Fall 2021 Seminar

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Fall 2021 Seminar

Eberly Center Faculty Program

Supporting Ourselves and Our Students: Navigating Mental Health in the Classroom *

How can you attend to students’ mental health crises while maintaining your own well-being? What are students’ top concerns that impact their learning in the classroom? How can you design and teach courses in a way that inherently supports student well-being? This seminar, jointly facilitated by Counseling and Psychological Services CaPS) and the Eberly Center, presents actionable strategies for supporting both instructors and students in navigating mental health concerns, while establishing and maintaining boundaries for oneself.

Wednesday, Sept 29, 3:30-5:00pm, EDT (Zoom link TBD)

CONTACT INFORMATION

Last Name *

First Name *

Andrew Email Address *

(@andrew.cmu.edu)

CMU School/College (primary affiliation) *

CMU Department (primary affiliation) *

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Accommodations (not related to food/lodging)

Please check here if the Eberly Center can provide you with any accommodations needed in order for you to fully participate in this offering (i.e., to make the event materials, location, or learning experience accessible).

If you checked the box for accommodations above, please describe the nature of the accommodations you require to make the event, materials or experience accessible to you as a learner.

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