I

I

I was looking for a supportive community that took on a more active role in mental health on campus and found EARS! Also the logo is super cute :)

I first met EARS at Biofest and have been forever grateful for the close, supportive community where I can be myself. It's a space rooted in empathy and growth, and I hope to share the same sense of support and connection I've had with everyone else~

I joined EARS because I want to connect with people at a deeper level and promote the use of empathy and active listening skills across multiple contexts.

I joined EARS because I wanted to learn about and practice empathy and listening-based skills. I enjoy the culture of support and kindness that EARS members cultivate and I think it's important that Cornell has an organization like EARS where students can discuss their issues with their peers in a non-judgmental environment.

I joined EARS because I think learning and practicing active listening is extremely important and beneficial, and what EARS does is relevant to my career aspiration of becoming a mental health therapist

I

​Having involved myself with mental health advocacy in high school, I found that EARS' mission and model really resonated with me and allowed me to connect with the mental health community at Cornell. I love how EARS is an incredibly safe space that promotes empathetic conversations about mental health!

​I joined EARS because I wanted to create a more supportive and empathetic community at Cornell! As someone with a deep interest in psychiatry and neurology, I'm excited to advocate for mental health awareness and work toward reducing stigmas surrounding it.

I joined EARS to help de-stigmatize mental health struggles on campus while also learning and sharing valuable active listening skills

I

I joined EARS because I was drawn to the opportunity to create a welcoming space where students could share their stories and receive support, understanding and resources.

I

I