What do you think the typical university student looks like? A lot of the time we don’t imagine ourselves as the ideal student, whether it be because we may not see ourselves on the same academic level or that we don’t see ourselves represented in media covering university experience. This episode, Sam and Bri talk to current university students about their perceptions of “the typical university student”, where these stereotypes come from, and what supports exist for students from equity deserving groups.Backstage Pass is funded by an eCampus Ontario Virtual Learning Strategy Grant, and  is a collaboration between students, staff, and community members based at Ryerson University (Renaming in process) and York University.Timestamps00:45  Intro! What is Backstage Pass? 02:09  What does the typical University Student Look Like? - Student Interviews10:09  Stereotypes - Where do we get our ideas about university?17:53  Defining Equity Deserving21:12  Resources for students in Equity Deserving Groups 22:58  Closing Thoughts and Wrapping UpResourcesAccess the transcript and free eLearning modules HERE!Episode Transcript eLearning ModuleCheck out this resource list to find out what student supports are available at Ontario universitiesFollow the ProjectFollow the Backstage Pass Podcast through @RyersonSLLS on Instagram and Twitter!CreditsRyerson University (Renaming in process) Content ExpertsMeera Govindasamy, Academic Engagement Specialist, Principal InvestigatorAndrew Bisnauth, Manager, Student Life and Campus EngagementYork University Content ExpertsKayla Lascasas, New Student Transition CoordinatorJair Kallidumbil, Manager, Student LifeStudent Advisory CommitteeRiya BhatlaMicah ChuKaranveer KhadraMedia Production Research AssistantsSamantha McNulty, co-host and technical producerBrianna Roett, co-host and producerDesignersMariam Ahmed, Instructional DesignerSally Goldberg Powell, Instructional TechnologistErica Wu, Graphic DesignerAli Aird, Project ManagerThe included music and/or sound effects from Jamendo and Artlist are used with permission in this project, but the user is not free to remix the content containing music and/or sound effects, extract and use the music out of the context of the podcast or use the music or sound effects offline. All other material is licensed under an Ontario Commons License.1.0.Please see this citation list for all sound effects and music used on the podcast.

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