Season 3, Episode 10: Season 3 Finale - Au Large, Making an Impact, and Standing Tall

About Today's Show

In this episode, like we've done in previous sessions, we're revisiting this season's conversations and taking a look at some common themes.

While many themes emerged, such as returning to campus safely, the impact of the pandemic on how we live and work at Seneca, and of course the Au Large, one theme was present in every conversation.

Each and every one of these conversations featured someone's commitment to make things better. And beyond asking the difficult question, "How can I make things better," following up with, "With the resources I have, what's the biggest difference I can make?" And then going out and getting it done.

In the full-length interview with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Chair Mark Solomon, he mentioned that his work stands on the shoulders of people who have come before us. That image is a perfect way to describe the work of this season's guests: Not only do we honour the people who have done the work that we're building on and benefiting from, but that image also implies that when we have left the scene, others will come along to take up the challenge, and they'll be standing on our shoulders.

So the question is: How can we give those who will follow us the biggest boost? How can we stand as tall as possible, to help them succeed.

In these conversations, you will hear 10 people tackling big issues, very much in the act of standing tall, for the benefit of those who will follow.

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