This presentation will discuss the importance of disaster preparation and training on college campuses,
This webinar is part of the Faculty & Staff Resiliency series, brought to you by the ACHA Faculty & Staff Resiliency Task Force.
This presentation will discuss the importance of disaster preparation and training on college campuses with examples from University of Colorado Colorado Springs. Additionally, viewers will gain foundational education on stress and trauma, as well as skills on how to build resilience in the self and community.
Speakers
Nicole Weis, MA, LPC, LAC, RYT-200
Stephanie Hanenberg, MSN, FNP-C, FACHA
Intended Audience
- Campus Executives
- Mental Health Providers
- Health Care Providers
- College Health and Wellness Center Administrators
- Health Promotion Specialists
- Student Affairs
Related Links
- Engaging Faculty in Prevention, Early Intervention, and Resilience Initiatives That Promote Student Well-Being and Academic Success
- From Trauma to Resilience: Utilizing Lifestyle Data to Facilitate Client Growth and Change
- How Cultural Center Professionals Maintain Resiliency and Self-Care While Caring for Others
- Leading in Many Dimensions: Staff Expect Self-Care. Your Boss Demands Grit. You Desperately Need Resilience
- Radical Self-Care for the Director During an Era of Chaos and Challenge: Connecting with Resilience and Courage When You are Running on Empty
- Resilience Tree: Growing Pathways to Senior Leadership
- Restorative Practices and Resiliency for Caring Professionals
- Secondary Trauma, Burnout, and Resilience
- Student Affairs Administrators of Color in the Academy: Building on Resilience Through Counter Narrative
- Student Affairs Professionals, Work-Quality, and Well-Being
- The Road to Resilience: Developing Resilience, Grit and Emotional Fortitude
- Tolerating Moral injury: Agency and Meaning Making During Challenging Times
