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This session is part of the 鈥淢apping the DNA of Integrated College Health Services鈥 webinar series. This fifth webinar in the series will explore how to design and enhance facilities…
Please join co-hosts and co-editors, Thad Mantaro and Ryan Travia, for a panel presentation that explores the role of well-being leadership in higher education. The facilitated presentation will feature several…
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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…
Amid shifting financial landscapes and ongoing economic pressures, the ability to raise private support has become a defining skill for higher education executives. This session will explore why fundraising is…
Join us for “Assessing Basic Needs: A participatory webinar on current practices.” We’ll explore how institutions are currently assessing basic needs insecurity among their campus communities, establish a clear definition…
This session is part of the 鈥淢apping the DNA of Integrated College Health Services鈥 webinar series. This fourth webinar focuses on how to unify physical and behavioral health interventions into…
This presentation will introduce participants to Connect for Success, a program to expand sexual and reproductive health supports for community college students. I will present research from UCSF that demonstrates…
The ethics of multiple relationships in healthcare professions has historically received significant attention, particularly from a 鈥渄o no harm鈥 risk management approach. Less attention has been paid to multiple relationships…
As reflective practitioners, it鈥檚 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…
