Yale Gradcast: The GSA Podcast

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The GSA Podcast Producers

Katie Brown, Podcast Co-Director

Katherine (Katie) Brown is a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Spanish & Portuguese.  She received her B.A. in Hispanic Studies with a minor in French & Francophone Studies from the College of William & Mary in 2013.  Her dissertation project, “Building a Novel Topos: Architecture, Literature, and Modernity in Cervantes”, explores the transformation of architectural topoi in Miguel de Cervantes’ late works as a means of articulating new concepts of self, place, and literary form in early modern Spain.

Bara Badwan, Podcast Co-Director

Bara is a 3rd year PhD student in Engineering and Applied Science, doing his research in a Computational Neuroscience Lab.

About

The GSA Podcast is a project of the Graduate Student Assembly Public Relations Committee at Yale University. Its purpose is to provide information to our constituency (graduate students in the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences) about issues and resources related to student life, education, and professional development. We attempt to share information in such a way that multiple viewpoints on any issue we explore can be given their fullest articulation, subject to time and resource constraints.

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