by Yale College Voices
Dive into the captivating world of Yale College staff members as we bring you the "Yale College Voices" podcast! Join us on a journey that spotlights the incredible diversity of roles and innovative projects that drive the heartbeat of Yale College. In each episode, we'll introduce you to passionate and dedicated staff members who are eager to share their invaluable experiences with the Yale College community. Our podcast celebrates the kaleidoscope of talent that shapes the Yale College experience.
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April 4, 2025
<p>In this captivating episode of "Yale College Voices," host Darice Corey sits down with D.S. Fahmeed Hyder, a distinguished Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging and Biomedical Engineering at Yale, who also carries the esteemed role of Head of Trumbull College. Together, they explore the fascinating journey of a man whose life has been dedicated to pushing the boundaries of medical imaging and fostering vibrant community life within Yale's residential college system.</p><p>Fahmeed shares poignant memories from his childhood in Bangladesh, detailing how early experiences in a refugee camp and a large, tight-knit family influenced his perspectives on sustainability, community, and collaborative living. These foundational experiences have profoundly shaped his approach to leadership at Yale, where he transcends traditional academic roles, embracing his community with open arms and a welcoming spirit.</p><p>As the dialogue progresses, Fahmeed reflects on his unexpected pivot from an aspiring music major to a standout scientist, illustrating that life's most impactful shifts often come from embracing one's passions and being open to change. His journey from playing jazz on an organ in Bangladesh to pioneering breakthroughs in magnetic resonance imaging offers listeners an inspiring testament to the interplay between creativity and scientific discovery.</p><p>Delving into his current research, Fahmeed reveals the cutting-edge work of his team in developing next-generation MRI contrast agents aimed at early disease detection, particularly for brain disorders. He articulates a vision where advanced imaging techniques illuminate pathways for personalized patient care. Balancing this demanding scientific career with his commitments as head of Trumbull College, he draws deeply on personal fulfilment derived from student interactions and community-building initiatives, proving that enriching human connections are integral to personal and professional success.</p><p>Through this episode, listeners gain not only insight into the dynamic interplay of science and community leadership but also an appreciation for the profound impact that empathy, collaboration, and innovation can have on both academic and medical landscapes. It's a riveting exploration of Fahmeed’s life dedicated to making a difference, proving that at Yale, the pursuit of knowledge goes hand in hand with the nurturing of a supportive community of excellence.</p><p><br></p><p>Podcast Host: Darice Corey | Senior Director of Web and IT Planning | Yale College Dean’s Office DEIB Advisory Committee Co-Chair | Pierson College Fellow</p><p><br></p><p>Podcast Guest: D.S. Fahmeed Hyder | Head of Trumbull College, Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging and Biomedical Engineering</p><p><br></p><p>Video/Podcast Producer: Ryan McEvoy | Yale Broadcast Studio</p><p><br></p><p>Social Media Team and Content Creators: </p><p>Esther Donald Mwakisambwe ’25 | Yale School of the Environment</p>
March 17, 2025
<p>In this captivating episode of "Yale College Voices," host Darice Corey sits down with Timeica Bethel ‘11, the dynamic Director of the Afro American Cultural Center and Assistant Dean of Yale College. Timeica shares her remarkable journey from the housing projects of Chicago to the prestigious halls of Yale, a narrative that resonates with triumph, resilience, and community impact. Throughout the episode, listeners are invited to explore Timeica's experiences which are both unique and universally inspiring.</p><p>Timeica opens up about her upbringing in Chicago under the guidance of her grandmother, painting a vivid picture of her early life in a low-income community. This grounding led her to cultivate a connection to education as her escape and her path to success. Her story continues with her unexpected yet transformative transition to Francis W. Parker School, credited as the "best thing that ever happened" to her. This serendipitous opportunity set her on the path to Yale, where she would not only gain education but also begin laying the groundwork for a legacy of leadership and empowerment in the black community.</p><p>As Timeica recounts her time as a Yale undergraduate, she details her deep engagement with the Afro American Cultural Center, affectionately known as "the house," and her many roles across student organizations. These experiences solidified her sense of identity and leadership, leading to impactful moments such as rallying her peers to address campus issues head-on. Darice and Timeica discuss how these formative years at Yale prepared her for further roles in education and advocacy, including her work with Teach for America and efforts in educational equity.</p><p>Circling back to Yale, Timeica's journey comes full circle as she returns to steer the Afro American Cultural Center, fostering an environment of inclusion and celebration of black culture. She shares her vision for the future, including upcoming events for the center's 55th-anniversary celebration, promising a vibrant homage to its past while charting a sustainable future. Through her story, Timeica exemplifies what it means to extend grace, elevate others, and remain committed to a mission of everything to help, nothing to hinder. This episode not only illuminates the importance of leadership and community but also celebrates the transformative power of education and perseverance.</p><p><br></p><p>Podcast Host: Darice Corey | Senior Director of Web and IT Planning | Yale College Dean’s Office DEIB Advisory Committee Co-Chair | Pierson College Fellow</p><p><br></p><p>Podcast Guest: Timeica Bethel ‘11 | Director of the Afro-American Cultural Center | Assistant Dean, Yale College</p><p>Video/Podcast Producer: Ryan McEvoy | Yale Broadcast Studio</p><p>Social Media Team and Content Creators: </p><p>Esther Donald Mwakisambwe ‘25 | Yale School of the Environment</p>
December 19, 2024
Yale's Jeanine Dames shares her inspiring journey from animal science to career strategy, emphasizing the value of exploration, innovation, and community support in empowering students to thrive in their unique journeys.
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