EP5 Perfect match Who’s your ideal girlfriend/boyfriend?
【Episode 5 Introduction】
Have you ever dreamed of what your Prince Charming or Snow White is like? What are the top traits on your list of your perfect match? In this episode, Tin and Catherine will talk about some of the popular features of ideal partners. Is your top 1 trait on their list? Come check it out!
Wassup NYCU is a podcast in which we share interesting facts about our campus. We look forward to explore different lives in NYCU with you!
If you have anything to inform us or any advice, feel free to contact us by email at: bmse.emi@gmail.com.
【Episode 4 Introduction】
“I have internship tomorrow.” “Internship is just so tiring!” Do you often hear your friends or roommates complaining about their internship? However, there are much more fun facts about internship that they may not tell you! What do they do during internship? What are they faced with? Is there any interesting or touching stories? In this episode, Catherine and Tin invited Wesley from 醫學系日常, who is a 5th grade medical student going through his internship to the show. Let’s find out what is internship really like!
Wassup NYCU is a podcast in which we share interesting facts about our campus. We look forward to explore different lives in NYCU with you!
If you have anything to inform us or any advice, feel free to contact us by email at: bmse.emi@gmail.com.
EP2 Which one do you prefer? Student cafeteria or 7-11?
【Episode 2 Introduction】
Have you ever wondered what students eat at school? Do they opt for the student cafeteria or head to 711? In this episode, hosts Tin and Catherine, with their differing opinions, embark on a street interview to explore the dining habits of students at Yangming campus. Let's delve into what their fellow students choose and uncover the factors that influence their dining decisions!
Wassup NYCU is a podcast in which we share interesting facts about our campus. Let the “wassup” in our podcast name lead us to find out what is happening in our campus, and we are looking forward to exploring different lives in NYCU with you!
If you have any inquiries or suggestions, please feel free to email us at bmse.emi@gmail.com.
【Episode 1 Introduction】
“What’s in your bag?” Do you believe that “You are what you BRING?” In our first episode, our hosts Tin & Catherine introduced themselves by revealing each other’s bags. Let’s get to know them by getting a look of what’s inside of their bags!
Wassup NYCU is a podcast in which we share interesting facts about our campus. Let the “wassup” in our podcast name lead us to find out what is happening in our campus, and we are looking forward to exploring different lives in NYCU with you!
If you have anything to inform us or any advice, feel free to contact us by email at: bmse.emi@gmail.com.
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1.當初決定參加這樣的英語相關競賽最大的原因是什麼?
As I have been watching Ted talk for a long period of time, so upon seeing the chance to participate in the NYCU talk, I was excited to see enroll in this event. The underlying reason for giving a talk to the public on campus is of great experience and importance for it is the driving force to share different knowledge to students and faculty from different backgrounds and departments.
Besides, standing on the stage to give a fluent speech required courage and determination. So, given this chance, it is a fabulous opportunity to horn our speaking skills and make the better of ourselves.
2.可以簡單分享一下你當時的演講內容嗎?為什麼選擇這樣的呈現方式呢?
The topic I chose was related to the field in my major. As I am a major in biomedical engineering, I hope to let more people get acquainted with biomedical engineering and know what people in this field are working and what aim we are pursuing. As biomedical engineering is an interdisciplinary field, so the way I organize my talk would be a combination of engineering, biology and of course make emphasize on the terminal goal: to make the human live better and push the frontier of the clinical application so that patients and medical care staff and enjoy the result of the cutting-edge technology nowadays. All in all, find a topic, and follow the core idea you would want to share with others. And most importantly ,add some questions or mystery in the slide so all the audience would be curious and focus more on your talk.
3. 對於有興趣參與NYCU talk show的同學有什麼鼓勵的話想說嗎?
If you ever had only just a flash of thought to join, then go for it! The process of preparing for the slides and materials, or even thinking how to explain professional thoughts in a simple way may be tough and arduous. However, the result is definitely worthwhile that we can learn to express ourselves and even be the one to spread knowledge with people aside us. So never hesitate, you are encouraged to do different challenges or even step out of our comfort zone and relish all the obstacles lying ahead! And last but not least, as practice makes perfect, practice more, and talk more before the official competition, you will sure be competent to overcome this task!