In this episode, we kick off the last episode of the First-Gen Through the Years series featuring Emil Sol. Emil Sol is currently the Program Coordinator of the Center for Service and Justice at Loyola High School of Los Angeles, his alma mater. He is also a graduate of LMU’s class of 2022 where he earned his Bachelor's in Spanish. He is also set to earn his Master's in Educational Studies from LMU this May. While at LMU, Emil was heavily involved with First to Go. He worked for First To Go all four years of undergrad and was the Lead Administrative Coordinator and a Peer Facilitator. He was also featured in the third episode of For the Gen season 3. Listen as we discuss his first gen experience post-grad.
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Guest:
Emil Sol : https://www.linkedin.com/in/emil-sol-...
Chapters
1:04 What does being First-Gen mean to you
2:20 How has being First-Gen affected your post-college experience
5:49 How did the First To Go program help you adjust to college
8:24 What would you tell yourself a year ago
11:12 LMU Graduate Application Process
15:15 What has motivated you to pursue your studies
18:12 How has academics shaped your worldview and beliefs
21:16 Have your career goals evolved
26:40 Day to Day life
29:45 Projects coming up?
32:25 Buh-bye
