Nightline - Revision history

Fyaajayi at 18:30, 30 January 2021

2021-01-30T18:30:05Z

Fyaajayi at 07:13, 8 January 2021

2021-01-08T07:13:26Z

Fyaajayi at 07:11, 8 January 2021

2021-01-08T07:11:35Z

Fyaajayi at 07:10, 8 January 2021

2021-01-08T07:10:46Z

Fyaajayi at 07:09, 8 January 2021

2021-01-08T07:09:45Z

Fyaajayi: updated contact info, service changes for the pandemic, and current directors.

2021-01-08T07:09:02Z

updated contact info, service changes for the pandemic, and current directors.

Admin at 17:01, 8 December 2013

2013-12-08T17:01:37Z

Willhughes at 00:56, 25 April 2013

2013-04-25T00:56:16Z

68.198.253.118 at 03:11, 29 December 2010

2010-12-29T03:11:14Z

199.201.7.21 at 17:47, 21 June 2010

2010-06-21T17:47:52Z

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 |Image=Nightline.jpg
 |Founded=1982
-|Recognition=[[ABC]] / [[SGA]]
+|Recognition=[[ABC]]
 |Membership=Anonymous
 |Executive board=Faith Ajayi, Director<br>TJ Gill, Director

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 In order to maintain anonymity, listeners are prohibited from disclosing their involvement in Nightline to any other Columbia student for the duration of their time with the organization. The callers are not asked to reveal their identity, nor do the counselors have any means of identifying the callers. Since the directors of the organization are publicly known, they do not take calls.
-Barnard, Columbia College, GS, and SEAS undergraduates can train to be Nightline counselors if they have three or more semesters remaining as undergraduates. Training takes place every semester. Informational meetings are held in early September and late January. Interested students should attend an info session, visit the website, or e-mail the directors at nightlinedirectors@columbia.edu to find out more about the training process.
+Barnard, Columbia College, GS, and SEAS undergraduates can train to be Nightline counselors if they have four or more semesters remaining as undergraduates. Training takes place every semester. Informational meetings are held in early September and late January. Interested students should attend an info session, visit the website, or e-mail the directors at nightlinedirectors@columbia.edu to find out more about the training process.
 == External links ==

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 Students and Columbia community members should call Nightline if they need an anonymous, non-judgmental, and extensively trained peer to listen to them talk about any number of issues ranging from relationship problems or stress about midterms to issues surrounding sexual identity, eating disorders, suicidal thoughts or feelings of depression. Nightline reminds Columbia/Barnard students: “You don't need to be going through a crisis to call; sometimes it just helps to talk to somebody.”
-== Counselors ==
+== Listeners ==
-The Nightline counselors are student volunteers and not professionals, though they do undergo a semester-long training process.
+The Nightline listeners are student volunteers and not professionals, though they do undergo a semester-long training process.
-In order to maintain anonymity, counselors are prohibited from disclosing their involvement in Nightline to any other Columbia student for the duration of their time with the organization. The callers are not asked to reveal their identity, nor do the counselors have any means of identifying the callers. Since the directors of the organization are publicly known, they do not take calls.
+In order to maintain anonymity, listeners are prohibited from disclosing their involvement in Nightline to any other Columbia student for the duration of their time with the organization. The callers are not asked to reveal their identity, nor do the counselors have any means of identifying the callers. Since the directors of the organization are publicly known, they do not take calls.
 Barnard, Columbia College, GS, and SEAS undergraduates can train to be Nightline counselors if they have three or more semesters remaining as undergraduates. Training takes place every semester. Informational meetings are held in early September and late January. Interested students should attend an info session, visit the website, or e-mail the directors at nightlinedirectors@columbia.edu to find out more about the training process.

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 |Membership=Anonymous
 |Executive board=Faith Ajayi, Director<br>TJ Gill, Director
 |Category=[[:Category:Special interest clubs|Special interest]]
 |Contact=nightlinedirectors@columbia.edu<br> 1(301)-715-8592 (Zoom Audio) <br> Meeting ID: 919 6449 3783

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 |Name=Nightline
 |Image=Nightline.jpg
 |Recognition=[[ABC]] / [[SGA]]
 |Membership=Anonymous

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 |Recognition=[[ABC]] / [[SGA]]
 |Membership=Anonymous
-|Executive board=Lori Goldman, Director<br>Zoe Pinter, Director
+|Executive board=Faith Ajayi, Director<br>TJ Gill, Director
 |Category=[[:Category:Special interest clubs|Special interest]]
-|Contact=nightlineinfo@columbia.edu<br>(212) 854-7777 (x7777)
+|Contact=nightlinedirectors@columbia.edu<br> 1(301)-715-8592 (Zoom Audio) <br> Meeting ID: 919 6449 3783
-|Website=www.columbia.edu/cu/nightline}}
+|Website=https://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/nightline/}}
 '''Nightline''' is a confidential, nonjudgmental peer counseling hotline that primarily serves the [[Barnard College]] and [[Columbia University]] communities and their affiliates. It allows students to get support on any issue from an anonymous counselor who is also an undergraduate student. Nightline supports its callers by providing both a listening and referral service.
-Nightline counselors can be reached at 212-854-7777 every night of the academic year between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m.
+During the pandemic, Nightline has had to adjust its hours, which are now 5-7 p.m. on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Additionally, Nightline now hosts its calls anonymously with Zoom's audio features. The phone number to call during the pandemic is 1 (301)-715-8592, and the Meeting ID to enter when prompted is 919 6449 3783. Details can be found on Nightline's website (https://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/nightline/).
 == Scope ==
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 In order to maintain anonymity, counselors are prohibited from disclosing their involvement in Nightline to any other Columbia student for the duration of their time with the organization. The callers are not asked to reveal their identity, nor do the counselors have any means of identifying the callers. Since the directors of the organization are publicly known, they do not take calls.
-Barnard, Columbia College, and SEAS undergraduates can train to be Nightline counselors. Training takes place every semester. Informational meetings are held in early September and late January. Interested students should attend an info session or e-mail the directors at nightlineinfo@columbia.edu to find out more about the training process.
+Barnard, Columbia College, GS, and SEAS undergraduates can train to be Nightline counselors if they have three or more semesters remaining as undergraduates. Training takes place every semester. Informational meetings are held in early September and late January. Interested students should attend an info session, visit the website, or e-mail the directors at nightlinedirectors@columbia.edu to find out more about the training process.
 == External links ==
-* [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nightline/ Nightline official website]
+* [https://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/nightline/ Nightline official website]
 [[Category:Health Services]]
 [[Category:Special interest clubs]]

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 |Name=Nightline
 |Image=Nightline.jpg
 |Recognition=[[ABC]] / [[SGA]]
-|Membership=?
+|Membership=Anonymous
-|Executive board=Jessica Pulitzer, director<br>Joseph Kaptur, director
+|Executive board=Ariel Fein, Director<br>Grace Laidlaw, Director
-|Allocation=$2982.33 (ABC)<br>? (SGA)<br>([[2006]]-[[2007]])
+|Category=[[:Category:Special interest clubs|Special interest]]
-|Category=[[:Category:Special interest clubs|Special interest]]}}
+|Contact=nightlineinfo@columbia.edu<br>(212) 854-7777 (x7777)
-'''Nightline''' is a an anonymous peer counseling hotline. It allows students to get support on any issue from an anonymous counselor.
+'''Nightline''' is an anonymous, nonjudgmental peer counseling hotline. It allows students to get support on any issue from an anonymous counselor.
 == Calling ==
-Nightline counselors can be reached at '''x47777''' every night between 10pm and 3am.
+Nightline counselors can be reached at '''x47777''' every night between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m.
 === Counselors ===
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 In order to maintain anonymity, counselors are prohibited from disclosing their involvement in Nightline to any other Columbia student for the duration of their time with the organization. The callers are not asked to reveal their identity, nor do the counselors have any means of identifying the callers. Since the directors of the organization are publicly known, they do not take calls.
 == External links ==