College and university students often face barriers like cultural perceptions, financial constraints, geographical barriers, eligibility requirements, and the pervasive stigma associated with seeking help that prevents them from accessing the support they need. How can campus communities break down these barriers and foster help-seeking behaviors, particularly among underrepresented groups?
This engaging, solution-oriented discussion will equip you with strategies that promote a supportive environment, transforming the help-seeking landscape. Learn what your school can do to build a campus culture where students are confident in accessing and utilizing support services, ultimately enhancing their academic success and well-being.
Moderator:
- Alcino Donadel, University Business
Panelists:
- Brianna Yahaya, M.S Ed., Student Life Coordinator, Saybrook University
- Travis W. Proffitt, M.A., Assistant Vice President for Retention, Emory & Henry University
