RedCircle VERIFY_TOKEN_14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237 -- Rendered At Tue, 09 Jun 2026 13:23:11 +0000 Covid Around the World https://redcircle.com/shows/covid-around-the-world en-US All rights reserved. Welcome to COVID Around the World Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program Welcome to COVID Around the World, the podcast dedicated to connecting with Fairfield University’s international partners during COVID-19. This podcast includes a series of student-led interviews with our partners in Ecuador, The Gambia, the Philippines, the UK, Zambia, Costa Rica, and Brazil. Our mission is to diversify and strengthen Fairfield University's global outreach efforts amidst the pandemic. Over the past 3 months, we have researched, networked, and recorded remotely while having the pleasure of speaking with our guests from across the globe. Whether you are a prospective student, undergraduate, graduate, professor, alumni, or parent this podcast is for you to learn about the global impact of COVID-19. Hosts: Laura Seeger, Micah Martin-Parchment, Nya Jones, Martha Maree Quiblat, Caroline Timmerman, Melissa Navarro and Lucas Santiago. Editing: Nicholas Gayle, International Studies Major at Fairfield University. Production: Nya Jones, International Studies Major at Fairfield University. Cover Artist: Tommy Solano-Szostek, Graphic Design Major at Norwalk Community College. Tommy can be found on Instagram & Facebook @tomisolodesign. Special thanks to Melissa Navarro for overseeing the creative process. Music: Song: Jarico - Landscape (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright Music.Video Link: https://youtu.be/EwRdKJURDHw 14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237 Welcome to COVID Around the World, the podcast dedicated to connecting with Fairfield University’s international partners during COVID-19. This podcast includes a series of student-led interviews with our partners in Ecuador, The Gambia, the Philippines, the UK, Zambia, Costa Rica, and Brazil. Our mission is to diversify and strengthen Fairfield University's global outreach efforts amidst the pandemic. Over the past 3 months, we have researched, networked, and recorded remotely while having the pleasure of speaking with our guests from across the globe. Whether you are a prospective student, undergraduate, graduate, professor, alumni, or parent this podcast is for you to learn about the global impact of COVID-19.

Hosts: Laura Seeger, Micah Martin-Parchment, Nya Jones, Martha Maree Quiblat, Caroline Timmerman, Melissa Navarro and Lucas Santiago.

Editing: Nicholas Gayle, International Studies Major at Fairfield University.

Production: Nya Jones, International Studies Major at Fairfield University.

Cover Artist: Tommy Solano-Szostek, Graphic Design Major at Norwalk Community College. Tommy can be found on Instagram & Facebook @tomisolodesign. Special thanks to Melissa Navarro for overseeing the creative process.

Music: Song: Jarico - Landscape (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright Music.Video Link: https://youtu.be/EwRdKJURDHw

]]> episodic no Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program globalcovidpodcast@gmail.com no full 10: The Gambia - Containment & COVID 10: The Gambia - Containment & COVID 10 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program This episode focuses on how COVID-19 is being contained in the smiling coast of Africa, the Gambia. This episode focuses on how COVID-19 is being contained in the smiling coast of Africa, the Gambia. Members of Starfish International, a Girls' Education Program in Lamin Village, dedicated to empowering students through service to humanity will share their thoughts on the Ministry of Health’s and the Government’s response to COVID 19. The starfish team provides insight into the accuracy of COVID-19 cases, the lack of testing, and Gambia’s health infrastructure. The absence of government funding has left services such as public transit unable to adhere to social distancing guidelines. Co-Hosts: Micah Martin-Parchment and Nya Jones Guests: Mam Mary Fatima Sarrfox: Student Representative and Poet Awa Ceesay: Operations Manager Rene Moses Ceesay: Media House/Photography Coordinator Fatoumata Jaiteh: Development Director This episode focuses on how COVID-19 is being contained in the smiling coast of Africa, the Gambia. Members of Starfish International, a Girls' Education Program in Lamin Village, dedicated to empowering students through service to humanity will share their thoughts on the Ministry of Health’s and the Government’s response to COVID 19. The starfish team provides insight into the accuracy of COVID-19 cases, the lack of testing, and Gambia’s health infrastructure. The absence of government funding has left services such as public transit unable to adhere to social distancing guidelines.

Co-Hosts: Micah Martin-Parchment and Nya Jones

Guests:

Mam Mary Fatima Sarrfox: Student Representative and Poet

Awa Ceesay: Operations Manager

Rene Moses Ceesay: Media House/Photography Coordinator

Fatoumata Jaiteh: Development Director

]]> <p>This episode focuses on how COVID-19 is being contained in the smiling coast of Africa, the Gambia. Members of Starfish International, a Girls&#39; Education Program in Lamin Village, dedicated to empowering students through service to humanity will share their thoughts on the Ministry of Health’s and the Government’s response to COVID 19. The starfish team provides insight into the accuracy of COVID-19 cases, the lack of testing, and Gambia’s health infrastructure. The absence of government funding has left services such as public transit unable to adhere to social distancing guidelines.</p><p><strong>Co-Hosts: </strong>Micah Martin-Parchment and Nya Jones</p><p><strong>Guests:</strong></p><p>Mam Mary Fatima Sarrfox: Student Representative and Poet</p><p>Awa Ceesay: Operations Manager</p><p>Rene Moses Ceesay:<strong> </strong>Media House/Photography Coordinator</p><p>Fatoumata Jaiteh: Development Director</p> 8b12a065-c243-400c-85da-ebe4cf17cbe8 https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/55c6a4ff-03e7-4734-8a82-d2e387593a71 Sun, 20 Sep 2020 04:54:16 +0000 1885 no full 9: Costa Rica - Containment & COVID 9: Costa Rica - Containment & COVID 9 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program This episode focuses on how Costa Rica, despite still being a third world country in Latin America, has been able to successfully keep their numbers of positive COVID-19 tests relatively low. This episode focuses on how Costa Rica, despite still being a third world country in Latin America, has been able to successfully keep their numbers of positive COVID-19 tests relatively low. In order to gain more insight into what Costa Rica is doing to contain this virus, we spoke to Dr. Eduardo Alberto Zuniga Delgado, a clinical chemical microbiologist, so he could explain to us the rules and guidelines that must be followed in the country in order to adjust to this new reality we’re all living through. He also touches on what Costa Rica is doing that other Latin American countries aren’t doing, which could hinder their success in containing this virus. At the end of this episode, we briefly talked to Yorleni Moreno, an administrator of a hotel lodge in Costa Rica, about what the country is doing to contain this virus while also providing their students with an education. Host: Melissa Navarro Guests: Eduardo Zuniga: Clinical chemical microbiologist Yorleni Moreno: Administrator near the southern border This episode focuses on how Costa Rica, despite still being a third world country in Latin America, has been able to successfully keep their numbers of positive COVID-19 tests relatively low. In order to gain more insight into what Costa Rica is doing to contain this virus, we spoke to Dr. Eduardo Alberto Zuniga Delgado, a clinical chemical microbiologist, so he could explain to us the rules and guidelines that must be followed in the country in order to adjust to this new reality we’re all living through. He also touches on what Costa Rica is doing that other Latin American countries aren’t doing, which could hinder their success in containing this virus. At the end of this episode, we briefly talked to Yorleni Moreno, an administrator of a hotel lodge in Costa Rica, about what the country is doing to contain this virus while also providing their students with an education.

Host: Melissa Navarro

Guests:

Eduardo Zuniga: Clinical chemical microbiologist

Yorleni Moreno: Administrator near the southern border

]]> <p>This episode focuses on how Costa Rica, despite still being a third world country in Latin America, has been able to successfully keep their numbers of positive COVID-19 tests relatively low. In order to gain more insight into what Costa Rica is doing to contain this virus, we spoke to Dr. Eduardo Alberto Zuniga Delgado, a clinical chemical microbiologist, so he could explain to us the rules and guidelines that must be followed in the country in order to adjust to this new reality we’re all living through. He also touches on what Costa Rica is doing that other Latin American countries aren’t doing, which could hinder their success in containing this virus. At the end of this episode, we briefly talked to Yorleni Moreno, an administrator of a hotel lodge in Costa Rica, about what the country is doing to contain this virus while also providing their students with an education.</p><p><strong>Host:</strong> Melissa Navarro</p><p><strong>Guests:</strong></p><p>Eduardo Zuniga: Clinical chemical microbiologist</p><p>Yorleni Moreno: Administrator near the southern border</p> c283b04e-a0d1-4272-ae4b-117359bb35a3 https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/56705f4b-820e-4e0d-bd8c-940f12b53f3a Sun, 20 Sep 2020 04:52:04 +0000 1863 no full 8: Brazil - Politicization & COVID 8: Brazil - Politicization & COVID 8 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program This episode is dedicated to Fairfield’s partners in Brazil, Iracambi. This episode is dedicated to Fairfield’s partners in Brazil, Iracambi. Along the time limit, we talk about the current situation of the global pandemic and how that has affected the endeavors of Iracambi, such as its projects and very educational volunteer program. Transitioning from that, we discuss the new discovery of Tree Bathing and lastly we dive into detail about the false marketing of drugs to cure COVID from the president and his continuous attempt to avoid the pandemic regulations. Host: Lucas Santiago Guests: Binka This episode is dedicated to Fairfield’s partners in Brazil, Iracambi. Along the time limit, we talk about the current situation of the global pandemic and how that has affected the endeavors of Iracambi, such as its projects and very educational volunteer program. Transitioning from that, we discuss the new discovery of Tree Bathing and lastly we dive into detail about the false marketing of drugs to cure COVID from the president and his continuous attempt to avoid the pandemic regulations.

Host: Lucas Santiago

Guests: Binka

]]> <p>This episode is dedicated to Fairfield’s partners in Brazil, Iracambi. Along the time limit, we talk about the current situation of the global pandemic and how that has affected the endeavors of Iracambi, such as its projects and very educational volunteer program. Transitioning from that, we discuss the new discovery of Tree Bathing and lastly we dive into detail about the false marketing of drugs to cure COVID from the president and his continuous attempt to avoid the pandemic regulations.</p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Lucas Santiago</p><p><strong>Guests: </strong>Binka</p> 6deea236-fb2b-4a44-b56f-d03750e40f17 https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/3c515fb2-56e8-4244-b7fc-d4adbb8717e7 Sun, 20 Sep 2020 04:47:53 +0000 2211 no full 7: Zambia - Migration & COVID 7: Zambia - Migration & COVID 7 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program This episode focuses on the impact of COVID on the livelihoods of Informal traders moving through Zambia’s landlocked borders. This episode focuses on the impact of COVID on the livelihoods of Informal traders moving through Zambia’s landlocked borders. A significant portion of Zambia’s population works predominantly as informal traders, frequently crossing borders to buy goods abroad and provide for their markets in Zambia. The pandemic brought change to this centuries old practice by forcing the government to close down the most frequented border crossing; the Nakonde border, as a result of a spike in COVID cases. The impact of the days of closure will likely be felt for years to come particularly for the small - scale traders. Our guest, Ms. Purity Kutale, a precious metal minor and trader will provide in-depth explanations of what the informal traders are, who they are composed of, the impact of the pandemic and border closures, as well as many other topics. Host: Diana Muteba Guests: Purity Kutale, Miner and Trader This episode focuses on the impact of COVID on the livelihoods of Informal traders moving through Zambia’s landlocked borders. A significant portion of Zambia’s population works predominantly as informal traders, frequently crossing borders to buy goods abroad and provide for their markets in Zambia. The pandemic brought change to this centuries old practice by forcing the government to close down the most frequented border crossing; the Nakonde border, as a result of a spike in COVID cases. The impact of the days of closure will likely be felt for years to come particularly for the small - scale traders. Our guest, Ms. Purity Kutale, a precious metal minor and trader will provide in-depth explanations of what the informal traders are, who they are composed of, the impact of the pandemic and border closures, as well as many other topics. 

Host: Diana Muteba

Guests:

Purity Kutale: Miner and Trader

Kenniece Coker: Student at the University of Connecticut Storrs, CT.

]]> <p>This episode focuses on the impact of COVID on the livelihoods of Informal traders moving through Zambia’s landlocked borders. A significant portion of Zambia’s population works predominantly as informal traders, frequently crossing borders to buy goods abroad and provide for their markets in Zambia. The pandemic brought change to this centuries old practice by forcing the government to close down the most frequented border crossing; the Nakonde border, as a result of a spike in COVID cases. The impact of the days of closure will likely be felt for years to come particularly for the small - scale traders. Our guest, Ms. Purity Kutale, a precious metal minor and trader will provide in-depth explanations of what the informal traders are, who they are composed of, the impact of the pandemic and border closures, as well as many other topics. </p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Diana Muteba</p><p><strong>Guests</strong>: </p><p>Purity Kutale: Miner and Trader </p><p>Kenniece Coker: Student at the University of Connecticut Storrs, CT. </p> 9ea43c71-4666-4508-aff6-af2f4a3c3f47 https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/0e9496ed-b2d8-4dfe-969e-1690c636ff86 Sun, 20 Sep 2020 04:46:23 +0000 1031 no full 6: Costa Rica - Migration & COVID 6: Costa Rica - Migration & COVID 6 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program This episode focuses on Costa Rica’s migration and border control ever since COVID-19 halted the world to a stop. This episode focuses on Costa Rica’s migration and border control ever since COVID-19 halted the world to a stop. Nicaraguan journalist Cindy Regidor, who is based in Costa Rica, talks to us about what the situation was like before COVID-19 at the northern border and how Nicaraguans are being affected by this change since many of them commute across the border to work. In this episode, we also spoke to Yorleni Moreno, an administrator who runs a hotel lodge near the Panamanian border. Her knowledge and experience living near the southern border will serve as a comparison to how Nicaraguans are treated compared to any other group of migrants who come to live in the country. Host: Melissa Navarro Guests: Cindy Regidor: Journalist Yorleni Moreno: Administrator near the southern border Language: English and Spanish This episode focuses on Costa Rica’s migration and border control ever since COVID-19 halted the world to a stop. Nicaraguan journalist Cindy Regidor, who is based in Costa Rica, talks to us about what the situation was like before COVID-19 at the northern border and how Nicaraguans are being affected by this change since many of them commute across the border to work. In this episode, we also spoke to Yorleni Moreno, an administrator who runs a hotel lodge near the Panamanian border. Her knowledge and experience living near the southern border will serve as a comparison to how Nicaraguans are treated compared to any other group of migrants who come to live in the country.

Host: Melissa Navarro

Guests: 

Cindy Regidor: Journalist

Yorleni Moreno: Administrator near the southern border

Language: English and Spanish

]]> <p>This episode focuses on Costa Rica’s migration and border control ever since COVID-19 halted the world to a stop. Nicaraguan journalist Cindy Regidor, who is based in Costa Rica, talks to us about what the situation was like before COVID-19 at the northern border and how Nicaraguans are being affected by this change since many of them commute across the border to work. In this episode, we also spoke to Yorleni Moreno, an administrator who runs a hotel lodge near the Panamanian border. Her knowledge and experience living near the southern border will serve as a comparison to how Nicaraguans are treated compared to any other group of migrants who come to live in the country.</p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Melissa Navarro</p><p><strong>Guests: </strong></p><p>Cindy Regidor:<strong> </strong>Journalist</p><p>Yorleni Moreno:<strong> </strong>Administrator near the southern border</p><p><strong>Language:</strong> English and Spanish</p> 807d1f66-3a22-45c1-a1cc-38e48a1896a8 https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/c0fc1cc6-704d-444c-b6fb-7e373349334f Sun, 20 Sep 2020 04:42:59 +0000 2464 no full 5: Zambia -Education & COVID 5: Zambia -Education & COVID 5 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program This episode focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on education in Zambia. Although the Zambian government has been working tirelessly to provide access to education for every child, the pandemic forced school closures and, subsequently, the disruption of education. In an attempt to provide some form of instruction, the government-sanctioned the creation of e-learning channels for grades one through twelve on topics like literature, science, mathematics etc. While this was a commendable effort, the lack of reliable internet access left many students unable to access the programs or school work provided by their teachers. David Willima, a teacher in Zambia, will provide in-depth information on the state of education before the pandemic, the issues of internet reliability, governmental policies, and if the educational system will be able to return to normal. Host: Diana Muteba Guests: David Willima, Primary School Teacher in Lusaka, Zambia. Although the Zambian government has been working tirelessly to provide access to education for every child, the pandemic forced school closures and, subsequently, the disruption of education. In an attempt to provide some form of instruction, the government-sanctioned the creation of e-learning channels for grades one through twelve on topics like literature, science, mathematics etc. While this was a commendable effort, the lack of reliable internet access left many students unable to access the programs or school work provided by their teachers. David Willima, a teacher in Zambia, will provide in-depth information on the state of education before the pandemic, the issues of internet reliability, governmental policies, and if the educational system will be able to return to normal. 

Host: Diana Muteba

Guests: David Willima, Primary School Teacher in Lusaka, Zambia. 

]]> <p>Although the Zambian government has been working tirelessly to provide access to education for every child, the pandemic forced school closures and, subsequently, the disruption of education. In an attempt to provide some form of instruction, the government-sanctioned the creation of e-learning channels for grades one through twelve on topics like literature, science, mathematics etc. While this was a commendable effort, the lack of reliable internet access left many students unable to access the programs or school work provided by their teachers. David Willima, a teacher in Zambia, will provide in-depth information on the state of education before the pandemic, the issues of internet reliability, governmental policies, and if the educational system will be able to return to normal. </p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Diana Muteba</p><p><strong>Guests:</strong> David Willima, Primary School Teacher in Lusaka, Zambia. </p> e03ecd44-2905-472d-afa7-0e029e49b050 https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/a3263fb8-f5c5-4178-9e7f-abb9c4274b02 Sun, 20 Sep 2020 04:38:34 +0000 1423 no full 4: United Kingdom - Education & COVID 4: United Kingdom - Education & COVID 4 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program This episode focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on education in the United Kingdom, particularly England. This episode focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on education in the United Kingdom, particularly England. Educators Collette and Charlotte Jewell, a mother and daughter from the northeast of England, speak with us about their respective experiences in the UK education sector throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. This fruitful conversation highlights the challenges COVID-19 has imposed on education in the UK, at both primary and secondary levels, as well as explores schooling plans moving forward and changes in daily and professional life. Host: Caroline Timmerman Guests: Collette Jewell: Educator/Administrator at St. Aiden’s RC First School Charlotte Jewell: Educator/Tutor at Maximize Education This episode focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on education in the United Kingdom, particularly England. Educators Collette and Charlotte Jewell, a mother and daughter from the northeast of England, speak with us about their respective experiences in the UK education sector throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. This fruitful conversation highlights the challenges COVID-19 has imposed on education in the UK, at both primary and secondary levels, as well as explores schooling plans moving forward and changes in daily and professional life. 

Host: Caroline Timmerman

Guests: 

Collette Jewell: Educator/Administrator at St. Aiden’s RC First School

Charlotte Jewell: Educator/Tutor at Maximize Education

]]> <p>This episode focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on education in the United Kingdom, particularly England. Educators Collette and Charlotte Jewell, a mother and daughter from the northeast of England, speak with us about their respective experiences in the UK education sector throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. This fruitful conversation highlights the challenges COVID-19 has imposed on education in the UK, at both primary and secondary levels, as well as explores schooling plans moving forward and changes in daily and professional life. </p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Caroline Timmerman</p><p><strong>Guests: </strong></p><p>Collette Jewell:<strong> </strong>Educator/Administrator at St. Aiden’s RC First School</p><p>Charlotte Jewell: Educator/Tutor at Maximize Education</p> fe29682e-d2fe-4394-8ad9-6296ae5b6d34 https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/1683655b-8b3d-416e-8046-1e53c7c7d1d0 Sun, 20 Sep 2020 00:44:35 +0000 2858 no full 3: Philippines - Education & COVID 3: Philippines - Education & COVID 3 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program The episode focuses on how COVID-19 has affected education in the Philippines. The episode focuses on how COVID-19 has affected education in the Philippines. Mrs. Mary Grace M. Paayas, RN, MAN, a college administrator at a private university shares insights and her take on the adjustments made by the higher education sector in order to continue providing education to students and how this will affect teaching and learning. The episode will also discuss the initiatives that the government has put in place in order to support the education sector. Host: Martha Maree Quiblat Guests : Mary Grace M. Paayas, RN, MAN The episode focuses on how COVID-19 has affected education in the Philippines. Mrs. Mary Grace M. Paayas, RN, MAN, a college administrator at a private university shares insights and her take on the adjustments made by the higher education sector in order to continue providing education to students and how this will affect teaching and learning. The episode will also discuss the initiatives that the government has put in place in order to support the education sector. 

Host: Martha Maree Quiblat

Guests : Mary Grace M. Paayas, RN, MAN

]]> <p>The episode focuses on how COVID-19 has affected education in the Philippines. Mrs. Mary Grace M. Paayas, RN, MAN, a college administrator at a private university shares insights and her take on the adjustments made by the higher education sector in order to continue providing education to students and how this will affect teaching and learning. The episode will also discuss the initiatives that the government has put in place in order to support the education sector. </p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Martha Maree Quiblat</p><p><strong>Guests : </strong>Mary Grace M. Paayas, RN, MAN</p> 1c15312a-3d99-4279-8968-3b2ac81bfe2e https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/da86f333-ab12-4661-a0b6-905137165c50 Sun, 20 Sep 2020 00:29:58 +0000 1716 no full 2: The Gambia - Education & COVID 2: The Gambia - Education & COVID 2 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program This episode focuses on how COVID-19 has impacted education in the smiling coast of Africa, the Gambia. This episode focuses on how COVID-19 has impacted education in the smiling coast of Africa, the Gambia. Members of Starfish International, a Girls' Education Program in Lamin Village, dedicated to empowering students through service to humanity will discuss their transition to online learning and how they continue to educate the Gambian community, students, and mentors about COVID-19. Co-Hosts: Micah Martin-Parchment and Nya Jones Guests: Mam Mary Fatima Sarrfox: Student Representative and Poet Awa Ceesay: Operations Manager Rene Moses Ceesay: Media House/Photography Coordinator Fatoumata Jaiteh: Development Director This episode focuses on how COVID-19 has impacted education in the smiling coast of Africa, the Gambia. Members of Starfish International, a Girls' Education Program in Lamin Village, dedicated to empowering students through service to humanity will discuss their transition to online learning and how they continue to educate the Gambian community, students, and mentors about COVID-19. 

Co-Hosts: Micah Martin-Parchment and Nya Jones

Guests 

Mam Mary Fatima Sarrfox: Student Representative and Poet

Awa Ceesay: Operations Manager

Rene Moses Ceesay: Media House/Photography Coordinator

Fatoumata Jaiteh: Development Director

]]> <p>This episode focuses on how COVID-19 has impacted education in the smiling coast of Africa, the Gambia. Members of Starfish International, a Girls&#39; Education Program in Lamin Village, dedicated to empowering students through service to humanity will discuss their transition to online learning and how they continue to educate the Gambian community, students, and mentors about COVID-19. </p><p><strong>Co-Hosts: </strong>Micah Martin-Parchment and Nya Jones</p><p><strong>Guests </strong></p><p>Mam Mary Fatima Sarrfox: Student Representative and Poet</p><p>Awa Ceesay: Operations Manager</p><p>Rene Moses Ceesay: Media House/Photography Coordinator</p><p>Fatoumata Jaiteh: Development Director</p> c25b370d-1ba6-4b3c-9f8a-ba3fe42836f0 https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/e0fd5c41-c7ac-425f-b8fb-a058ff8378f2 Mon, 14 Sep 2020 01:47:18 +0000 1740 no full 1: Ecuador - Education & COVID 1: Ecuador - Education & COVID 1 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program In this episode of COVID around the world, the focus is on the country of Ecuador in South America. In this episode of COVID around the world, the focus is on the country of Ecuador in South America. Members of the Starfish foundation, a Guayaquil based organization dedicated to helping underprivileged students, shed some light on how COVID-19 has affected the education system of students around the country. Host: Laura Seeger Guests: Jenn Zocco: Co-Founder The Starfish Foundation Stephanie Allen: Project Manager: The Starfish Foundation Fred Schick: Education Manager: The Starfish Foundation In this episode of COVID around the world, the focus is on the country of Ecuador in South America. Members of the Starfish foundation, a Guayaquil based organization dedicated to helping underprivileged students, shed some light on how COVID-19 has affected the education system of students around the country. 

Host: Laura Seeger

Guests: 

Jenn Zocco: Co-Founder The Starfish Foundation 

Stephanie Allen: Project Manager: The Starfish Foundation

Fred Schick: Education Manager: The Starfish Foundation 

]]> <p>In this episode of COVID around the world, the focus is on the country of Ecuador in South America. Members of the Starfish foundation, a Guayaquil based organization dedicated to helping underprivileged students, shed some light on how COVID-19 has affected the education system of students around the country. </p><p><strong>Host: </strong>Laura Seeger</p><p><strong>Guests: </strong></p><p>Jenn Zocco: Co-Founder The Starfish Foundation </p><p>Stephanie Allen: Project Manager: The Starfish Foundation</p><p>Fred Schick: Education Manager: The Starfish Foundation </p> 3d7c9976-7913-4429-85f5-66be787970dd https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/061be11d-58ce-47e9-b32a-4bc8a86a8874 Mon, 14 Sep 2020 01:41:24 +0000 2550 no trailer 0: Introduction to COVID Around the World 0: Introduction to COVID Around the World 1 1 Fairfield University's International Studies and Business Program Welcome to COVID Around the World Welcome to COVID Around the World, the podcast dedicated to connecting with Fairfield University’s international partners during COVID-19. Hosts: Laura Seeger, Micah Martin-Parchment, Nya Jones, Martha Maree Quiblat, Caroline Timmerman, Melissa Navarro and Lucas Santiago. Welcome to COVID Around the World, the podcast dedicated to connecting with Fairfield University’s international partners during COVID-19.

Hosts: Laura Seeger, Micah Martin-Parchment, Nya Jones, Martha Maree Quiblat, Caroline Timmerman, Melissa Navarro and Lucas Santiago.

]]> <p>Welcome to COVID Around the World, the podcast dedicated to connecting with Fairfield University’s international partners during COVID-19.</p><p><strong>Hosts:</strong> Laura Seeger, Micah Martin-Parchment, Nya Jones, Martha Maree Quiblat, Caroline Timmerman, Melissa Navarro and Lucas Santiago.</p> 616b4266-5387-4c50-aa95-7afa9e142700 https://redcircle.com/shows/14e6ef1e-db66-4343-85f5-b580f7fc1237/episodes/f600ba35-cd1b-46e8-aa71-2ad11afa6e05 Mon, 14 Sep 2020 01:24:16 +0000 285 no