Conversations with Seven Sisters
A podcast for the Seven Sisters Alum community to share their stories, experiences, and wisdom. Hosted by Jennifer Pollock McNally, founder of the Seven Sisters Alum Association and a graduate of Smith College, who talks with a different alum each episode covering their careers, lives, and how the Seven Sister experience has impacted them. Stay tuned for fascinating conversations full of stories and advice from the Seven Sisters Alum Association.
Conversations with Seven Sisters
Moving to Europe to Jumpstart your Career with Lexi Lobdell
Have you ever wondered what lie outside of the United States would look like? Especially for your career or education? If so, this episode is for you.
In this episode of Conversations with Seven Sisters Jen speaks with recent Mount Holyoke Alum Lexi Lobdell on her journey since graduation over the Atlantic to study in Finland and work in Norway.
Lexi was a neuroscience major with an interest in entrepreneurship who had no great interest in studying or living abroad until she was tapped to apply for the Fulbright program in Finland. She has since moved to Finland and completed a masters degree and moved again to Norway to work at an education startup. Lexi shares with us her knowledge of doing a masters degree abroad and how working in Europe as an American is a great way to propel your career.
You can connect with Lexi here.
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