Joanna Thompson's guest appearances

Joanna Thompson

The Brave Enough Show

Word on the Street: An OML & RRC Podcast

Line of Sight Podcast

Running with Dave

Good Morning Bryan

Dave Smith

Ronnie Lott

Vicki Saunders

Matt Fitzgerald

Lindsay Smalling

Sean Hartnett

Sharon Vosmek

Ryan Vail

Matt Llano

Sarah Crouch

Elizabeth Macbride

Peter Wood

Joe Gray

John Beattie

Ben Rosario

OwlTail

In this episode of Word on the Street: an OML &amp; RRC Podcast, SIEs Annissa (She/Her), Grace (She/Her), and Hannah (She/Her) are joined by Dr. Joanna Thompson (She/Her/They/Them; Director of OML) to continue the discussion of being bi/multiracial in a new edition of the Growing Up Mixed Series. The episode focuses the conversation on Dr. Thompson’s dissertation on the experiences of bullying among mixed-race college students at the University of Illinois at Chicago and continues the further understanding of our own mixed identities and that which many other mixed-identifying individuals commonly experience. If you would like to read the dissertation or view other works done by Dr. Thompson regarding mixed-race identities see the resources below.  If you would like to submit a story or join an episode of the Growing Up Mixed Series, please fill out the google form below. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfemAp6aZ1XsVJTuTghAI8t7cUk3VtmfTk7yRXsl4-6eezYQA/viewform?usp=sf_linkIf you would like to write in to, join, comment on, or suggest episodes to the Word on the Street: an OML &amp; RRC Podcast, please fill out the google form listed below.https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1s1kr2rKW1hsgTNNr81K-RreySUu-YxEV7cUD6MjMw5g RESOURCES:MIXEDconceptions: An Analysis of Mixed-Race College Students and Racialized Bullying by Dr. Thompsonhttps://indigo.uic.edu/articles/thesis/MIXEDconceptions_An_Analysis_of_Mixed-Race_College_Students_and_Racialized_Bullying/10912694/1 The Space Between: To Be Mixed-Race and Queer | Joanna Thompson | TEDxLakeForestCollegehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGJW5AJj0Og Critical Mixed Race Studies Conferencehttps://criticalmixedracestudies.com/ Follow us for more!INSTAGRAM@rrc_scu@scuomlFACEBOOK@SCURainbowResourceCenter@SCUOfficeForMulticulturalLearningSPOTIFYWord On The Street: An OML &amp; RRC PodcastSCU OMLYOUTUBESCU Office for Multicultural Learning

In this episode of Word on the Street: an OML &amp; RRC Podcast, SIEs Annissa (She/Her), Grace (She/Her), and Hannah (She/Her) are joined by Dr. Joanna Thompson (She/Her/They/Them; Director of OML) to continue the discussion of being bi/multiracial in a new edition of the Growing Up Mixed Series. The episode focuses the conversation on Dr. Thompson’s dissertation on the experiences of bullying among mixed-race college students at the University of Illinois at Chicago and continues the further understanding of our own mixed identities and that which many other mixed-identifying individuals commonly experience. If you would like to read the dissertation or view other works done by Dr. Thompson regarding mixed-race identities see the resources below. If you would like to submit a story or join an episode of the Growing Up Mixed Series, please fill out the google form below. <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfemAp6aZ1XsVJTuTghAI8t7cUk3VtmfTk7yRXsl4-6eezYQA/viewform?usp=sf_link" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfemAp6aZ1XsVJTuTghAI8t7cUk3VtmfTk7yRXsl4-6eezYQA/viewform?usp=sf_link</a> If you would like to write in to, join, comment on, or suggest episodes to the Word on the Street: an OML &amp; RRC Podcast, please fill out the google form listed below. <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1s1kr2rKW1hsgTNNr81K-RreySUu-YxEV7cUD6MjMw5g" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1s1kr2rKW1hsgTNNr81K-RreySUu-YxEV7cUD6MjMw5g</a> RESOURCES: MIXEDconceptions: An Analysis of Mixed-Race College Students and Racialized Bullying by Dr. Thompson <a href="https://indigo.uic.edu/articles/thesis/MIXEDconceptions_An_Analysis_of_Mixed-Race_College_Students_and_Racialized_Bullying/10912694/1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://indigo.uic.edu/articles/thesis/MIXEDconceptions_An_Analysis_of_Mixed-Race_College_Students_and_Racialized_Bullying/10912694/1</a> The Space Between: To Be Mixed-Race and Queer | Joanna Thompson | TEDxLakeForestCollege <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGJW5AJj0Og" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGJW5AJj0Og</a> Critical Mixed Race Studies Conference <a href="https://criticalmixedracestudies.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://criticalmixedracestudies.com/</a> Follow us for more! INSTAGRAM @rrc_scu @scuoml FACEBOOK @SCURainbowResourceCenter @SCUOfficeForMulticulturalLearning SPOTIFY Word On The Street: An OML &amp; RRC Podcast SCU OML YOUTUBE SCU Office for Multicultural Learning

S4 Ep 9: Growing Up Mixed Part 2 ft. Dr. Joanna Thompson

Back with another episode highlighting the women’s pro field for the Boston Marathon, and we’re talking with Joanna Thompson of On Zap Endurance. Main take away from the conversation is on ways of how to balance between pursuing a career in journalism post graduate school, and continuing to compete at the elite level in the marathon. Both take a great deal of time and effort, but Joanna gives us insight as to how she’s made it work out. Tune in April 18th to watch Joanna and all the other incredible women take on Boston. Let me know know what you thought of the episode, and have a great day. Instagram: https://instagram.com/bryanaustinloza?r=nametagCheers! Follow along with Joanna: Instagram https://instagram.com/jojofoshosho0?utm_medium=copy_linkPersonal Website https://joannathompson.work/

Back with another episode highlighting the women’s pro field for the Boston Marathon, and we’re talking with Joanna Thompson of On Zap Endurance. Main take away from the conversation is on ways of how to balance between pursuing a career in journalism post graduate school, and continuing to compete at the elite level in the marathon. Both take a great deal of time and effort, but Joanna gives us insight as to how she’s made it work out. Tune in April 18th to watch Joanna and all the other incredible women take on Boston. Let me know know what you thought of the episode, and have a great day. Instagram: <a href="https://instagram.com/bryanaustinloza?r=nametag" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://instagram.com/bryanaustinloza?r=nametag</a> Cheers! Follow along with Joanna: Instagram <a href="https://instagram.com/jojofoshosho0?utm_medium=copy_link" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://instagram.com/jojofoshosho0?utm_medium=copy_link</a> Personal Website https://joannathompson.work/

Boston Mini Series: Who’s on the start line? With Joanna Thompson 

Joanna Thompson was born in Alexandria, Virginia and raised in Rockville, Maryland - always staying true to her East Coast roots. She is a criminologist, receiving her B.A. in Criminology &amp; Investigations from West Virginia University and her M.A. and Ph.D. in Criminology, Law, and Justice from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Before joining us here at SCU, Joanna lived in Chicago for 8 years where she taught criminology courses at UIC for 6 years and worked at Center on Halsted--an LGBTQ community center--for 1 year. Her mixed-race (half-Black/half-Latina) and queer identities make her passionate about intersectionality and social justice. As Director of the Office for Multicultural Learning, Joanna is excited to help educate and transform the SCU community when it comes to multicultural and multiracial issues.Brigit and Don invite Joanna Thompson to indulge in the significance of social justice, spearheading diversity equity and inclusion work, her role at Santa Clara University as the Director of the Office of Multicultural Learning, actively striving to address urgent social issues on campus and nationwide, teaching empathy, the multi-faceted implications of the capitol riots, and having the temerity to live in all of your identities.

Joanna Thompson was born in Alexandria, Virginia and raised in Rockville, Maryland - always staying true to her East Coast roots. She is a criminologist, receiving her B.A. in Criminology &amp; Investigations from West Virginia University and her M.A. and Ph.D. in Criminology, Law, and Justice from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Before joining us here at SCU, Joanna lived in Chicago for 8 years where she taught criminology courses at UIC for 6 years and worked at Center on Halsted--an LGBTQ community center--for 1 year. Her mixed-race (half-Black/half-Latina) and queer identities make her passionate about intersectionality and social justice. As Director of the Office for Multicultural Learning, Joanna is excited to help educate and transform the SCU community when it comes to multicultural and multiracial issues. Brigit and Don invite Joanna Thompson to indulge in the significance of social justice, spearheading diversity equity and inclusion work, her role at Santa Clara University as the Director of the Office of Multicultural Learning, actively striving to address urgent social issues on campus and nationwide, teaching empathy, the multi-faceted implications of the capitol riots, and having the temerity to live in all of your identities.

The Significance of Social Justice with Joanna Thompson

Joanna Thompson recently decided to move from U.S. Olympic Development Team, ZAP Endurance, in North Carolina to New York City to pursue a Master's degree in Journalism. Far from retiring, Joanna is ready for a shift in training and scenery as she discusses the move from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the hustle and bustle of Manhattan.  Check out this episode for more on Joanna and her journey to NYC. For more on ZAP Endurance, visit ZAP's web page (https://zapendurance.com/) For more on Joanna, check out her Instagram (@jojofoshosho0)

Joanna Thompson recently decided to move from U.S. Olympic Development Team, ZAP Endurance, in North Carolina to New York City to pursue a Master's degree in Journalism. Far from retiring, Joanna is ready for a shift in training and scenery as she discusses the move from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the hustle and bustle of Manhattan.  Check out this episode for more on Joanna and her journey to NYC. For more on ZAP Endurance, visit ZAP's web page (<a href="https://zapendurance.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://zapendurance.com/</a>) For more on Joanna, check out her Instagram (<a href="https://www.instagram.com/jojofoshosho0/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@jojofoshosho0</a>)