Stakeholders across higher ed are struggling. With internal and external pressures impacting budgets, operations, and classrooms, newfound challenges are spreading across campus everyday. While not always entangled in the fabric of these operational challenges, students are facing their own doubts—regarding their financing, the public discourse around the value of their degree, and the economy they’ll face after graduation.

How can faculty and staff help their students navigate these difficult times while staying afloat themselves? The Chronicle has partnered with Dr. Kimberly Quinn, a psychology expert and experienced faculty member, to design a virtual program that will help you understand the mental health challenges your students are facing and share strategies to work through these times together.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, take charge of your role in creating a supportive environment and building strong mental health practices on your campus. Register today to save your spot in this important program! 

For groups of 10 or more, reach out to workshops@chronicle.com for information on our group rate.