Notice and Respond: Assisting Students in Distress*

Concerned for Student's Welfare,? Not Sure How to Respond?

Monday, September 28, 2015 · 12 - 1:30 PM

As a faculty member have you ever felt concern for a student’s mental or emotional welfare, but didn’t know how to respond? In this session participants will learn: ways to identify signs of distress, a variety of response options, effective communication strategies, and campus resources that can provide support. Staff from the Counseling Center will lead participants through effective interactions with distressed students drawing on examples provided in a video simulation. Lunch is provided.

*Part of Provost's Luncheon and New Faculty Seminar Series - ALL Faculty are welcome to attend.

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posted	August 20, 2015
sponsor	Faculty Development Center & Counseling Center
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