Open Table Fredlyn Pierre-Louis

Throughout November, we give thanks, and a group of NCC students most deserving of our gratitude is the student veterans. On The Record hosts, Fredlyn and Gray, creates this panel to celebrate the veteran and military-connected community and encourage students, faculty and staff to learn about the different support systems and resources available for veterans and military-connected people on campus. In this episode, guests speaker Christoper Fountain, ’24, and Roger Staudenbaur, ’25, talk about encouraging people to learn more about how veterans help shape the campus community with their unique experiences, courage and dedication to inspiring change.

Throughout November, we give thanks, and a group of NCC students most deserving of our gratitude is the student veterans. On The Record host this panel to celebrate the veteran and military-connected community and encourage students, faculty and staff to learn about the different support systems and resources available for veterans and military-connected people on campus. In this episode, guests speaker Christoper Fountain, ’24, and Roger Staudenbaur, ’25, talk about encouraging people to learn more about how veterans help shape the campus community with their unique experiences, courage and dedication to inspiring change.

Welcome to another episode of On The Record; this is LGBTQ+ issues, Part 2. LGBTQ+ people face many obstacles in the real world, on campus and how coming out can impact a person’s life. In this episode, OUTReach co-president Sophia Hiatt, ’24, talks about the problem. Hiatt also discusses the issue of toxic masculinity and ways heterosexuals can join the fight to end homophobia. If you enjoy this episode of On The Record, please come back for a new episode every two weeks.

On The Record provides a critical, safe and creative platform to ensure everyone’s voices are heard at NCC. In this episode, OUTReach co-president Sophia Hiatt, ’24, talks about all things LGBTQ+ people face in the real world, on campus and how coming out can impact a person’s life. If you enjoy this episode of On The Record, please turn back for part 2, which will include more about allyship, respect and identity.

The month of September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and Cardinal Strong is breaking the stigma on talking about mental health around campus at NCC. In this episode, the President of Cardinal Strong, Carly Nasman, ’23, talks about the organization’s work on campus and ways we as a community can help educate and support each other.

Jokes are a great way to cope with stress and pressures, sometimes in a group of friends, where they create a fun atmosphere and lighten the mood. However, when a joke goes too far, it becomes a problem. In this episode, Professor of Psychology, Jon Mueller and Assistant Director of Multicultural Affairs, Karl Constant discuss jokes regarding touchy subjects like race or religion because it can be challenging to know where to draw the line.