Rori and Emilia discuss their takeaways from their conversation with Dr. Maria Elena
Zavala. They highlight the importance of drawing lessons and inspiration from one's family, the
value of mentors beyond shared identities, and the necessity of diverse mentorship types. The
conversation also covers personal growth through mentorship, both as mentors and mentees,
and the impact of community and support networks in academic and scientific careers.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:
01:21 Lesson One: Drawing Inspiration from Family
03:15 Lesson Two: The Importance of Trust and Rapport in Mentorship
08:18 Lesson Three: The Value of Diverse Mentorship
11:35 Leveraging Networks and Building Relationships
13:27 Closing Thoughts and Goodbyes
CREDITS: This episode is produced and edited by Maribel Quezada Smith. Sound
Engineering by Keagan Stromberg. Production Coordinator, Marissa Alcantar. A Diferente
Creative Production.
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