Spilling the Tea with CCE

Join CCE Fellows Sinjita and Steven as they talk about the struggles of living on campus when most students and faculty are trying to move past COVID concerns. With lifted mandates, optional masking, and general COVID fatigue everywhere, how does that affect those who are immunocompromised or in close contact with someone who is?

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Join CCE Fellows Lauren Ballinger and Sarah Holmes as they discuss true crime and the challenges that can occur when attempting to join journalism with entertainment. 

Join CCE Fellows Sneha Balaji Prabhu and Emma Cerrelli as they discuss the role and impacts of social media in their lives, the controversial nature of social media drama accounts amongst the student body, and their personal stories with these accounts. They also talk about the psychological effects of social media on young adults.

Join fellows Sarah Stauffer, Emma Cerrelli, Antonia Moffa, and Sneha Balaji Prabhu as they talk about the recent reversal of Roe v. Wade and the potential political, economic, and societal ramifications, as well as how this decision has and will continue to impact them and those closest to them. 

Join CCE Fellows Kayla Stadeker and Steven Curd with their friend Will Germaine as they discuss leadership on campus in all its various forms. How past leaders have impacted their own ways they chose to lead organizations and projects, as well as how having leaders that look like them have helped to bolster their own dreams and ambitions.

Join fellow Sarah Stauffer and roommate Jess Mannhaupt as they discuss everything from their experiences eating on Hofstra's campus as vegetarians to the diversity of the food on campus for other dietary restrictions and cultures. They also take a dive into the unfair treatment of food workers on campus.

In this episode of Spilling The Tea With CCE Damali and Lucas casually discuss the experiences that they have had being taught languages in the classroom setting throughout their academic careers and how the methods used can discourage your confidence, and potentially deter you from wanting to continue learning a foreign language if you have not already started. Lucas briefly introduces the idea of language acquisition, and how the concept of comprehensible input is an efficient way to study language long term helping reduce your grammatical and pronunciation errors. 

Join Fellows Elizabeth Flores and Sarah Stauffer as they discuss the topic of mental health and share their thoughts on the topic and personal stories. We hope that you are inspired to prioritize your mental health and help break the stigma associated with this topic. If you're facing a mental health issue, you are not alone. Please be sure to check out the resources listed below.

Hofstra University Student Counseling Services: 516-463-2273

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255

The Trevor Project Crisis Line: 866-488-7386 (Lifeline)

Calm App: https://www.calm.com/

Sarah Stauffer’s Instagram Handle: @qiaotagmaine

There are so many people who have been searching for safe spaces to explore, find, and understand their gender identities. Today, CCE Fellow Jimena is joined by 3 lovely guests: Nathan, Sanaia, and Sarah, all of whose stories to discovery and understanding of themselves and their relationships with others deserve to be seen, heard, and expressed. Thank you for listening, we hope this episode can give you some insight on the non-binary experience.

www.healthline.com/health/am-i-non-binary#learn-more

Join CCE fellows Sinjita Bhattacharya and Caitlin Cameron as they discuss the experiences that come with being disabled on Hofstra's campus, highlighting the ways ableism still shows up despite our university's rich disability activism history and best efforts to be inclusive.

TL Lewis' definition of ableism: https://www.talilalewis.com/blog/working-definition-of-ableism-january-2022-update

A Guide to the ADA: https://beta.ada.gov/topics/intro-to-ada/