Counseling Center

Faculty and Staff Services

• Information Regarding Concerns About Student Behavior
  There are many legal, ethical, and pragmatic issues to consider when having concerns about a student's behavior.
• Considerations for Requiring Self-Exploration and Self-Disclosure in Coursework
  Self-exploration and self-disclosure exercises in curriculum can produce unique difficulties for students.
• Tips for Dealing with Distressed Students
  Faculty and staff are often the first to see that a student is having difficulties. We offer you information about dealing with difficult or distressed students.
• Outreach Services
  We can arrange with you to come to your class or student group and present information on a variety of psychologically-related topics including stress management, communication skills, relationship issues, and academic skills.
• Consultation Services
  We are happy to talk with individual faculty or staff about difficulties with a single student or group of students. We also talk with faculty or staff groups. You may contact any of our staff to begin the consultation process.
• On-line Workshops
  On-line workshops are pdf documents that we make available to students, faculty and staff. In most cases, these would be the same presentations we would make in person.
• Self-Help Materials
  The Counseling Center produces a number of handouts on a variety of topics for students to use. These are available at every Counseling Center office.
• Other Services
  We have associated our Counseling Center with the nationally recognized college student help web site, Ulifeline.
• Contacting Us
  We have offices available at all campuses. Please feel free to call us if you have any questions.

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