WEBVTT 1 00:00:12.540 --> 00:00:17.030 The video last filmed was open 2 00:00:17.980 --> 00:00:24.543 a bunch of clubs from. One hour to secondhand Animal 3 00:00:24.553 --> 00:00:31.383 Center. One day and with my dog and he got to meet 2 other dogs and asked 4 00:00:31.393 --> 00:00:37.933 basically my store my story of. How we adopted 5 00:00:37.943 --> 00:00:44.895 him and what he was like when we got home. And 6 00:00:45.305 --> 00:00:52.016 there's some like photos of mine I'll be very rare to get it I did my best with 7 00:00:52.026 --> 00:00:55.066 that. Yes and. 8 00:01:05.777 --> 00:01:09.407 We don't often hear she'll transform from 9 00:01:09.417 --> 00:01:12.437 a scared child her dog who got turned into 10 00:01:12.447 --> 00:01:17.597 a happy healthy lovable dog will follow you absolutely everywhere once they arrive 11 00:01:17.607 --> 00:01:21.219 home my dog occurs as a great example of 12 00:01:21.229 --> 00:01:26.249 a dog who has been adopted with arm to release ago from 2nd chance animals under 13 00:01:26.899 --> 00:01:27.229 this is 14 00:01:27.239 --> 00:01:32.749 a regular alpha order and around in Vermont when he saw us in the Risen room for 15 00:01:32.759 --> 00:01:38.419 the 1st time he just jumped into my life and will move here from the loving family 16 00:01:38.429 --> 00:01:45.382 at last when we will know we brought him home of course we had together and and or 17 00:01:45.392 --> 00:01:52.335 for he was unsure about this big step my mother and I sat with him and the back so 18 00:01:52.345 --> 00:01:58.285 you were going to get scared we were so happy that he already seemed to love us 19 00:01:58.665 --> 00:02:02.875 really when you were our care there was another story there is clearly which other 20 00:02:03.927 --> 00:02:07.277 now we have a 2 year old Many will need 21 00:02:07.287 --> 00:02:11.497 a little who is just so cruelly unlovable the recital of your training to be my 22 00:02:11.507 --> 00:02:16.700 emotional support dog. When we took him home he didn't want to sleep alone at my 23 00:02:16.710 --> 00:02:22.402 sister's room he wanted to sing from my mom on the bed we learned quickly that we 24 00:02:22.412 --> 00:02:27.472 had to give him keep him and the crate there wasn't home with us we also heard for 25 00:02:27.482 --> 00:02:32.512 the laundry basket in front of us to you and jump on my bed however much I wanted 26 00:02:32.522 --> 00:02:39.174 him to sleep there we were going out to the dog park regularly as well to give him 27 00:02:39.184 --> 00:02:45.617 that extra bit of energy and me and get used to other dogs we found out that he 28 00:02:45.627 --> 00:02:46.697 used to live in 29 00:02:46.707 --> 00:02:51.177 a barn with his brothers and sisters and his mother I don't know if we'd ever been 30 00:02:51.187 --> 00:02:56.717 inside and I'm sure house ever has also surrendered resolution just because you 31 00:02:56.757 --> 00:03:03.629 handle well bred all users original owners thought he was and I had who. I 32 00:03:03.639 --> 00:03:09.439 was but at least you got to go to our home here's sweet now and I couldn't imagine 33 00:03:09.449 --> 00:03:10.229 my life without him. 34 00:03:56.621 --> 00:04:01.031 So. That's. 35 00:04:03.861 --> 00:04:09.621 My name scabs Kaylin and I worked on this project it's about this we see closing. 36 00:04:11.021 --> 00:04:11.721 And I hope you as 37 00:04:11.731 --> 00:04:27.160 a poet. In 38 00:04:27.170 --> 00:04:33.040 1910 Edward every But 500 acres of farmland for me John is holding the state every 39 00:04:33.050 --> 00:04:33.570 contract in 40 00:04:33.580 --> 00:04:38.840 a mansion on the property which would later become southern Vermont college. So the 41 00:04:38.850 --> 00:04:40.020 man called aspires to be 42 00:04:40.030 --> 00:04:45.320 a model of in life and educational community diverse supportive environmentally 43 00:04:45.330 --> 00:04:50.280 respectful and socially responsible the college is going to have faculty that been 44 00:04:50.290 --> 00:04:55.840 here for over 30 years and offer a variety of degrees in his 12 and C.W.A. 45 00:04:56.550 --> 00:04:58.200 Division 3 has I think teams. 46 00:05:11.261 --> 00:05:16.871 I'm Jenny Dunning and I have been an adjunct or part time teacher at S.B.C. 47 00:05:16.881 --> 00:05:18.541 For 4 years now 48 00:05:24.092 --> 00:05:30.944 I was entirely shocked in retrospect I shouldn't have been but I 49 00:05:31.364 --> 00:05:37.494 felt like the college was. Doing things making investments in the future for 50 00:05:37.504 --> 00:05:44.424 instance we got the Adobe cloud subscription for this course. And because 51 00:05:44.434 --> 00:05:47.884 of that I just I was completely unprepared for it 52 00:05:54.604 --> 00:05:59.714 to tell you the truth I have no idea. I've just been focusing. 53 00:06:01.706 --> 00:06:08.406 I've been focusing on trying to make this the best semester of teaching ever 54 00:06:08.446 --> 00:06:13.686 for by students and for myself just because it's so meaningful to me the 55 00:06:13.696 --> 00:06:18.646 relationship I have with these students and so I really have just been putting all 56 00:06:18.656 --> 00:06:19.786 my energy into that. 57 00:06:27.078 --> 00:06:31.828 I feel like I'm never going to have a job. And have never had 58 00:06:31.838 --> 00:06:37.838 a job that I love as much as this one I just that there's something that the 59 00:06:37.848 --> 00:06:44.368 relationship between students and professors between students it's just it's such 60 00:06:44.378 --> 00:06:50.908 a sense of community and to watch students over the years that I've known them just 61 00:06:51.678 --> 00:06:57.840 blossom into the youth. Intellectual this just it's just it's so 62 00:06:57.880 --> 00:07:04.180 inspiring to see how if hard students work here how hard faculty work 63 00:07:04.630 --> 00:07:11.630 so I just I I feel like I. You know I'm in my late 64 00:07:11.640 --> 00:07:17.710 fifty's and I finally find the job I really love now it's no more so I guess just 65 00:07:17.750 --> 00:07:22.131 the empty hole with what I'm going to be taking with me. 66 00:08:06.734 --> 00:08:07.554 Oh. 67 00:08:13.834 --> 00:08:19.874 You're. So. 68 00:08:26.724 --> 00:08:32.884 Hurt. Or. So this video is 69 00:08:33.534 --> 00:08:34.444 basically kind of like 70 00:08:34.454 --> 00:08:40.734 a promotional video for El Salvador right where I'm from why families from so is 71 00:08:40.744 --> 00:08:41.214 how I feel 72 00:08:41.224 --> 00:08:52.735 a little teaser like why she was doing it and. I 73 00:08:52.745 --> 00:08:58.311 love my country. I love all Salvador because they live and feel this land all 74 00:08:58.321 --> 00:09:02.181 solder is one of the Greys countries in the world you have to put your foot on it 75 00:09:02.191 --> 00:09:04.222 to understand I have 76 00:09:04.232 --> 00:09:10.625 a great story the fight of the sea and volcanoes in Central America have converted 77 00:09:10.635 --> 00:09:17.155 me into who I am my heart is great by it all and strong no one can ever stop me 78 00:09:17.805 --> 00:09:23.706 because this is the tireless engine that beats to the rhythm of my people. My 79 00:09:23.716 --> 00:09:28.076 people are fighters and generous there will always give you their everything in 80 00:09:28.086 --> 00:09:34.068 every moment one thing that makes all solder different is our hospitality and our 81 00:09:34.078 --> 00:09:40.761 honesty but most importantly our desire to share our culture. I am one of the 82 00:09:40.771 --> 00:09:44.031 millions of somebody's Dorian's who wake up every morning with the mindset of 83 00:09:44.041 --> 00:09:47.181 growth to grow as a person to grow as 84 00:09:47.191 --> 00:09:53.061 a country to show the world what we're made of we are El Salvador discover. 85 00:10:10.261 --> 00:10:13.051 One morning drunk. We want to give you 86 00:10:13.061 --> 00:10:19.521 a video with their coaches. Since we're. Going to get their perspective on. 87 00:10:21.691 --> 00:10:22.541 The school closings. 88 00:10:29.561 --> 00:10:33.391 And if that is going to I'm mad baseball go to southern Iraq college and this is my 89 00:10:33.401 --> 00:10:34.881 2nd season as 90 00:10:34.891 --> 00:10:41.451 a. Minister reaction of the closure was you know shock and disappointment and we 91 00:10:41.461 --> 00:10:46.211 had found a home here my family and I and not to mention the B. 92 00:10:46.221 --> 00:10:51.811 20 some odd players that I called miles as well you know we were very we were 93 00:10:51.821 --> 00:10:57.021 extremely disappointed and we thought that the the noose was rather rather quick 94 00:10:57.721 --> 00:11:03.631 and we wanted we we wanted to build something here you know athletically and also. 95 00:11:04.681 --> 00:11:10.841 You know get these students' lives. On track to graduate and to continue their 96 00:11:10.881 --> 00:11:15.241 their careers in the business world or nursing whatever it may be and we were 97 00:11:15.251 --> 00:11:21.001 really excited to work with these kids for 3 or 5 more years. But unfortunately 98 00:11:21.691 --> 00:11:27.551 there were there were some you know unfortunate circumstance. For me personally to 99 00:11:27.561 --> 00:11:27.821 find 100 00:11:27.831 --> 00:11:33.451 a new job and you know and whether it's in the baseball in this tree or you know 101 00:11:33.461 --> 00:11:38.151 something else I'd love for me to stay in coaching love coaching I love trying to 102 00:11:38.161 --> 00:11:43.641 Him back. 18 to 22 year olds lives in and for the better you know and. 103 00:11:45.411 --> 00:11:49.891 Initially my 1st thought was to make sure we take care of all of our players which 104 00:11:49.931 --> 00:11:56.521 you know we had I think 15 kids coming back for their their their next season 105 00:11:56.991 --> 00:12:02.851 and that was that still is my 1st my 1st goal is to make sure that we find each kid 106 00:12:02.861 --> 00:12:09.281 a place to graduate and get their degree from so they can be successful in in life 107 00:12:09.521 --> 00:12:15.301 you know so for me the main thing is to make sure we find these 24 student athletes 108 00:12:15.851 --> 00:12:18.691 a new place on. I think without 109 00:12:18.701 --> 00:12:21.591 a doubt my favorite aspect of some my college is just 110 00:12:21.601 --> 00:12:24.951 a family atmosphere it's such a unique alledge such 111 00:12:24.961 --> 00:12:31.311 a nice place. You get to you get so close to that only the students but the 112 00:12:31.321 --> 00:12:33.621 professors community there's not 113 00:12:33.631 --> 00:12:37.521 a place that spent like that too much and therefore say I was in the same 114 00:12:37.531 --> 00:12:41.281 circumstances when I was at the University of Buffalo before I took the job here so 115 00:12:42.121 --> 00:12:48.741 where they cut the baseball program and going from big school 40000 people to 116 00:12:49.141 --> 00:12:49.391 to 117 00:12:49.401 --> 00:12:56.551 a smaller school with you know 40500 students faculty. I 118 00:12:56.561 --> 00:13:02.191 wasn't sure how was going to be around how how how close knit and one was and I 119 00:13:02.201 --> 00:13:02.911 think that's such 120 00:13:02.921 --> 00:13:07.241 a unique thing some of them are bringing Mabel that's going to be what I'm you know 121 00:13:07.561 --> 00:13:13.691 at. The name of the show him was system and basketball coach but in 122 00:13:13.701 --> 00:13:20.321 a community though that if you. Play basketball or businesses was movement major. 123 00:13:21.601 --> 00:13:26.931 Also working a community also almost I was heartbroken as you see is more like 124 00:13:26.941 --> 00:13:30.731 a family coming from Connecticut having 125 00:13:30.741 --> 00:13:34.181 a lot of family up here and definitely meet up in the for 126 00:13:34.191 --> 00:13:40.071 a long time for the family was shot. Just. So you work in. 127 00:13:41.461 --> 00:13:48.191 A full time job right now so it's really good. Family oriented 128 00:13:48.491 --> 00:13:54.731 Oh and to see in every room scenery and family no no no 129 00:13:54.841 --> 00:13:58.821 a lot of people and me and some of my teammates in out 130 00:13:58.831 --> 00:14:05.551 a lot of brothers actually going to want to weddings presumes and stuff we're 131 00:14:05.751 --> 00:14:06.231 going to go. 132 00:14:18.304 --> 00:14:24.954 Oh. Here. You are. 133 00:14:27.994 --> 00:14:28.854 You really. 134 00:14:35.384 --> 00:14:36.124 Really really. 135 00:14:50.734 --> 00:14:57.684 You. Are So this is just me and this is my multimedia project this is me my coach 136 00:14:58.124 --> 00:15:03.374 and friend Tyler Arthur. He just talks about mental health he is big on that this 137 00:15:03.384 --> 00:15:08.844 year and he had us doing yoga and all this stuff to see him mentally prepared for 138 00:15:09.564 --> 00:15:11.284 the game so you're. 139 00:15:33.020 --> 00:15:39.070 So my answer of those runs talk you through during these tighter 140 00:15:39.980 --> 00:15:46.450 I'm. Really tired of this brings forth water zing results and the secret is up. 141 00:15:50.790 --> 00:15:56.800 So today's topic is you know something that you know his everyone you come into. 142 00:15:59.070 --> 00:16:04.300 This topic really kind of goes along with who are sitting right here Suze the 143 00:16:04.350 --> 00:16:11.300 mental health. recalled Busy you thief you were at clinics you got questions 144 00:16:11.310 --> 00:16:17.880 and all that I mean even on the actual mental side of the college it's just you 145 00:16:17.890 --> 00:16:23.520 know all the stress of. Homework did you know to see your situation the schools 146 00:16:23.530 --> 00:16:24.570 could have guns there is 147 00:16:24.580 --> 00:16:30.470 a little more we're juggling these but Tyler is here to talk about you know the 148 00:16:30.480 --> 00:16:37.080 positive so go for Yeah well 1st of all on things that real progress any time this 149 00:16:37.090 --> 00:16:40.910 is I feel honored to be the 1st guest I was sure you know 150 00:16:40.920 --> 00:16:45.240 a couple years old how did that feel and really see the scale of production for us 151 00:16:45.250 --> 00:16:50.580 to go for. The I like the South is one of the come in and thanks for the 152 00:16:50.590 --> 00:16:54.790 opportunity to talk about mental health for a while I was there coming from 153 00:16:54.800 --> 00:16:58.310 a coaching background having mental health and it is it is 154 00:16:58.320 --> 00:17:03.530 a big strong component of all successful but even more so just being 155 00:17:03.540 --> 00:17:05.570 a college and being coached into 156 00:17:05.580 --> 00:17:10.620 a low life understanding the stress of college of especially in the springtime 157 00:17:10.630 --> 00:17:13.410 semester and especially around this I was about 158 00:17:13.420 --> 00:17:19.680 a month to go before before graduation. Even west of thinking maybe 2 weeks to be 159 00:17:19.690 --> 00:17:25.050 so yes so probably the height of anxiety on this campus not to mention like you 160 00:17:25.060 --> 00:17:28.620 said the throwing the fact that the schools closing ready and people worry about 161 00:17:28.630 --> 00:17:31.800 getting to the next school probably something that they never envisioned ready 162 00:17:32.040 --> 00:17:37.470 having to battle that they never had thought they would have to face or overcome 163 00:17:37.480 --> 00:17:41.330 again once they made their original decision to attend college 1st with 164 00:17:42.150 --> 00:17:48.640 a book. You know on the topic of men to offer things and for that 1st we recognize 165 00:17:48.650 --> 00:17:48.990 that it's 166 00:17:49.000 --> 00:17:54.900 a part of everyone's life like stress things not you know the fear of the unknown 167 00:17:54.910 --> 00:18:00.780 the fear of having to deal with what you seen as uncontrolled or you know in life 168 00:18:01.640 --> 00:18:05.560 you know that's something that everybody on the campus of the scary thing and it's 169 00:18:05.570 --> 00:18:09.520 something that everyone who life in jail experience and I think one of the big 170 00:18:09.530 --> 00:18:14.910 differences in terms of people who handle it correctly and you know is just their 171 00:18:15.100 --> 00:18:19.500 mind frame about going about how they came to wish for us or what their idea ready 172 00:18:19.580 --> 00:18:24.380 of definitional work stress even is you know for example you may have stress in the 173 00:18:24.390 --> 00:18:27.740 classroom paper that you didn't expect to have to write or 174 00:18:27.750 --> 00:18:31.170 a certain amount of citations within that paper that you weren't expecting or ready 175 00:18:31.240 --> 00:18:36.070 just difficulty ready in finding them or you know for example yesterday we've got 176 00:18:35.950 --> 00:18:35.970 ready 177 00:18:36.080 --> 00:18:41.570 a great group of guys from baseball team that are in the later part of any of the 178 00:18:41.580 --> 00:18:46.760 innings of the game which they probably can I certainly thought we would with. You 179 00:18:46.770 --> 00:18:51.330 know things do in your favor don't call Baldwin this way call calls for making this 180 00:18:51.340 --> 00:18:55.530 work that way then you wind up losing the game and so that's obviously 181 00:18:55.540 --> 00:19:00.360 a Shrestha of major structural on the on those flights that were just kind of 182 00:19:00.370 --> 00:19:04.340 thrown on to them without them asking for Obviously when you go you play the game 183 00:19:04.350 --> 00:19:09.370 and basically you understand some points on the unthinkable of getting into. But 184 00:19:09.380 --> 00:19:13.360 the fashion that we give us very much was heartbreaking for those guys into just 185 00:19:13.450 --> 00:19:15.910 knowing that it is going to mean this is 186 00:19:15.920 --> 00:19:22.700 a. It's for dealing with so I think the thing that you know mental health one thing 187 00:19:22.710 --> 00:19:27.310 that we can do about it is just try to combat it with the power of the mind for 188 00:19:27.320 --> 00:19:33.290 whom they are understand that we're not alone and it will serve be anxiety or fears 189 00:19:33.300 --> 00:19:40.040 of battery or like that. You know is something that I think is often overlooked or 190 00:19:40.050 --> 00:19:42.960 something that I will feel I have. As 191 00:19:42.970 --> 00:19:49.870 a yield all powerful was the importance of nutritional for sleep then just being 192 00:19:50.280 --> 00:19:52.040 having your body covered taking 193 00:19:52.050 --> 00:19:58.890 a well taken care of well physiologically. So that little things 194 00:19:58.900 --> 00:20:00.450 that get from the road 195 00:20:00.460 --> 00:20:06.040 a RINGBACK curve ball if you will. Of obstacles that we have to overcome or 196 00:20:06.050 --> 00:20:12.000 sidestep or just deal with face your face to face. You know can really help by 197 00:20:12.150 --> 00:20:12.650 having 198 00:20:12.830 --> 00:20:20.060 a good foundation Tricia. Nixon see. If 199 00:20:20.070 --> 00:20:24.670 you guys you know go out there and you called before and this guy. 200 00:20:26.840 --> 00:20:33.740 Probably. Around giving you those been in 201 00:20:33.750 --> 00:20:40.400 decent shape. I mean after because he's kind of grown I know he's kind of got. 202 00:20:41.680 --> 00:20:48.000 More wisdom so. Just really in tune with his mental mentality 203 00:20:48.600 --> 00:20:52.260 and his body body ways and. I think I have 204 00:20:52.270 --> 00:20:59.080 a sexy body where he. Likes to say that it has everyone like their own 205 00:20:59.090 --> 00:21:04.600 very yes. But yeah I think that was certainly 206 00:21:05.580 --> 00:21:12.560 a unique comic compliment. But out but no I think another thing too besides just 207 00:21:12.570 --> 00:21:19.251 a strong you know nutritional foundation. For you body is 208 00:21:19.761 --> 00:21:24.511 and the reason I say that is because of just researching and experiences I've had 209 00:21:24.521 --> 00:21:30.861 myself. You know that just issues because of stress stresses the ability to not 210 00:21:30.871 --> 00:21:35.231 only affect how you sleep but you know the rate at which you will have allies. 211 00:21:36.471 --> 00:21:41.431 Certain micronutrients bioavailability about my credentials for being 212 00:21:41.441 --> 00:21:45.841 a body like I mentioned before sleep with sleep regulates you know your ability to 213 00:21:45.851 --> 00:21:49.851 recover from everything even the stress you're dealing with so far stressed out 214 00:21:49.951 --> 00:21:50.911 that you're well on 215 00:21:50.921 --> 00:21:56.291 a good sleep but only like getting crease more yes it's not going to come back in 216 00:21:56.301 --> 00:22:00.101 the stress that we have but it's not going to leave any of the resources that 217 00:22:00.111 --> 00:22:04.381 you're almost just doubling down goes on stressed and when you are stressed you 218 00:22:04.391 --> 00:22:09.241 know you want to eat foods that are healthy for you no longer able to look at super 219 00:22:09.251 --> 00:22:13.091 sure I still crave like a kale salad you know usually that's 220 00:22:13.131 --> 00:22:18.891 a good burger you know it's comfort food if you will that's so sweet and gentle 221 00:22:19.121 --> 00:22:25.331 creating kale salad cream Mexican restaurant. Kind of give the fact here. 222 00:22:29.151 --> 00:22:35.541 With me yet so I think it's just I think it's important that I don't think many. 223 00:22:41.131 --> 00:22:45.341 People dislike it but this is kind of just a 1000000000 it's 224 00:22:45.351 --> 00:22:47.451 a gathering. Compromise 225 00:22:47.711 --> 00:22:53.521 a bunch of videos that. Me and my friends over the last couple years most of this 226 00:22:53.601 --> 00:22:57.191 from from this year to some a bit ago they just have 227 00:22:57.201 --> 00:23:03.541 a from. The purpose of this video with TO DO SO bit 228 00:23:04.081 --> 00:23:06.101 even though I mean our standing to be 229 00:23:06.111 --> 00:23:11.611 a good even though bit as you see is causing down doesn't mean that your memory is 230 00:23:11.621 --> 00:23:15.691 a connection that we may hear or things they still exist even after 231 00:23:15.701 --> 00:23:25.833 a secret was. When 232 00:23:25.843 --> 00:23:31.353 I heard her mother who. Was deaf we saw. It. 233 00:23:32.623 --> 00:23:37.853 Was more so shocking to me because I would have never expected in 234 00:23:37.863 --> 00:23:38.643 a 1000000 years for 235 00:23:38.653 --> 00:23:42.013 a school like as you see to close down because it's always been 236 00:23:42.023 --> 00:23:48.763 a smaller province Tuesday and it is her 1st met him though you know where I would 237 00:23:48.773 --> 00:23:54.613 go in 10 years and say no and tell my kids you see where I went to school. Goes to 238 00:23:54.623 --> 00:24:00.063 an alumni reunion will not party something like that I don't know you know did the 239 00:24:00.103 --> 00:24:01.123 history of S.P.C. 240 00:24:01.133 --> 00:24:07.843 Would still be here. And you know after some time has passed I've come to accept it 241 00:24:07.843 --> 00:24:07.843 . 242 00:24:19.980 --> 00:24:24.130 Part of the purpose of this video was just compile some of the great times and 243 00:24:24.140 --> 00:24:29.250 memories of Absalom my families and friends since I've been here as you see. But 244 00:24:29.420 --> 00:24:33.380 another reason I wanted to do this video was to show you all of it just because the 245 00:24:33.390 --> 00:24:37.590 building isn't here anymore doesn't mean that the people aren't there anymore you 246 00:24:37.600 --> 00:24:42.030 know that the memories aren't there that everything that you can experience being 247 00:24:42.070 --> 00:24:45.490 enjoyed and loved him but he she is still here is. 248 00:25:14.870 --> 00:25:20.450 The only game you start doing. Well I mean that I can tell you I can't do this on 249 00:25:20.460 --> 00:25:26.450 a lark on is it just you know part. Of the limits of what I did to. 250 00:26:09.540 --> 00:26:15.320 OK this is my interview project that I did with GA She is one of my close friends 251 00:26:15.330 --> 00:26:16.790 but I also thought she would make 252 00:26:16.830 --> 00:26:23.070 a. Good interviewee because her dad works at the school. And she is also going to 253 00:26:23.080 --> 00:26:26.790 be affected by the closure because she you know has to find 254 00:26:26.800 --> 00:26:30.100 a new school to go to and she's now going to finish up and see 255 00:26:30.110 --> 00:26:31.830 a life but I just thought it kind of gave 256 00:26:32.610 --> 00:26:35.990 a different perspective from something and maybe something that you know the 257 00:26:36.000 --> 00:26:39.770 average person in the community doesn't realize how it effects every single person 258 00:26:39.780 --> 00:26:44.350 so. It definitely feels a little bit but it's really good and she did 259 00:26:44.360 --> 00:27:27.281 a good job. So 260 00:27:27.291 --> 00:27:30.061 my name's Georgia I have been S.P.C. 261 00:27:30.071 --> 00:27:36.361 Now for about 2 years I started in the spring semester of 2017 as 262 00:27:36.401 --> 00:27:41.611 a communications major and then I actually changed my major to be history in 263 00:27:41.621 --> 00:27:45.271 politics but my dad started working here as 264 00:27:45.281 --> 00:27:48.071 a professor at roughly like 4 to 5 years ago. 265 00:27:54.281 --> 00:27:58.021 So I come from a really weird perspective just because not only am I 266 00:27:58.031 --> 00:27:59.971 a student I'm also the daughter of 267 00:27:59.981 --> 00:28:05.791 a professor so selfishly I was concerned that I was going to be able to graduate as 268 00:28:05.801 --> 00:28:10.961 I needed 2 or 3 classes to take over the summer and I needed to figure out how the 269 00:28:10.971 --> 00:28:17.351 hell I was going to manage to do that. But I was really terrified for my 270 00:28:17.361 --> 00:28:23.561 family where big family and it's almost impossible for us to survive on one income 271 00:28:24.181 --> 00:28:28.651 so they're really worried about what this is going to mean for my mom my dad and my 272 00:28:28.661 --> 00:28:29.011 brother. 273 00:28:36.601 --> 00:28:41.171 For me I finally got everything settled last week and I'm actually able to finish 274 00:28:41.211 --> 00:28:45.691 I'm feeling I have to take like 3 classes that are over the summer and then I'll be 275 00:28:45.701 --> 00:28:48.931 going to Harvard in full to pursue 276 00:28:48.941 --> 00:28:54.341 a little but my parents I really don't really know what's in the cards for them my 277 00:28:54.351 --> 00:28:56.881 dad is. Searching for 278 00:28:56.891 --> 00:29:02.711 a job and hoping he finds something that he loves as much he loves teaching here 279 00:29:02.981 --> 00:29:09.101 but. It's not certain as of right now he is applying to Penn State 280 00:29:09.761 --> 00:29:13.841 so he's probably going to be living in Pennsylvania and the rest of my family will 281 00:29:13.851 --> 00:29:16.181 be living up here which is kind of devastating for. 282 00:29:23.881 --> 00:29:30.561 I really love how small and I. I found my friends I found my friends that became 283 00:29:30.571 --> 00:29:33.151 family here and I made 284 00:29:33.161 --> 00:29:39.291 a home for myself and I made such good connections and community and it was because 285 00:29:39.301 --> 00:29:44.031 of the professes that I met here that I was able to do that and to succeed and to 286 00:29:44.041 --> 00:29:48.631 say I'm going to an Ivy League school next year is really largely in part to that. 287 00:29:56.421 --> 00:30:03.341 My professors here have been. Spectacular to say at the least they 288 00:30:03.351 --> 00:30:08.711 have taken me to Boston to the schools that I didn't think I want to go to they 289 00:30:08.721 --> 00:30:14.941 apply to the schools for me when I didn't have the money they invited me. To dinner 290 00:30:14.951 --> 00:30:20.661 with their family they took me to God and networked with me and for me and 291 00:30:20.701 --> 00:30:26.481 advocated for me and ways I couldn't advocate for myself at the time and I'm just 292 00:30:26.521 --> 00:30:30.831 a turn away grateful for the connections I was able to make with them and the 293 00:30:30.841 --> 00:30:36.991 mentor ship I was able to receive from professors I never even had for classes the 294 00:30:37.031 --> 00:30:43.961 community here is unlike any you'll find anywhere else people pair and 295 00:30:43.971 --> 00:30:46.151 they care so I watch I may take 296 00:30:46.161 --> 00:30:50.841 a vested interest in you and your passion. And what more could you ask for in 297 00:30:50.851 --> 00:30:51.171 school. 298 00:31:09.781 --> 00:31:12.471 And a little. That's 299 00:31:12.481 --> 00:31:19.021 a sure thing. And this. Country Club I 300 00:31:19.381 --> 00:31:26.161 hope you can still can so. People close. To me 301 00:31:26.841 --> 00:31:27.451 want to. 302 00:33:00.281 --> 00:33:06.761 Well it works I'm forced to know my mission to dive in 1st year 303 00:33:07.321 --> 00:33:13.851 here I am 24. I'm finding now with 304 00:33:13.861 --> 00:33:18.361 Western and Eastern modeling I too will cross the finish line. 305 00:33:41.821 --> 00:33:48.801 Below my. Furnace I hear today yes other Fidler 306 00:33:48.811 --> 00:33:55.621 class. I'm here to show you guys the interview that we 307 00:33:55.631 --> 00:34:01.131 did on me and I as if we're just it's not supposed to be super serious we want to 308 00:34:01.141 --> 00:34:07.951 something to be like. Rock. And somewhat hysterical and just 309 00:34:08.851 --> 00:34:12.301 kind of like what we are every day. I hope you got 310 00:34:12.311 --> 00:34:19.511 a good. So 311 00:34:19.521 --> 00:34:20.811 I was on 312 00:34:20.821 --> 00:34:27.121 a senior. Run cross-country rather cross-country track and played volleyball and my 313 00:34:27.161 --> 00:34:33.901 time here was also part of the senior student. Show state committee 314 00:34:33.941 --> 00:34:40.801 student committee also know that sac here in the know it all. Money 315 00:34:40.811 --> 00:34:44.891 was on a dresser and I moved here from 316 00:34:44.901 --> 00:34:50.881 a communication major also of all the. Part of the 317 00:34:51.601 --> 00:34:56.622 volleyball team the school closing It's upsetting because it doesn't really 318 00:34:56.632 --> 00:35:01.852 necessary fact to me because of you graduating but you know the underclassmen in 319 00:35:01.862 --> 00:35:07.292 the faculty in the. It really affects them in the community and so it is 320 00:35:07.302 --> 00:35:14.252 disappointing that the school was close and. Sort of the BE THE JUNIOR YEAR economy 321 00:35:14.262 --> 00:35:15.082 impacts me just 322 00:35:15.092 --> 00:35:20.082 a little bit bored being that I'm so close to gradually in only one more year to go 323 00:35:20.622 --> 00:35:24.602 now I've got to figure out where I'm going to go to who's going to take my credits 324 00:35:24.612 --> 00:35:30.412 if I will be able to forward the art or not on that I've got to think about. I 325 00:35:30.422 --> 00:35:32.362 guess my. Just 326 00:35:32.372 --> 00:35:37.942 a little bit more stress I mean by the end if I was gradually lead still be pretty 327 00:35:37.952 --> 00:35:44.932 attractive because I don't like normal you know North. OK. I'm. 328 00:35:46.012 --> 00:35:52.510 From North. Like where. Nobody wants to see their school closed down like 329 00:35:52.860 --> 00:35:59.590 they're graduating or not exist since it's that way. So for me to 330 00:35:59.980 --> 00:36:04.640 go into management over the summer the great opportunity of working as 331 00:36:04.650 --> 00:36:10.240 a general manager landscape company I've been working for managing saw steep curve 332 00:36:10.640 --> 00:36:12.360 and handling 333 00:36:12.840 --> 00:36:19.350 a good amount and scheduling so that hopefully going to be my plan after graduation 334 00:36:19.360 --> 00:36:25.980 is to get into like management of dog work. And for me just 335 00:36:26.850 --> 00:36:32.430 right in my new home and just need to do some walking around hopefully trying to 336 00:36:32.440 --> 00:36:35.310 school work in gradually within a year year and 337 00:36:35.320 --> 00:36:38.630 a half at the most and really they're trying to do it in more time than I have to 338 00:36:38.640 --> 00:36:44.690 do right if yes me but I look at it like this it's like it's like it was sentenced 339 00:36:44.700 --> 00:36:51.580 to 4 years. And you're 3 and they curse you say. 340 00:36:52.930 --> 00:36:59.520 Yeah because of their goods would differ facility were also needed more time but it 341 00:36:59.530 --> 00:37:04.560 is this is a hassle you don't remember I won't do that like you told me for years 342 00:37:04.640 --> 00:37:10.610 a bit of the same it's regular make sure that everyone talked to my duties and as 343 00:37:10.620 --> 00:37:16.890 interesting. As interesting knowledge and not just this really. It's 344 00:37:16.900 --> 00:37:23.620 a good set by the end. Going to be like that. And we hope we are 345 00:37:23.950 --> 00:37:25.730 this far in the school work and get out of here with 346 00:37:25.910 --> 00:37:27.570 a year earlier to have this model. 347 00:37:56.982 --> 00:38:03.882 So this next video 5 1st no multimedia project video I just 348 00:38:03.892 --> 00:38:08.612 made a sneaker of you or. Yes like 349 00:38:08.622 --> 00:38:14.062 a sneaker view I used to make sneaker views or You Tube last year and year before 350 00:38:14.072 --> 00:38:17.642 that but it like fell off mainly because like 351 00:38:17.982 --> 00:38:23.212 a child juggle so much in school so either they find time at a video but this is 352 00:38:23.222 --> 00:38:27.312 a very old video that never got used I just took 353 00:38:27.322 --> 00:38:33.832 a bunch of. A bunch of old footage and put them together. 354 00:38:34.801 --> 00:38:40.431 And tried to you. 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Luck with the sun on one another. 398 00:44:29.290 --> 00:44:33.580 On The View this is to come with me on. 399 00:44:36.350 --> 00:44:39.190 This is supposed to close on him. 400 00:44:48.521 --> 00:44:52.341 You know. What. If you. 401 00:44:56.021 --> 00:44:59.541 Really. Want. To. 402 00:45:03.631 --> 00:45:03.781 Know. 403 00:45:20.051 --> 00:45:24.001 Did an interview with good old days you over here we had 404 00:45:24.011 --> 00:45:30.621 a good old respect for chat about on mutual grievances over the school's 405 00:45:30.631 --> 00:45:36.791 closing we were both very unhappy over circumstances Now here's the kicker. I'm 406 00:45:36.801 --> 00:45:42.381 very terrible at basically anything at all the camera I wouldn't even know if 407 00:45:42.391 --> 00:45:43.821 a lens cap was on the equator as 408 00:45:43.831 --> 00:45:49.611 a what happened instead for that it was just terrible so I had to improvise I got 409 00:45:49.621 --> 00:45:53.091 traffic to still so you know if you would it be. 410 00:45:57.221 --> 00:46:02.761 Something I should begin with is how are you feeling like now to school everything 411 00:46:02.771 --> 00:46:08.891 how the school building are you or your life you sad sad feel sad. 412 00:46:16.011 --> 00:46:20.861 I feel like I'm missing something and I'm a lot of people. I mean it's 413 00:46:21.171 --> 00:46:25.911 a lot of people use the metaphor of dying somebody dying which I think is you know 414 00:46:26.181 --> 00:46:30.261 I think it's appropriate but it's also kind of grim to talk about that way but it's 415 00:46:30.271 --> 00:46:30.731 definitely 416 00:46:30.741 --> 00:46:37.221 a loss. Do you feel like you were given enough time like to I guess come to terms 417 00:46:37.231 --> 00:46:41.021 with it because my understanding is that everyone got the information around the 418 00:46:41.031 --> 00:46:46.271 same time and it's going to give. If everything everyone did get the information at 419 00:46:46.281 --> 00:46:51.831 the same time and. I don't. 420 00:46:54.091 --> 00:46:59.001 I don't know what enough time would be you know you asked to know if you like it 421 00:46:59.011 --> 00:47:05.371 was given enough time to get over what you said to process it or 2 to handle it or 422 00:47:06.001 --> 00:47:07.821 I don't think there would be in 423 00:47:07.831 --> 00:47:13.691 a tough time I think you. Found to be shocking and painful. 424 00:47:15.761 --> 00:47:22.741 But I mean I will say the timing isn't good because it's not that's not. It 425 00:47:22.751 --> 00:47:22.971 does 426 00:47:22.981 --> 00:47:28.321 a tricky thing though because it's really not. As I understand it is really not 427 00:47:28.431 --> 00:47:35.271 a person's fault about the timing it just isn't good and it's not it makes it very 428 00:47:35.281 --> 00:47:41.531 difficult for those of us who have to find jobs. It's obviously very difficult on 429 00:47:41.541 --> 00:47:43.671 the students trying to figure out where they're going to go into 430 00:47:43.681 --> 00:47:47.521 a short period of time. So instead at least you. 431 00:47:50.901 --> 00:47:52.041 Could could it happen in 432 00:47:52.051 --> 00:47:56.441 a way that feels OK isn't the thing I keep coming back to this is bound to feel bad 433 00:47:57.051 --> 00:48:01.481 of you has been there with you I find because for your jobs or even still I have 434 00:48:01.811 --> 00:48:07.601 a number of applications out. I don't expect to have any kind of answer about where 435 00:48:07.611 --> 00:48:13.571 I'll be working next till probably May or June possibly as late as July he says 436 00:48:13.661 --> 00:48:16.701 that's sort of the timing of things so there's 437 00:48:16.711 --> 00:48:22.851 a lot of here and. There's much more that is uncertain and that is no 438 00:48:23.151 --> 00:48:26.901 uncertain. Hiring and. 439 00:48:34.111 --> 00:48:39.361 I'm really going to miss that's easy. And that the people whose fault I mean really 440 00:48:40.011 --> 00:48:45.701 people the people are what make the place busy. That's right now that's the hardest 441 00:48:45.711 --> 00:48:52.711 thing is thinking about how we're just going to go into these other direction. 442 00:48:53.941 --> 00:48:56.651 Be placed together as 443 00:48:56.661 --> 00:48:59.951 a before even if you have to think you could come back because when the Noahic see 444 00:48:59.961 --> 00:49:03.821 the people you know the scope of their career going to be with people even if you 445 00:49:04.601 --> 00:49:08.561 are just so it is but it's really difficult and I think people will you know people 446 00:49:08.571 --> 00:49:14.951 will say that we have all kinds of ways that the 21st century. The Facebook and the 447 00:49:14.961 --> 00:49:21.871 social media but it does. You know have having the place that 448 00:49:22.201 --> 00:49:27.981 place and also the institution and. To connect everything together it's 449 00:49:27.991 --> 00:49:34.511 a big deal and it. Does here are well there are many 450 00:49:34.731 --> 00:49:38.861 works people keep saying that you know this is the hardest part or they're just 451 00:49:38.921 --> 00:49:44.181 it's just all. Just the big heart they are like the big thick. 452 00:50:00.081 --> 00:50:05.501 Being Mexican American to me means being able to embrace 2 cultures and having love 453 00:50:05.511 --> 00:50:12.211 for both cultures and not being ashamed to embrace them and being different 454 00:50:12.431 --> 00:50:19.171 and. Also having for both of them. For me being Mexican Mexican 455 00:50:19.181 --> 00:50:21.641 American means being able to be 456 00:50:21.651 --> 00:50:28.411 a part of 2 very beautiful and unique cultures growing up Mexican American I felt 457 00:50:28.421 --> 00:50:32.491 that I always had to act a certain 458 00:50:32.501 --> 00:50:39.331 a way around people in school as far as being around Americans whereas 459 00:50:39.681 --> 00:50:46.301 when I'm with my family I feel that I'm more for. And more vibrant. 460 00:50:47.641 --> 00:50:51.851 I feel that. Being Mexican American allowed me to grow as 461 00:50:51.861 --> 00:50:56.391 a person in LA to me to see both perspectives from an American and from 462 00:50:56.401 --> 00:51:03.261 a Mexican view. Some of the similarities and differences between Mexican 463 00:51:03.271 --> 00:51:06.731 American cultures to start I believe food is 464 00:51:06.741 --> 00:51:13.281 a big. Similarity between the both cultures Mexican and love to make traditional 465 00:51:13.291 --> 00:51:18.901 and home cooked meals for their family also in America food is a really big thing 466 00:51:19.731 --> 00:51:24.711 a friend and I would say between Mexican American culture is that Mexicans are very 467 00:51:24.711 --> 00:51:31.181 . Family oriented and even to those who aren't family but are very close they're 468 00:51:31.191 --> 00:51:37.101 very loyal to them and they care very much about it and they would do pretty much 469 00:51:37.351 --> 00:51:37.801 a lot.