Updated Information: Mental Health First Responders Jan. 20 at 1 p.m.
Viewing Party and Remote Options | January 20 | 1 p.m.
Mental Health First Responders: Train Faculty & Staff to Identify At-Risk Students
Thursday, January 20 – 1-2:30 PM Central time, Q & A with MSUM Care Team members 2:30-3:00 pm via Zoom (Q & A Zoom: https://minnstate.zoom.us/j/98335764132 )
Viewing Party in LI 124 in the Faculty Development Center
Snacks, coffee, and soda will be available.
RSVP for the viewing party.
If you would like to attend live remotely:
We recommend logging in at least five minutes prior to the scheduled start time.
- Go to https://paperclipcomm.adobeconnect.com/respond012022
- You will be entering the meeting as a Guest. Type your first and last name into the Name field
- Type in the Room Passcode: MH012022 (password is case-sensitive)
- Click Enter Room 5. The meeting will launch in your browser or in the Adobe Connect application (if you have the application installed). Make sure your preferred browser is up-to-date.
The state of students’ mental health continues to weigh heavily on the minds of faculty, staff, and administrators. Their frequent interaction with students also puts them in an ideal position to observe changes in students’ behavior, physical and emotional presentation, and academic performance. This “ideal position” allows for faculty and staff to engage in early intervention and referral to ensure student safety and success.
What are the warning signs of distress?
How do you initiate a conversation with students when you are concerned?
Join us for a live, interactive webinar on January 20, 2022, when our expert presenter will offer crucial, actionable takeaways on recognizing warning signs of distress and concerning behaviors when teaching either in person or online, heightened risk factors during COVID-19, and practical suggestions and tangible examples of how to initiate conversations with students of concern.
Presenter:
Dr. Meggen Tucker Sixbey is a Clinical Associate Professor and Associate Director of the University of Florida’s (UF) Counseling and Wellness Center. She is one of 12 Clinical-Law Enforcement learning site partners who were selected by the Bureau of Justice Administration’s Council for State Governments to provide content expertise and training to law enforcement around the country.
How to Access Materials
Your materials will be available 24 hours prior to the live webinar.
- Go to www.paper-clip.com/handouts
- Enter the following Password: MH012022 (password is case-sensitive)
- Click Access
This webinar will also be available on demand 48 hours after the event. Contact Brittney Goodman – brittney.goodman@mnstate.edu – for information on accessing it on demand.