MSS Live: Recent Episodes
The Office of Multicultural Student Services - Washington State University
Podcast for the Office of Multicultural Student Services at Washington State University - Pullman. Each episode, we’ll bring you up-to-date on recent information and announcements about what’s happening in the MSS community. Throughout the series, we’ll strive to deliver topics and subject matter relevant to the student experience at WSU. We’ll feature interviews with special guests, such as WSU faculty, administrators and other students from various departments across the university system. Tune-in for upcoming events, important resources, advice, discussions, or any other topics generated by you, our listeners. Hosted by: Dayton Matsushima, Malvin Malai-Harrison, and Wilmer Castillo
Important events and announcements from the MSS community. Join us for a quick rundown of what to expect over the next few weeks. Hosted by Wilmer Castillo, Dayton Matsushima, & Malvin Malai-Harrison. Artwork by Kristine Horita.
This week we sit down with Curtis Cohen to go over his role as ASWSU President, the functions of ASWSU, how students can get involved, and what to expect with upcoming virtual elections. We discuss more about what Curtis has heard from students regarding their virtual experience; what campus life could look like for Cougs next year; as well as concerns regarding open dialogue with Administration and Student input on decisions that impact the student experience.
Hosted by Wilmer Castillo, Dayton Matsushima, and Malvin Malai-Harrison. Produced by Malvin Malai-Harrison. Artwork courtesy of Kristine Horita.
This show is presented by the Office of Multicultural Student Services at WSU Pullman. Discretion: not all of the views expressed in this show are necessarily representative of that of Multicultural Student Services or Washington State University.
Join us for our welcome back episode as we kick off this season with more important updates from MSS and Washington State University coming up on your horizon. Every other week we'll feature exclusive updates from the community and bring on a special guest to speak on the show. This week, hosts Malvin Harrison, Dayton Matsushima, and Wilmer Castillo feature announcements and updates from all of the cultural student centers at Washington State University.
This episode we explore how COVID-19 has been affecting the mental health of students of college. We interview Charice DeGuzman, a Mental Health Professional and also a WSU '96 Alum. She shares her experiences, insights, and important resources available for students as we discuss the difficulties and nuances of conversations around mental health.
Hosted by: Wilmer Castillo, Malvin Malai-Harrison, and Dayton Matsushima
This episode we explore how COVID-19 has been affecting the mental health of students of college. But first, we take a trip around the MSS student centers for events and announcements coming up over the next few weeks.
Hosted by: Wilmer Castillo, Malvin Malai-Harrison, and Dayton Matsushima
Special guest: Arron Borja
MSS Live is the first ever podcast created by student office assistants at Multicultural Student Services. Tune in to keep up to date on community events, advice, and meaningful discussions as we delve into topics and subject matter relevant to the student experience at WSU. We’ll feature interviews with guests, such as WSU faculty, administrators and other students from various departments across the university system. Each episode we'll share important resources for students to utilize. Coming Soon.
We start off this episode by sharing upcoming events and announcements from various student centers and programs in MSS.
This episode, we're joined by the Director of Multicultural Student Services, Stephen Bischoff, Ph.D., to discuss the transition to virtual learning and its impact on students at Washington State University. We also shared important resources, tips, and advice on how students can battle Zoom Fatigue while distance learning at home.
Hosted by: Dayton Matsushima, Malvin Harrison, and Wilmer Castillo.