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Did you know that you can book free career counselling? Did you know that Monash offers a plethora of leadership programs to get yourself involved in? This episode we are fortunate enough to interview Chelsea Ryan from Monash Career Connect. Chelsea takes us through all the support that Career Connect provides to students to enhance their university experience and to prepare them for the workplace. We delve into why it is essential to begin to develop these important skills during your degree and how you can use these resources to help you navigate your next steps. This episode is not one to miss.
We would like to extend a massive thank you to Chelsea for sharing her experiences and advice with us.
Thank you to our hosts, Jasmine and Rashi and to our editor David, who worked tirelessly to put this episode together.
As per usual, a huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in your ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions, suggestions for future interviews or H.O.T.M.E.S.S. nominees and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thank you for listening and remember to stay MESSy!
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Jas and Rashi are back in the studio with an incredibly exciting episode! Today we delve into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with the amazing Leah Martínez. Leah is the Co-founder at Sonorus, a healthcare technology start up, focused on cardiac monitoring and AI diagnosis. She also shares with us her experience as the Law and Ethics Manager at Monash DeepNeuron, integrating ethics with engineering technical projects. We discuss AI at its most simple level, how it is currently evolving and how it will revolutionise our future.
We would like to extend a massive thank you to Leah for sharing her amazing knowledge with us.
Thank you to our hosts, Jasmine and Rashi and to our editor David, who worked tirelessly to put this episode together.
As per usual, a huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in your ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions, suggestions for future interviews or H.O.T.M.E.S.S. nominees and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thank you for listening and remember to stay MESSy!
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This episode we are fortunate enough to have Dr Trina Majumdar join us for an interview. Having completed a PhD in Materials Engineering and Biomedical Science, Trina takes us through her career pathway at Monash University and how she is working in the role that she wish she had during her uni experience. We delve into how to carve your own path in engineering and what lead her and colleague Dr. Katherine Grigoriou to establish the New Girls Club at Monash University. This episode is not one to miss.
We would like to extend a massive thank you to Trina for sharing her invaluable advice with us.
Thank you to our hosts, Jasmine and Rashi and to our editor David, who worked tirelessly to put this episode together.
As per usual, a huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in your ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions, suggestions for future interviews or H.O.T.M.E.S.S. nominees and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thank you for listening and remember to stay MESSy!
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This episode we were fortunate enough to interview Nick Grossi and learn about his experience as an intern on the Mercedes Formula 1 team. We delve into how he applied for this opportunity, what life was like working in the motorsports industry and how he navigated moving away from home to the other side of the world. Plus all the tips and tricks for motorsport enthusiasts who are keen to apply for a similar opportunity. This is an unmissable episode!
We would like to extend a massive thank you to Nick for sharing his experience with us.
Thank you to our hosts, Jasmine and Rashi and to our editor David, who worked tirelessly to put this episode together.
As per usual, a huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in your ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions, suggestions for future interviews or H.O.T.M.E.S.S. nominees and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thank you for listening and remember to stay MESSy!
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MessyTalks is back for Season 2! In this first episode of 2024, we are delighted to welcome three MESS First Year Representatives from 2023 to share all their tips and tricks to help you thrive. From balancing uni work, part-time jobs and a social life, to dealing with the challenges of self-motivation, we discuss the highlights, difficulties and unmissable events that make first year unforgettable.
Do not miss out on this invaluable advice!
We would like to extend a massive thank you to Aydin, Amalia and Liam for sharing their experiences with us.
Thank you to our hosts, Jasmine and Rashi and to our editor David, who worked tirelessly to put this episode together.
As per usual, a huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in your ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions, suggestions for future interviews or H.O.T.M.E.S.S. nominees and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thank you for listening and remember to stay MESSy!
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This episode we delve into the intricacies and nuances of renewable energy! We are joined by Deputy Director of Monash Energy Institute and Senior Lecturer in the Monash University Civil Engineering Department, Roger Dargaville. Not only do we dive into the various types of renewables Australia harnesses, Roger also shares his wisdom on the myriad of factors that impact Australia's transition to renewables, such as economics, policy and human behaviour. We explore the complexities of the National Energy Market and why Australia urgently requires more engineers working within the renewable energy landscape and so much more...
This episode is not one to miss for all engineering students!
A very big thank you to Roger for generously sharing his expertise with us.
This episode is our last one for 2023 and we want to thank everyone for tuning in throughout the year! A very big thank you to Sally Bertoncello for creating, establishing, co-hosting and producing the podcast throughout this entire year! She is going to be missed on the podcast but don't worry, she'll be back to visit! We welcome Rashi Undugodage, our new co-host for 2024! We would also love to thank Tej Kanda for all his hard work editing the podcast this year and welcome David Phillips, our new editor for 2024! Exciting things to come so stay tuned!!
As per usual, a huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in your ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions, suggestions for future interviews or H.O.T.M.E.S.S. nominees and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thank you for listening and remember to stay MESSy!
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Content warning: This episode discusses themes of mental health.
Today we explore the topic of gender through the lens of engineering. We are joined by the incredible Lily Curtis, a sociologist and current PhD student, who shares her expertise on how our gender identities can have an influence on our daily lives and why this is important to understand as future engineers. We discuss how gender impacts the frameworks in which we live and work, the harm that comes from perpetuating stereotypes and the importance of having diverse and inclusive teams.
Through this discussion we aim to shed light on the intersection of gender and engineering and help to raise awareness and normalise discussions on these topics as we embark on our engineering careers. This episode is not one to miss!
A very big thank you to Lily for generously sharing her knowledge with us.
As per usual, huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in your ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions, suggestions for future interviews or H.O.T.M.E.S.S. nominees and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thank you for listening and remember to stay MESSy!
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Sally and Jasmine are back in the studio with another episode of MessyTalks! This episode we are discussing all things exchange. We are thrilled to welcome the 2022 MESS president and recent exchange-goer Grace Boxer to the studio to divulge invaluable insights all about her recent study abroad, plus heaps of tips and advice for things she learnt along the way. We delve into making friends overseas, juggling study with uni life and finding confidence moving to the other side of the world alone. Grace shares her experience with us from meeting her flatmates to the readjustment back home and everything in between.
Planning to go on exchange or curious about what actually happens during study abroad? This episode is not one to miss!
A very big thank you to Grace for generously sharing her precious exchange insights with us.
As per usual, huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in your ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions, suggestions for future interviews or H.O.T.M.E.S.S. nominees and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thank you for listening and remember to stay MESSy!
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This episode, we are thrilled to be joined with Alson, a representative from Rockwell Automation, as we discuss the future of engineering. Graduating with degrees in Mechatronics Engineering and Computer Science, Alson speaks to the importance of communication skills in progressing in the workforce and why he prefers the work lifestyle over university lifestyle (it get's better?? We were shocked as well).
We then delve into the work of Rockwell Automation, including the benefits of streamlining processes in order to increase efficiency and therefore profit, as well as its potential to decarbonise high pollutant industries.
Wanna find out how we, as future engineers, may play a role in this? Listen in to hear more!
Big thank you to Alson and Rockwell Automation for agreeing to be on this episode. We are very grateful for our long-term partnership with them.
As per usual, huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in ya ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions or suggestions for future interviews, and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thanks for listening, and remember to stay MESSy!
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Today, we are honoured to have the opportunity to hear from one of our favourite educators, the incredible Tony Vo!
As the current Director of Education for the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and previous Director of First-Year Studies, we will delve into Tony's career trajectory and the valuable lessons he has learned along the way.
We will also explore the academic pressures of engineering, including the stigmatisation of asking for help and how to finish your university degree in a way that aligns with your current abilities or capacity to do so.
As usual, huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in ya ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions or suggestions for future interviews, and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thanks for listening, and remember to stay MESSy!
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Join us for an interview with Matt Bertoncello, a Monash alumni of 2020 and current AI engineer at Macquarie Bank. Graduating with a double degree in software engineering and econometrics commerce, Matt shares his advice on everything from FYP to what a graduate engineering job actually involves. Listen in to hear his valuable insights, stay up-to-date on all the ways MESS can support you, and enjoy a good laugh!
We also have a very special guest, King Wu! As our Industry Marketing Officer, King joins in for a chat about our upcoming events and to have a bit of fun with us.
Huge shoutout to Radio Monash for allowing us to use their recording facilities so that we can sound EXTRA crisp in ya ears! Check out their socials on insta: @radiomonash and their website to listen to the livestream and find out ways that you too can utilise these recording studios as a Monash student: https://www.radiomonash.online/
Want to know more about MESS?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions or suggestions for future interviews, and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thanks for listening, and remember to stay MESSy!
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Hey there, fellow engineering students at Monash! Are you tired of trying to navigate this complex and challenging field on your own? Well, fear not! MESS (Monash Engineering Students' Society) is here to support you in all your engineering endeavours.
In our VERY FIRST podcast, our lovely hosts, Jasmine Pepe (General Representative) and Sally Bertoncello (Wellbeing & Equity Director), will be introducing MESS and describe the ways we support engineering students through our four portfolios: Academic, Industry, Social, and Wellbeing & Equity.
Then, we grill some engineering students in their natural habitat (the HAL and the Moff) and ask them all the hard-hitting questions about studying engineering at Monash. We're talking the best study spots, the best spots to break down in tears, and everything in between. If you want the inside scoop on how to thrive during your uni experience, you better tune in!
Want to know more about mess?
Check out our website at https://www.mess.org.au/ and follow us at @insta.mess. Slide into our DMs with any questions or suggestions for future interviews, and we'll do our best to make it happen.
Thanks for listening, and remember to stay MESSy!
