EPS 174 Hooswhere ft. Chudi Obi

HoosWhere Podcast

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Tune in to "The Hooshwere" podcast, hosted by Chase Minnifield, for an enlightening episode featuring a remarkable guest, Chudi, who hails from Nigeria but found his academic and career path in the heart of Washington, D.C. and UVA.

In this episode, Chudi shares his educational journey, which began at the University of Virginia, where he studied politics. He candidly discusses the culture shock he experienced after years away from the U.S. and how he managed to stay connected with high school friends. Chudi reveals his decision to pursue a double major and his eventual enrollment in grad school at the prestigious Baton School for public policy.

As the conversation unfolds, Chudi takes us on his policy journey, from a two-year program focused on local county-level projects to interning at the mayor's office and conducting transportation funding research for his thesis. After graduation, his role shifted to a business development coordinator role, helping businesses secure funds during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her efforts contributed to increased funds and profits in Charles County, which attracted diverse entrepreneurs and solidified the county's status as the richest black county in the nation.

Currently holding the title of business development specialist, Chudi tracks legislation from the Maryland State House and expresses a deep interest in agriculture policy, particularly in rural areas. he shares his experiences in local politics and emphasizes the importance of fostering community engagement between students and Charlottesville residents.

Chudi also discusses his vision for policy changes, including improving roads in underserved areas and supporting local businesses and food production. Her advice for aspiring public policy professionals is to keep an open mind, seize opportunities, and be versatile in their approach.

Listeners will gain valuable insights into Chudi's journey from UVA to shaping policy, along with his commitment to creating positive change in his community. The episode concludes with a fun rapid-fire question session, providing a glimpse into Chudi's travel preferences, media choices, and personal opinions.

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