Ep. 03 Breaking Into the Field of Forensic Anthropology with Nick Passalacqua
This week on the Forensics Found podcast, host Katharine Pope sat down with Dr. Nick Passalacqua to explore the world of forensic anthropology and what it takes to navigate academia. Through his experiences, Nick gives us a heartfelt insight into climbing education and career ladders but also stresses the importance of managing your time in order to achieve success. He explains how we all face the same difficulty in how incompatible work and home lives can be when juggling a demanding field like forensic anthropology.
Nick talked with Kat about how others feel this field is saturated and tells how to stay ahead of the competition. He shared his experiences on diving deep and staying proactive to discover more opportunities, as well as tips to ensure your success in the world of anthropology.
So if you've been looking for a few pointers on your own educational journey or are curious about what it takes to make it in forensic anthropology - take some notes from someone who has been through it all - tune into this week's episode of the Forensics Found podcast!
Mentioned in this episode:
American Board of Forensic Anthropology → https://www.theabfa.org/
American Academy of Forensics Sciences → https://www.aafs.org/
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