Collective Coping: Research Based Conversations about Our Well-being

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Join mental health scholars and students for a 3-day lecture series focusing on breaking the stigma on mental health and creating research-based understanding and connections about our well-being. Hosted by the Doctoral Program in Educational leadership, Psychological Counseling Services, and the Warrior Cross Cultural Center.

The zoom link for the session(s) will be sent to the email you provided below upon RSVP.
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I would like to RSVP to the following sessions on Day 1, March 15th: (zoom link emailed upon rsvp)

10:30-11:30am: Opening session: Framing our conversations about mental health.

12:00-1:30pm: Conceptualizing public and mental health in the current socio-cultural climate.

3:00-4:00pm: Counseling session: Building your mental health toolbox.

I would like to RSVP to the following sessions on Day 2, March 16th: (zoom link emailed upon rsvp)

9:30am-11am. Poverty and it's impact in children's mental health.

1pm-2:30pm. Mitigating mental health disparities in underrepresented college students.

3-4:30pm. Digital Storytelling as a tool to improve mental health.

5-6:30pm. Student panel: Latinx students and their experiences in the use of digital storytelling to attain mental wellbeing.

I would like to RSVP to the following sessions on Day 3, March 17th: (zoom link emailed upon rsvp)

9:30-11am. Mental wellbeing and resiliency in a diverse student body.

11am-12pm. Counseling Session: Building your mental health toolbox.

1:30-3pm. Transformative Approaches to Mitigate Psychological Trauma and Mental Health Disparities in Latinx Immigrant Communities.

3:30-4:30pm. Counseling Session: Building your mental health toolbox.

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