From Student Affairs is a series for discovering the roles of Student Affairs on campus as a resource for not only students but also faculty and staff.
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Akirah J. Bradley has named Austin Jamar “JB” Banks as the associate vice chancellor and dean of students. Additionally, Devin Cramer has been appointed as the assistant dean of students.
Many students may be feeling extra overwhelmed and stressed this month. Get examples to help you recognize the signs of mental health concerns and tips for how you can help.
Nationally, college students are experiencing increasing levels of anxiety and mental health challenges. Learn more about the factors contributing to this rise and how you can help.
Approaching the topic of substance abuse and having a conversation with students can help when it comes to the choices they make and knowing when to get help.
As we begin a new semester, faculty and staff are instrumental in helping students find their niche on campus, cultivate a sense of belonging on campus and enhance their overall experience at CU.
As finals approach, stress levels for students can rise. Recognizing significant changes in behavior or appearance is the first step to supporting students who may be experiencing high levels of stress.
Here are some tips from Student Conduct & Conflict Resolution to help calm down frustrated students, de-escalate situations and keep a conversation moving forward productively.
