Welcome to the very first episode of The Whole Student.
Whether you’re a student, a sibling of a student, a faculty member, or someone who supports students in any capacity as they navigate uncertainty about the future, fear of failure, homesickness, busybrain, feeling like they’ve done a “good enough” job for the day, imposter syndrome and feeling like they don’t belong, I’ve been thinking about speaking with you for the last five years.
Let me tell you a little bit about how the idea for this series emerged based on conversations and experiences with my students, and what I hope we can together to support you.
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