The ucfmodernlanguages's Podcast

Spring 2021 Season Wrap-Up

In this episode, we wrap up the spring 2021 season and look ahead to future alumni stories. 

Mateo Burner

Listen to Mateo Burner talk about his experiences in the Spanish BA and MA programs within the Modern Languages and Literatures Department. Find out what he's been up to since graduating in the fall of 2015 and how his experiences at UCF led him to his career path. 

Irina Pidberejna

Listen to Irina talk about her experiences studying in the Russian language program within the Modern Languages and Literatures Department. Hear her discuss her career path since graduating in 2015. 

Valerie Mann-Grosso

Listen to Valerie talk about multicultural life experiences leading to her to pursue her various degrees and career trajectory. Valerie completed two degrees in the Modern Languages Department including an MA TESOL and her more recent MA in Spanish completed in fall of 2018. 

Noa Tann

Listen to Noa Tann's experiences studying Arabic, Portuguese, and TEFL in the Modern Languages Department. Hear her talk about life after graduating in spring of 2019 and how language skills led to her current job. 

Diego Kroeff

Listen to Diego talk about his journey studying French and his plans for life after graduating from the French and Francophone studies program in the summer of 2020. 

Spring 2021 Meet the Hosts

Check out this conversation between Christina Torres and Dr. Elizabeth Giltner as they talk about how they became interested in teaching and share some fun facts so you can get to know this season's hosts better. 

Spring 2021 Season Intro

Welcome back to Season 2! Here's a brief intro episode for our Spring 2021 line-up. 

Looking ahead to the spring 2021 season

Click here to listen to our fall 2020 mini-season acknowledgements and details about the Futures in Languages spring 2021 season starting in January. 

Marcio Rubens Soares Gomez

Listen to Marcio talk about his experiences in the MATESOL program and what he's been up to since graduation.