Casey Kamali
Casey Kamali
Boston Update!
Boston Update!
Boston Update!
Monday 7th September 2020
Join Casey Kamali on 'Mind in Pieces' as she discusses moving to Boston for college during COVID-19, tackling remote learning and mental health challenges.
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Casey Kamali
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Get the buttons here!Boston Bound: Casey Kamali's College Life During COVID
I know everyone's kind of just navigating covid life, especially in college. Now things are a little bit interesting, but hopefully I'll be able to kind of sit down with people and talk about that too- what it's like to be in college during a pandemic.
Moving to a new city is always an adventure, but doing it during a pandemic? That’s a whole new level of challenge. In this episode of 'Mind in Pieces', host Casey Kamali shares her journey of moving into her Boston dorm amidst the chaos of COVID-19. Casey doesn’t hold back as she talks about the stress of packing, the anxiety of traveling, and the reality of starting college life under such unusual circumstances.
Ever wondered what remote learning feels like for today’s students? Casey dives into the ups and downs of virtual classes, from technical glitches to the lack of face-to-face interaction. But it’s not just about academics. She opens up about the mental health struggles that come with being a young adult in these times. The pressure to perform, the isolation, and the constant uncertainty can be overwhelming. However, Casey also highlights the importance of peer support.
Connecting with friends and classmates, even virtually, can make a world of difference. This episode is a raw, honest look at what it’s like to be a college student during a global pandemic. Whether you’re a student yourself, a parent, or just curious about how young adults are coping, Casey’s story offers valuable insights and a touch of hope.