Maria Cambone's guest appearances

Maria Cambone

Queering Ability

Talkin' Disability

All Careers Considered

Eli Lilly

Tom Thakkar

Julie DiCaro

Stephanie Stewart

Megan Anderson

Carly Nelson

Emily Cutler

Galen Clavio

Anthony Duncan

Noah Herron

Katie Beck

Emily Ridout

Brett Nachman

Arielle Clark

Megan Caldwell

OwlTail

At the end of the 2008-2010 recession, career coach Maria Cambone scored a summer job as a lumberjack on a chainsaw crew in rural Colorado. That experience helped her get her first and second full-time jobs – even though it had nothing to do with her International Affairs major. Maria offers advice on how to remain flexible with your summer plans and how to tell incredible stories about unexpected journeys to help you get ahead in your career.

At the end of the 2008-2010 recession, career coach Maria Cambone scored a summer job as a lumberjack on a chainsaw crew in rural Colorado. That experience helped her get her first and second full-time jobs – even though it had nothing to do with her International Affairs major. Maria offers advice on how to remain flexible with your summer plans and how to tell incredible stories about unexpected journeys to help you get ahead in your career.

Lumberjane for a Summer with Maria Cambone

A podcast produced by the Coalition for (Dis)Ability and Coalition for Sexuality and Gender Identities in ACPA-College Student Educators International and designed to give space for queer student affairs and higher education professionals with disabilities to share their narratives, stories, and experiences around growing up, growing into, and living in both their queer and disability identities. This episode of Queering Ability, we speak with Maria Cambone, a queer artist with a disability about their experiences in both their disability and gender identity. 

A podcast produced by the Coalition for (Dis)Ability and Coalition for Sexuality and Gender Identities in ACPA-College Student Educators International and designed to give space for queer student affairs and higher education professionals with disabilities to share their narratives, stories, and experiences around growing up, growing into, and living in both their queer and disability identities. This episode of Queering Ability, we speak with Maria Cambone, a queer artist with a disability about their experiences in both their disability and gender identity.

Queering Ability: Maria Cambone