Student Voices on the Compact
During this extraordinary time, maintaining a healthy Columbia community is more important than ever! Many students are doing their part by becoming Student Ambassadors or sharing their reasons for following the Columbia Community Health Compact. See their videos, blogs and vlogs, and let us know what you think!
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Keep Our Community Healthy
#KeeptheCompact
Students from across Columbia share their personal motivations for following the Columbia Community Health Compact and their experiences as a student at Columbia during the time of COVID-19.
Tenneh Gbeh Sillah, School of the Arts
MFA student Tenneh shows us five tips that help her #KeepTheCompact.
New This Week
Avery Carmichael, Social Work
Avery discusses the importance of wearing face coverings and standing together as a community.
Yvonne Hou, MSPH
Yvonne shares what motivated her to become a Community Healthy Student Ambassador
Nihar Garg, SEAS
Nihar shares his methods for remembering his face covering, and why we need to #KeeptheCompact as a community.
Erika Mitsui, VP&S
Join Erika as she returns to campus and reflects on what it's like to be a student during this extraordinary time. #StayHealthy #KeeptheCompact.
Student Blogs
Emma Shahid, SPS
Emma shares her top tips for maintaining her health and well-being during this pandemic.
Nicole Saldarriaga, SoA
Nicole reflects on what it's like to be a student during this extraordinary time and opens up about how she started writing again. #StayHealthy #KeeptheCompact.
Nicole Saldarriaga, SoA
In her second blog, Nicole shares how she finds valuable workspace in every corner of her apartment. #StayHealthy #KeeptheCompact.
John "Jack" Fant, VP&S
Jack writes about how his daily routine has been impacted by the pandemic, walking us through a day in his physical therapy rotation and downtime with his roommates.
John "Jack" Fant, VP&S
Jack shares his thoughts on what key attribute has helped him stay on track with his studies during COVID-19.