Alexis Umoye's guest appearances

Alexis Umoye

unorthodoxrel

Foot On Yo’ Neck

Michelle Obama

Kristen Nicole

Sasha Alston

Sabina E.

Jeffery Ediagbonya

Kamala Eyango

Jasmina Cunmulaj

Nema Kebbeh

Jhayla Mosley

OwlTail

On this week’s episode of Foot On Yo’ Neck we will be discussing the realities of being our whole Black girl selves in academia , grad school, and beyond with Alexis Umoye. Alexis's pronouns are she and her. Alexis Umoye is a second-year medical student at University of California, Davis, where she is a Vice Chancellor MARCH Scholar and a member of the Academic Research Career for Medical Doctors Pathway. Throughout her time in higher education, she has been an advocate for increased diversity and representation for racial communities that have been historically and presently excluded in medicine. Above all, she hopes to continue to build an authentic voice in spaces such as medicine, to amplify issues that directly impact Black women.  If you resonate with our conversation and would like to further support Alexis's work, be sure to follow Alexis on IG @lexumoye or Twitter @UmoyeAlexis. We also launched our website: footonyoneck.squarespace.com Go check it out! How You Can Support Our Podcast? Follow us on IG and Twitter @footonyoneck. Interact with us on these platforms too; we love reading the comments! Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! We love our listeners so let us know how you feel! FYN needs financial support to keep this ship running so feel free to donate via Venmo: @planetcrab (Jana) and @Nia-McClinton. Podcast Theme Audio by Playing indigo   IG: @indigo.player77 (Follow and listen to Playing indigo on Spotify for healing and anti-capitalist tunes!) Title Card and Social Media Designs by Ariel Mengistu  IG: @rellyrooo  Arielmengistu.com

On this week’s episode of Foot On Yo’ Neck we will be discussing the realities of being our whole Black girl selves in academia , grad school, and beyond with Alexis Umoye. Alexis's pronouns are she and her. Alexis Umoye is a second-year medical student at University of California, Davis, where she is a Vice Chancellor MARCH Scholar and a member of the Academic Research Career for Medical Doctors Pathway. Throughout her time in higher education, she has been an advocate for increased diversity and representation for racial communities that have been historically and presently excluded in medicine. Above all, she hopes to continue to build an authentic voice in spaces such as medicine, to amplify issues that directly impact Black women.  If you resonate with our conversation and would like to further support Alexis's work, be sure to follow Alexis on IG @lexumoye or Twitter @UmoyeAlexis. We also launched our website: <a href="https://footonyoneck.squarespace.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">footonyoneck.squarespace.com </a>Go check it out! How You Can Support Our Podcast? Follow us on IG and Twitter @footonyoneck. Interact with us on these platforms too; we love reading the comments! Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! We love our listeners so let us know how you feel! FYN needs financial support to keep this ship running so feel free to donate via Venmo: @planetcrab (Jana) and @Nia-McClinton. Podcast Theme Audio by Playing indigo   IG: @indigo.player77 (Follow and listen to Playing indigo on Spotify for healing and anti-capitalist tunes!) Title Card and Social Media Designs by Ariel Mengistu  IG: @rellyrooo  <a href="http://www.arielmengistu.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Arielmengistu.com</a>

S2E9: Medicine For The Soul: In Conversation with Alexis Umoye

In this episode, I interview first year medical student, Alexis Umoye, about her journey to medical school, how she spent her gap years, her faux veganism and the importance of paying students for their advocacy. This episode is great for anyone who has thought about solo traveling, if you are pre-med, or simply want to know why it is wrong for institutions to use emotional labor of BIPOC students to discuss anti-racism/health equity for free.  ---- Follow Alexis on the bird app (Twitter): @UmoyeAlexis ---- Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel // Bird App: @relicious_e--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, I interview first year medical student, Alexis Umoye, about her journey to medical school, how she spent her gap years, her faux veganism and the importance of paying students for their advocacy. This episode is great for anyone who has thought about solo traveling, if you are pre-med, or simply want to know why it is wrong for institutions to use emotional labor of BIPOC students to discuss anti-racism/health equity for free.  ---- Follow Alexis on the bird app (Twitter): @UmoyeAlexis ---- Follow me on Instagram: @unorthodoxrel // Bird App: @relicious_e--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Med School, Solo Travel, Nutrition & Advocacy | A Conversation with Alexis Umoye 