fEATURES

 

Op-Ed in the Daily News

 

Are nursing stereotypes hurting our health care?

Attracting more men to the profession could improve conditions and save lives

 
 

As omicron continues surging through the nation’s hospitals, staff shortages threaten our health. To cope, some hospitals are even allowing caregivers staff to work despite testing positive for COVID.

But while they’re especially acute, nurse shortages have been a constant for decades. Burnout and risk levels surely are the prime culprits, but a major cause of the nursing shortage is effectively excluding half of the population from the talent pool. Only 11.5% of New York State’s nurses are men, right about in line with the national average of 12%.

The Daily News
 

how Tammany stole

The New York State Senate

 

one voice, dozens of votes

a distortion of democracy in nyc

An Odd Salon Presentation about Tammany Hall stealing the New York State Senate and changing the course of NYC elections for the unforeseeable future.

Tammany Hall’s corruption and influence on nyc politics

 

ECHOES OF TAMMANY HALL

LINGERING CORRUPTION IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK

An Odd Salon Presentation about Tammany Hall’s manipulation of city decisions that still influence political dynamics in NYC

NYC Votes and even year elections

 

An Instagram Reel explaining the context, history, and benefits of consolidating local elections into higher turnout even years.

 

2022 graduate student leader award

“cONFRONTING iMPOSTER sYNDROME” eVENT

why do we feel like a fraud?

Investigating and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

On April 7, 2022, Andrea Fondulas and The New School Student Senate hosted an event about confronting the pervasive syndrome of feeling like a fraud. Imposter Syndrome is felt by a wide variety of people, even Michelle Obama, Albert Einstein, and Lady Gaga. In this event, see Andrea’s opening remarks and three speakers who offer different perspectives and insight into Imposter Syndrome.

 

2022 Commencement SHOW