Are you a student leader who:

• Wants to show up for your people, but isn’t always sure how?

• Has had someone open up to you and thought, “I hope I’m handling this right”?

• Wants clear, practical tools to support peers’ mental health and well-being?

Student leaders are often the first to notice when a friend, teammate, or org member is struggling. The Student Well-Being Leadership Series is a monthly training series designed to help student leaders build real-world skills around well-being and mental health. Learn how to listen effectively, respond when someone is in distress, and connect peers to campus resource, all while strengthening your leadership and helping create a more caring campus community.

Wednesday, February 18

4-5pm in JES A207-A

Helping Someone in Distress

Wednesday, March 25

4-5pm in JES A207-A

Motivational Interviewing

Coming in April: Suicide Prevention Training

Date/time/location TBA

These trainings are open to any student interested in contributing to a campus culture of care, especially student organization leaders in the mental health space. Click here to RSVP!

Presented by the Liberal Arts Humanitas Student Well-Being Collective.