The need for student mental health resources for all levels of learners has never been higher. In fact, a recent survey of 3,500 graduate students at 12 public institutions found that 67% of respondents scored low on well-being factors (Ogilvie et al., 2021).
To help address these important challenges, Vector Solutions has a new mental health course for graduate students tailored to fit their unique needs, such as navigating the fallout from COVID-19, parenting or caretaking responsibilities, and overwhelming stress related to their academic program. We designed this training to help support the unique needs of graduate students in managing their mental health challenges.
Free Resource | The Relationship Between Alcohol and Sexual Assault
For many teens that graduate high school, moving to and attending a university is an essential milestone on the road to adulthood. This transition often includes increased independence, new opportunities for personal and social exploration, as well as academic and intellectual development. However, with these burgeoning prospects for positive growth, there comes the increased potential for experiencing negative consequences that may result from alcohol consumption and sexual assault.
Download this study from over 230k students regarding alcohol consumption, and attitudes and behaviors surrounding sexual assault.
Webinar | Beyond Pride Month - Supporting LGBTQIA+ Students Year-Round
This webinar shared insights from recent published research as well as a national data set on health safety and well-being to dive deep on the strengths LGBTQIA+ students demonstrate, and the challenges they face when it comes to safety, well-being and inclusion on college campuses. The webinar also explored action steps institutions can take at all levels to promote thriving every month for LGBTQIA+ students.
Webinar | Building a Foundation for Student Well-Being and Success
In order to meet the demands of a new generation of college students, many schools are investing in programs to increase diversity and inclusion, address student mental health needs, improve campus safety, and equip future grads with in-demand job skills. In addition to enriching the overall student experience, such efforts can improve academic engagement and pay dividends when it comes to boosting retention and graduation rates.
In this webinar, hear insights from education experts about how higher education leaders can and must innovate to meet the needs of future learners.
As colleges and universities prepare for the 2022-23 academic year and with campus members away for campus break, the summer months make for a perfect time for facilities staff members to reassess the grounds and facilities maintenance needs. There are a few different areas that facilities staff should consider to make their facility as modern and safe as possible. Some include lower operational costs; preventive maintenance; workforce management and communication; leverage technology, tools, software, and data metrics; inventory and asset management.
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