EARS (Empathy, Assistance & Referral Service) provides training, workshops, and peer mentoring to promote mental health, well-being, and empathy and active listening skills among the Cornell campus community. 

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EARS has reimagined its services through a new model of peer mentoring, support, and outreach which involves building relationships and integrating EARS-trained students into communities on campus. We have two new programs -- EARS Peer Mentors and Empathy Chairs -- that seek to expand our outreach to the Cornell Community. Please check out our new tabs to find out more information about each role. For our official statement on how EARS has changed, please click here. 

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Drop-in Peer Mentoring hours are now closed for the Spring 2022 semester. We will return in the Fall 2022 semester. For other additional resources, click here. 

 

For more information and updates please visit our social media channels:

Facebook: @cornellears

Instagram: @cornell_ears

 

#NoProblemTooSmall

#WeHearYou

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EARS (Empathy, Assistance and Referral Service) is a vibrant peer support, outreach, and training program open to all members of the Cornell community. EARS is not a counseling or mental health service. 

 

 

EARS Announces New Model

This Cornell Chronicle article explains our latest updates.

 

This FAQ helps address questions about our new model of services, to begin Fall 2021.

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This organization is a registered student organization of Cornell University. EARS is staffed by undergraduate, graduate students, and professional students and is advised by Cornell staff. EARS is a student-run organization that is housed under the Skorton Center for Health Initiatives and funded in part by the Student Activity Fee. 

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