April 6, 2020
Quarantunes: FoN Edition
When words fail, music speaks. Music is a way for all of us to get messages of optimism and hope and each of us hears and sees a different message in songs.
As we are all adjusting to new norms, we've decided to launch this weekly playlist project to share songs that are keeping our UÀóÖ¦ÊÓÆµ Nursing community going.
To kick things off, we asked members of our Mental Health and Wellness team to share a song with us that has meaning and inspiration to them to share with faculty, staff, and students. Each week, we'll share a poll on our Instagram account so you can share your song picks which we'll feature and compile into upcoming playlists.
Enjoy and happy listening.
Somewhere over the Rainbow - Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwoʻole
Georgina Bagstad, instructor
"This song helps me focus on the beauty in our surroundings by expanding my thoughts beyond myself and the present situation."
Home - Phillip Phillips
Julia Imanoff, doctoral student, nursing instructor, graduate teaching assistant
"This song is meaningful to me because it reminds me that home is about the feeling of connected-ness in times of uncertainty. We can make our home in our physical place, but also virtual spaces."
Follow Your Arrow - Kacey Musgraves
Emma Lockyer, admissions officer/program specialist, Undergraduate Programs Office
"I find this song inspiring because it reminds me that it’s just fine to do my own thing and be proud of who I am."
Imagine (cover) - Dr. Elvis Francois
Jacqueline Smith, director of Mental Health & Wellness, assistant professor
"A global pandemic brings us all together as one."
Music Box Dancer - Frank Mills
Judy Hanson, BN’79, MN’83, instructor emerita and co-lead of Gold Alumni Executive
"It is a joyful and light piece of music that makes me want to dance!"