FIU PeerCast

2020 has been a rough time for all of us. Join the Peer Educators in their last hurrah before they hang up the jacket.

In this special episode of the PeerCast podcast series, our usual host Eli is now joined by Julie and together they host today's guest Jake Burns, Coordinator of Administrative Services at FIU. They discuss what Redzone is and of it's importance. 

Jake Burns is a two-time FIU alumnus who has been at the university since 2011. He has supported the growth and development of students and alumni in his past roles within the Offices of Residential Life, Campus Life BBC, and Alumni Relations. In July 2017, Jake assumed his current role as the Administrative Services Coordinator. He is responsible for the coordination of the university’s mandatory sexual assault training program, co-chairing the It’s On Us committee, and supporting the Dean of Students Office with Panthers Care, case management and special events.

Welcome back to another episode of PeerCast! Today we picking up from where we left off! We will continue to discuss topics covered by the Victim Empowerment Program (sexual assault, domestic abuse, ect) from a legal perspective.

Welcome to another episode of PeerCast! Today we discuss topics covered by the Victim Empowerment Program (sexual assault, domestic abuse, ect) from a legal perspective. 

It’s a long one, but jam packed with information. So if law is your thing, you’re into a treat.

The early days of the pandemic were rough, join our host Eli and the gang on talking about Mental Health and how we cope with things.

Join Eli and the today’s guests on learning and talking about the rehabilitation process in regards to Domestic Violence cases. Featuring  special guest: Alyssa Delgado, MSW

Therapist from the Anaga Psychotherapy Center.

Quarantine really did a number on some of us. One of the aspects of our mental health that could have been affected are body images issues. Strap in with Eli, Julie, Siliva and DJ and listen in on some honest heart-to-heart thoughts and experiences with and around body image issues.

In today’s episode we touch up upon a few topics central to what the Victim Empowerment Program focuses on. This one has some good info, if you can endure Eli’s incoherent ramblings.

Ever feel like you don’t belong at work or at school? Maybe you are experiencing Imposter Syndrome! Join us in yet another episode where we talk about our experiences with Imposter Syndrome and what exactly it is.

In this episode of PeerCast we have Doctor Elizabeth Montgomery, who was a doctoral candidate at the time of the recording, joining Eli and the peer educators to talk about anxiety. Dr. Montgomery, who is a military veteran, also goes over anxiety and other mental health concerns within the military. It’s a long one, but a good one.