through his company, Glacier Communications. On this episode of Peer Review, Matt talks about the importance of mentorship, explains what it’s like to work at a tech startup, and shares stories about being a millennial entrepreneur.