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From Trends to Transformation Activating Population-Level Data for Institutional Change

Drawing from the National College Health Assessment (NCHA), this session highlights how campus-wide mental health data can inform policy development, prevention strategy, and holistic well-being. Presenters will focus on institutional…

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From Caseloads to Clarity: Using Student-Level Data to Shape Counseling Services

This session will explore tools such as the CCAPS and Clinical Load Index (CLI) to analyze student/client-level trends in mental health needs, treatment outcomes, and service capacity. Presenters will highlight…

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Designing Spaces to Support Integrated Health and Wellness Services

This session is part of the “Mapping the DNA of Integrated College Health Services” webinar series. This fifth webinar in the series will explore how to design and enhance facilities…

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Transforming Support: Dallas College’s Approach to Basic Needs and Student Care

Dallas College, a multi-campus institution serving a diverse urban population, has redefined how basic needs are addressed in higher education. This session explores how the college built a scalable, equity-centered…

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How Health Professionals Can Navigate Multiple Relationships and Ethical Boundaries Across Campus

The ethics of multiple relationships in healthcare professions has historically received significant attention, particularly from a “do no harm” risk management approach. Less attention has been paid to multiple relationships…

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How We Think About Substance Use Matters: Transformative Reflections for Student Support

As reflective practitioners, it’s critical to grapple with underlying frameworks that shape our understanding of student identities and experiences. One place where biases often go unchecked is in our approaches…

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