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Home  /  Events  /  The Role of Faculty in Student Mental Health

The Role of Faculty in Student Mental Health

April 08, 2021

April 8, 2021

This 90-minute webinar presents the findings of a recent national pilot study examining the perceptions and behaviors of college and university faculty as they relate to supporting student mental health and substance use. A partnership between the Mary Christie Foundation, the Healthy Minds Network, the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, and faculty at the Boston University School of Public Health, this webinar includes a presentation of topline results by Principal Investigator Sarah K. Lipson, Ph.D. The survey findings provide policy-relevant information including faculty’s experiences supporting students in distress during the COVID-19 pandemic, sense of responsibility to provide guidance and referrals for students around mental health, and needs and preferences in terms of future trainings.

Webinar Video

Related Resources:

The Role of Faculty in Student Mental Health report, April 2021

Webinar Presentation Slides, April 2021

Quadcast: Faculty’s Role in Student Mental Health. Sarah K. Lipson, PhD and Zoe Ragouzeos, Ph‪D‬, April 2021

The Steve Fund: Adapting and Innovating to Promote Mental Health and Emotional Well-Being of Young People of Color: COVID-19 and Beyond, Fall 2020

Active Minds: Creating a Culture of Caring, Faculty Resource, 2020

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