Lines of Sight Wendy Qi

Yance joins me again for a conversation about adaptability. We discuss the importance of developing coping mechanisms for life stressors, both big and small, delve into some specific and useful ways of coping, and ruminate about our own upcoming life events.

Emily Caruso, my food-loving apartment mate and dancer, joins me to discuss how our identities have been shaped by cooking and dancing. We juxtapose our food and ballroom dance experiences during and before quarantine, and suggest new ways of thinking about our food these days.

I chat with my neuroscience friend, Yinan Su, about balancing school and home life during quarantine. We talk about the triumphs and limitations of remote schooling as well as maintaining friendships in college and beyond.

My math buddy Chris Lange joins me for a conversation about the importance of nurturing a sense of community, both in the classroom and beyond. We discuss student/teacher relationships and Chris's passion project about food design, Errata. For more info, check out his project here: https://loft238.com/errata.

I talk with my suite mate, Grace Power, about residential life in college. We reminisce about some memorable adventures and delve into how our college years together have fueled our love for what we study. We laugh at how different our days are but see theater and neuroscience as more similar than they are different.

One of my most inspirational college professors, Yance Wyatt, joins me for a conversation about writing. We discuss how different genres help us make sense of our lives, the importance of vulnerability, and how we think about some age-old philosophical questions..