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Strategies for Improving Student Mental Health

The Chronicle is once again partnering with Dr. Kimberly Quinn, seasoned faculty member, psychology expert, and founder of Mindcraft University, to host a timely Mental Health Forum. This virtual three-hour program will provide faculty and staff with context, tools, and strategies to help better support students through their most common struggles in today's uncertain environment.

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"Kimberly provided an abundance of information and relevant data to give context to her instruction and ideas. Whether you are a faculty member or support staff, this program will bring you into the lived experience of our current students so you can bring additional value to the work you already do."

"I found the Higher Education Mental Health Forum to be exceptionally well-organized, with a thoughtful structure that facilitated meaningful engagement. The presenters demonstrated a deep understanding of their topics, offering valuable insights and practical strategies that reflected both expertise and experience in the field."

"Kimberly is an incredible facilitator and so brilliant. If every university had a Kimberly, we could accomplish so much more. Until then, I'll do my best to show up for my students like she does for hers."

This Mental Health Awareness Month, take charge of your role in creating a supportive environment and building strong mental health practices on your campus. Space is filling up quickly in this important program—register soon to save your spot! For groups of 10 or more, reach out to workshops@chronicle.com for information on our group rate. Register

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