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Stang Stories
Teddy Ellis
31 episodes
3 weeks ago
A platform to engage Milton’s students and alumni through conversation.
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A platform to engage Milton’s students and alumni through conversation.
Show more...
Documentary
Society & Culture
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Alexandra Rodman
Stang Stories
44 minutes 31 seconds
7 months ago
Alexandra Rodman
In this episode of the Sting Stories podcast, host Jazlyn Fuentes '25 converses with Dr. Alexandra Rodman, a distinguished alumna from Milton's class of '06 and a psychology professor at Northeastern University. Dr. Rodman shares insights about her transformative experiences at Milton, including her involvement in boarding life and the Octet music group, which paved her path toward acapella in college. Dr. Rodman discusses her academic journey from Tufts University to obtaining a PhD at Harvard, emphasizing the importance of balancing academics with extracurricular activities. She highlights her passion for clinical psychology and developmental cognitive neuroscience, exploring the intersection of social experiences and brain development during adolescence in her present research. Through anecdotal experiences and advice, Dr. Rodman reflects on key learnings throughout her career, providing valuable insights for aspiring students and professionals in psychology and neuroscience. The conversation also delves into developmental phases, the importance of resilience, and emerging research on adolescent smartphone use.
Stang Stories
A platform to engage Milton’s students and alumni through conversation.