Professor Montross joins us to discuss her multilayered experience in the field of psychology. In this podcast she discusses positive psychology and ways in which students can benefit from exploring this framework.

Today's special guest is Franklin's very own, counselor Corbin Moro, who has dedicated over 20 years of her career to Franklin. Today, she joins us to discuss ways students can access mental health services and discuss strategies as we continue our discussion on mental wellness.

Today's episode commemorates Franklin's annual University Day. University Day represents community-led building by exhibiting current projects and bringing students together. The focus of this year's Day of Giving is wellness and the promotion of mental health on campus. Our podcast team chose to pose an important question to students and faculty: "What does wellness mean to you?" Spend a minute of your day listening to some of their responses.

As we approach Valentines day I thought It would be very fitting to highlight the beloved, "That's Amore" a family run local business in Sorengo. Roberto

Today I am joined by Professor Della Croce to continue this month’s theme of Sustainability and the Environment. Professor Della Croce joined Franklin in Aug of 2013 and is currently an Associate Professor of Biology and Environmental Sciences. He has an M.S. in Environmental Sciences from the Swiss Institute of Technology in Zurich (Switzerland) and a Ph.D. in Ecology and Environmental Sciences from Montana State University. Professor Della Croce has many research interests in ecological studies. Since 2015, he has been involved in Environmental consulting in river and lake restoration.

Welcome back to our weekly podcast. To continue our monthly theme of Sustainability and the Environment at FUS. I have the privilege of being joined today by Rahel Greter an alumni graduate student of the class of 2021. Rahel is currently working for the Permanent Mission of Switzerland to the United Nations Organisations in Rome. She is also coordinating an important project, “Bites of Transfoodmation” which is an initiation that brings together a diverse group of individuals who share the same vision of transforming our current food systems and are motivated to take action.

To continue with this month's theme of Sustainability and the Environment this week's episode will take a look back at a previous podcast interview with Professor Brack Hale; chairman of the academic division of Environment, Math, Psychology, and Health.

FUS GO is a new Franklin office branch that will be focusing on making our campus more sustainable and environmentally friendly.

Enjoy this special mid-week episode featuring Olivia Hedberg, a current Sophomore studying Communications and Media. Olivia is the newest host of The Franklin Family Podcast!! Woohoo - Best of luck Olivia, so excited to see all the greatness you have in store :)

Welcome back to the podcast, I am your host Margaret Pendo and I have the honor of introducing you to Ellie Leaning and Anna Hixson. Ellie graduated from Franklin in 2014 with a degree in Environmental studies and Anna graduated a year later in 2015 with a degree in Environmental Science. Now they both work at the Institute for Ecological Civilization otherwise known as EcoCiv.

Here is the link to the EcoCiv website: https://ecociv.org/

The book Anna mentioned: 'Long Walk to Water' by Linda Sue https://lindasuepark.com/books/books-novels/long_walk/

Also, here is a link to learn more about their partner Water for South Sudan: https://www.waterforsouthsudan.org/

Lastly, below are their emails if you are interested in internship work for their amazing company filled with amazing people:

Anna Hixson - [email protected]

Ellie Leaning - [email protected]