[Luke Waltzer (he/him)]

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From: “Elden, Nicole” <nelden@gc.cuny.edu>
> Date: March 19, 2021 at 9:40:25 AM EDT
> To: “Fine, Michelle” <MFine@gc.cuny.edu>, “Waltzer, Luke” <lwaltzer@gc.cuny.edu>, “Bodnar, Richard” <rbodnar@gc.cuny.edu>, “Muyskens, James” <jmuyskens@gc.cuny.edu>, “Brumberg, Joshua” <JBrumberg@gc.cuny.edu>, “Schoengood, Matthew” <MSchoengood@gc.cuny.edu>, “Ruck, Martin” <MRuck@gc.cuny.edu>, Lindsey Allen <lindsey.allen@journalism.cuny.edu>, “Asaro, Linda” <lasaro@gc.cuny.edu>, “Wilson, Clare” <CWilson1@gc.cuny.edu>, Anthony LaViscount <anthony.laviscount@journalism.cuny.edu>, Desiree Byrd <Desiree.Byrd@qc.cuny.edu>, “Polin, Molly” <mpolin@gc.cuny.edu>, “Furlong, Jennifer” <jfurlong@gc.cuny.edu>, “Castro, Yahaira” <yahaira.castro@journalism.cuny.edu>
> Subject: A Safe Space opportunity for Asian and Asian American graduate students
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> Please also email blast this safe space opportunity to your students:
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> A Safe Space for Asian and Asian American Graduate Students
> The Graduate Center’s Student Counseling Service at the Wellness Center recognizes the rise in violence against Asian people in the US during the past year. We reject acts of hatred in all forms and reaffirm our support and commitment to our Asian communities. This safe space is made available for Asian and Asian American graduate students at The CUNY Graduate Center to share their thoughts, feelings and experiences with each other.
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> When: Mar 23, 2021
> Time: 04:00 -05:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
> Facilitator: Dr. Nicole Benedicto Elden
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> Please note that this workshop is open to registered graduate students of the CUNY Graduate Center & Journalism School only.
> Register in advance for this safe space:
> https://gc-cuny-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUkcuytrjMpHdxhjAxAxgXFsVrI2bNlGicQ
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> After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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> Zoom Expectations: Attendees are encouraged to participate in this workshop. Therefore, we ask that you keep your video and audio on especially during the introduction phase. ​
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> Nicole Benedicto Elden, PsyD
> Assistant Director
> Student Counseling Services, Wellness Center
> The Graduate Center – The City University of New York
> 365 5th Avenue
> Room 6422
> New York, NY 10016-4309
> (Tel) 212.817.8731; (Fax) 212.817.1602
> nelden@gc.cuny.edu
> Gender Pronouns: She/Her
>
> **Please be advised that e-mail is not a secure form of communication and the confidentiality of any information sent via e-mail cannot be assured. Please note that this email account may not be checked daily, on weekends, or during university holidays.
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> From: Elden, Nicole
> Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2021 9:06 PM
> To: Fine, Michelle <MFine@gc.cuny.edu>; Waltzer, Luke <lwaltzer@gc.cuny.edu>; Bodnar, Richard <rbodnar@gc.cuny.edu>; Muyskens, James <jmuyskens@gc.cuny.edu>; Brumberg, Joshua <JBrumberg@gc.cuny.edu>; Schoengood, Matthew <MSchoengood@gc.cuny.edu>; Ruck, Martin <MRuck@gc.cuny.edu>; Lindsey Allen <lindsey.allen@journalism.cuny.edu>; Asaro, Linda <lasaro@gc.cuny.edu>; Wilson, Clare <CWilson1@gc.cuny.edu>; Anthony LaViscount <anthony.laviscount@journalism.cuny.edu>; Desiree Byrd <Desiree.Byrd@qc.cuny.edu>; Polin, Molly <mpolin@gc.cuny.edu>; Furlong, Jennifer <jfurlong@gc.cuny.edu>; Castro, Yahaira <yahaira.castro@journalism.cuny.edu>
> Subject: FYI – Upcoming workshop!!
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> PLEASE FORWARD TO STUDENTS
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> Managing Your Procrastination in Graduate School
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> This workshop aims to empower students to manage their levels of procrastination in graduate school. Students will develop a better understanding of the different types of procrastination and the factors that maintain these behaviors. Students will also learn useful techniques and strategies to overcome procrastination activities.
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> Facilitators: Dr. Michelle Chu and Tema Watstein, M.A.
> Date: March 25, 2021, Thursday
> Time: 3:30-5:00pm EST
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> Please note that this workshop is open to registered graduate students of the CUNY Graduate Center & Journalism School only.
> Register in advance for this meeting​ (PLEASE USE YOUR GRADUATE CENTER OR SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM EMAIL ADDRESS)
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> Zoom Expectations: Attendees are encouraged to participate in this workshop. Therefore, we ask that you keep your video and audio on especially during the introduction phase. ​
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> ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
> Dissertation Burnout: Rediscovering the Passion that Brought Us Here
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> Date: Monday April 12, 2021
> Time: 10:00-11:30 a.m. EST via Zoom
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> Are you feeling “burnt out” from writing your dissertation? Are you rethinking your commitment to your dissertation topic? Do you feel disconnected from the excitement you once felt about the work that you do?
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> If you answered “YES!” to any of these questions, this workshop is for you! Join us to rediscover your passion for and reclaim your commitment to your research. There, you will have the opportunity to reflect on your experience, meet others sharing in your struggle, and refresh your perspective.
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> Facilitator: Ariella Freedman, M.S.
> Ariella is a fellow at the Wellness Center and a current psychology doctoral student at St. John’s University. In addition to seeing GC students for individual therapy, she is also a co-leader of the Wellness Center’s Dissertation Support Group. She is intimately familiar with the dissertation process and will draw on her experiences as both a therapist and student to help you rediscover the passion that brought you here!
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> Please note that this workshop is open to registered graduate students of the CUNY Graduate Center & Journalism School only.
>
> Please register in advance for the workshop (using your GC or SOJ email address please). After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
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> **Attendees are strongly encouraged to participate via audio and video during the workshop.**
> ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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> Race-Based Trauma: What You Are Experiencing IS Real
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> Date: Tuesday April 20, 2021
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> Time: 5:30-7:00pm EST via Zoom
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> Within this workshop, graduate students will learn about the concept of race based trauma and the corresponding mental health symptoms that they might be experiencing while operating in the world with their numerous minority identities. The workshop will speak about race-based trauma in the context of current events such as the Black Lives Matter movement, police brutality, and COVID-19. The facilitators will provide tools to assist in gaining awareness about the impact that race based trauma has on the mental health of BIPOC individuals, and will offer coping mechanisms as a means of reducing distress and receiving increased support within their personal and educational community. The workshop will also speak to the ways in which allies and confederates can be supportive of their friends/family members/colleagues/etc. of color who experience race-based trauma within their daily lives. Students will have the opportunity to discuss, process, and connect on their experiences within a safe space.​
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> This workshop will be led by Dr. Ranjana Srinivasan of Nascent Consulting and Dave Cazeau, LCSW of Student Counseling Services at The Graduate Center.
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> Please note that this workshop is open to registered graduate students of the CUNY Graduate Center & Journalism School only.
> Register in advance for this meeting (PLEASE USE YOUR GC OR SOJ EMAIL ADDRESS)
>
> Zoom Expectations: Attendees are encouraged to participate in this workshop. Therefore, we ask that you keep your video and audio on especially during the introduction phase. ​
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> Conscious Drinking: A Group Coaching Workshop for Graduate Students (check our website for updates)
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> Date: TBD
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> Time: TBD
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> Facilitator: Beej Christie Karpen
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> Best,
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> Nicole Benedicto Elden, PsyD
> Assistant Director
> Student Counseling Services, Wellness Center
> The Graduate Center – The City University of New York
> 365 5th Avenue
> New York, NY 10016-4309
> (Tel) 212.817.8731; (Fax) 212.817.1602
> nelden@gc.cuny.edu
> Gender pronouns: she, hers
>
> **Please be advised that e-mail is not a secure form of communication and the confidentiality of any information sent via e-mail cannot be assured. Please note that this email account may not be checked daily, on weekends, or during university holidays.

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