WCSUPodcasts

Finals sneak up so quickly after the Thanksgiving Break, and if you haven't planned well for them, they'll surprise you! Tune in to this episode, where Dr. Forest Robertson of the Chemistry department (and former WCSU student) tells some of his favorite tips for preparing to do well on your finals.

The end of the semester is near, and you may be wondering what that means if you live on campus. Listen in to this episode as RDs Maranda Cox and Amanda Lasicki discuss what semester break means in terms of packing, checking out, what you can and can't (or shouldn't) leave, and how to apply to stay here over intersession if you need to stay.

One of the greatest things about going to WCSU is that, due to the sizes of our classes, you really have an opportunity to get to know your professors, and they also get to know you. Find out how to start off building these relationships from 2 of our favorite professors, Dr. Don Gagnon and Dr. Chris Kukk.

Have you ever been in a jam with an assignment or class and just can't make it to the TRC or other clinic? PASS may be the solution for you. Listen in to learn about what PASS is, how you can utilize the skills of the PASS members - and even how you can become a PASS member if you'd like to help others.

WestConn student Leah Juliett has been honored with national recognition for her work to raise awareness about revenge porn and internet shaming. Self-described as non-binary and queer, Juliett is also gaining a reputation as a leader for LGBTQ+ rights. We talk about conditions on campus, the state and the country.

Often students wait until just before graduation to visit the Career Success Center. Joining us today are the Director and Associate Director of WCSU's Center, who will talk with us about ALL the many things the Center can do for you now, when you're getting ready to graduate, and even when you've become an alum.

Did you know that WCSU actually has 2 libraries - Haas Library on the Midtown Campus and Young Library on the Westside? Contrary to belief that Google will provide all you'll ever need, tune in to hear why the WCSU Libraries are your resource to turn to for all your research needs - and a few other things as well!

Tom Saadi — Danbury resident and Commissioner of the state Department of Veteran’s Affairs — discusses the issues affecting veterans along with the motivation to serve as we remember the members, past and present, of all our military branches on Veterans Day.

The Truth is on the ballot this election day. Gleb Tsipursky, founder of the Pro-Truth Movement, discusses its role in today's politics.

STRESS!! Just the word can send us into a tizzy. Join us on today's episode as we talk about recognizing stress (in yourself and others), tips and hints for managing your own stress levels, and resources and services available for you if you're having trouble getting your stress levels under control.