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Mental Health on Campus: Counseling and Judicial Affairs Partnerships
Wednesday 8-Sep-10 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM CDT
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Total Seats: 200
Reserved: 36
Webinar | Speaker W. Scott Lewis and Brian Van Brunt |
Event Description
The behavioral and mental health needs of our students are changing. This webinar will discuss counseling trends and offer conduct officers some valuable background information in terms of students they may encounter. We will discuss the importance of being clear between "walking a student over for help" versus "referral to obtain a risk assessment". You will improve your ability to identify types of student behavior appropriate for referral for mandated counseling assessment, including suicidal actions, severe eating disorders, threats to others, inability to care for self (schizophrenia), extreme risk taking, aggression management, extreme alcohol dependence and domestic violence. We will discuss the importance of judicial affairs and counseling working together to improve service delivery to students.
Through the webinar you will
- Gain a better understanding of current trends in mental health on campus
- Develop ways to improve referrals between judicial affairs staff and counseling staff
- Understand how HIPPA and FERPA apply to information sharing between departments
- Understand how the release of information documents can be used to help improve communications
- Among other topics......
We hope your institution will be able to join us. This webinar will apply to both 4 year institutions as well as Community Colleges.
Technical Requirements
You will need a telephone for the webinar. Web conferencing requires a 56 Kbps modem and a recent version of a Java-enabled browser. On a PC, you will need Windows XP or later and at least 256 MB of RAM.
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Handouts will be emailed to you approximately three days prior to the webinar. Dial in instructions will be emailed to you the day before the webinar.
Your registration includes one phone connection, one Internet connection, and all participants in one room per location. You will be charged an additional connection fee per phone for multiple phone connections at one location.
Refund Policy
Refunds will be issued less a $25 administrative fee until 5:00 pm Friday, September 3, 2010. No refunds will be issued after 5:00 pm on Friday, September 3, 2010. All refund requests must be received in writing and may be sent to asca@tamu.edu.
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Webinar Times:
2:30 pm - 4:00 pm Eastern Time
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Central Time
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm Mountain Time
11:30 am - 1:00 pm Pacific Time
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| Becky McNair | Becky McNair | ||
| (979) 845-5262 | (979) 845-5262 | ||
| (979) 458-1714 FAX | (979) 458-1714 FAX | ||
Mental Health on Campus: Counseling and Judicial Affairs Partnerships
Wednesday 8-Sep-10 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM CDT
Speaker W. Scott Lewis and Brian Van Brunt
Biography
W. Scott Lewis, JD is the president of ASCA, a partner with the National Center for Higher Education Risk Management (NCHERM), and serves as associate general counsel for Saint Mary's College in Indiana. He has been interviewed and/or featured by The Chronicle of Higher Education, Newsweek, NPR, NBC, USA Today, Today's Campus, as well as other publications and sources.
Mr. Lewis serves as an author and editor in a number of areas including legal issues in higher education, campus safety and student development, campus conduct board training, and other higher education issues. His recent works include Gamechanger: Reshaping Campus Sexual Misconduct Through Litigation, Threat Assessment in the Campus Setting, Second Generation Behavioral Intervention Team Practices, The Faculty Mentor Series, The Perfect Storm: Understand and Dealing with the New "Millennial" Student, Campus Safety 101, The Returning Veterans and "College and University Liability for Violent Campus Attacks" (Journal of College and University Law, April 2008).
Mr. Lewis has 20 years of experience serving as a student affairs administrator, faculty administrator, crisis/behavioral team chair, faculty member, corporate instructor, and consultant in higher education in both public and private institutions. He is a frequent keynote and plenary speaker, nationally recognized for his work on behavioral intervention for students in crisis and distress, classroom and office management, and dealing with disruptive students. Mr. Lewis presents and trains regularly throughout the country, assisting colleges, universities, and corporations with legal, judicial, and risk management issues, as well as policy development and implementation.
Mr. Lewis serves as an author and editor in a number of areas including legal issues in higher education, campus safety and student development, campus conduct board training, and other higher education issues. His recent works include Gamechanger: Reshaping Campus Sexual Misconduct Through Litigation, Threat Assessment in the Campus Setting, Second Generation Behavioral Intervention Team Practices, The Faculty Mentor Series, The Perfect Storm: Understand and Dealing with the New "Millennial" Student, Campus Safety 101, The Returning Veterans and "College and University Liability for Violent Campus Attacks" (Journal of College and University Law, April 2008).
Mr. Lewis has 20 years of experience serving as a student affairs administrator, faculty administrator, crisis/behavioral team chair, faculty member, corporate instructor, and consultant in higher education in both public and private institutions. He is a frequent keynote and plenary speaker, nationally recognized for his work on behavioral intervention for students in crisis and distress, classroom and office management, and dealing with disruptive students. Mr. Lewis presents and trains regularly throughout the country, assisting colleges, universities, and corporations with legal, judicial, and risk management issues, as well as policy development and implementation.
Brian Van Brunt has worked in the counseling field for over fifteen years. He served as director of counseling at New England College from 2001-2007 and currently serves as director of counseling and testing at Western Kentucky University. Dr. Van Brunt’s counseling style draws from a variety of approaches, though primarily from the humanistic/person-centered style of treatment with its emphasis on warmth, compassion, empathy, unconditional positive regard, individual choice and personal responsibility. He is a certified QPR suicide prevention trainer and trained in BASICS alcohol intervention. Dr. Van Brunt is also a senior trainer in John Byrne's Aggression Management program.
Dr. Van Brunt currently serves as the president of the American College Counseling Association. He has presented nationally on counseling ethics, mandated counseling, and testing and assessment for the American College Counseling Association (ACCA), Association of College and University Counseling Center Directors (AUCCCD), American College Personnel Association (ACPA) and the National Association of Forensic Counselors (NAFC). Dr. Van Brunt has presented on web site design at the Georgia College Counseling Association (GCCA) conference in 2007 and was awarded the American College Health Association Innovation Grant for his work on New England College’s website. Dr. Van Brunt has taught graduate classes in counseling theory, ethics, testing and assessment and program evaluation. He has taught undergraduate classes in adjustment and personal growth, deviance and counseling theory.
Mental Health on Campus: Counseling and Judicial Affairs Partnerships
Wednesday 8-Sep-10 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM CDT
Webinar
Mental Health on Campus: Counseling and Judicial Affairs Partnerships
Wednesday 8-Sep-10 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM CDT
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