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Advocate Status (Choose 2 or more topics)

Question Persuade Refer (QPR) Training

  • 11/14/2024, 10 - 11:30 am
  • UC 414 (30 person max, email counselingservices@nku.edu to register)
  • QPR is an emergency response strategy to someone in a mental health crisis.

Champion Status (Earn Advocate Status and add 2 or more topics)

Mental Health Resources Workshop (Faculty or Staff)

  • 11/19/2024, 11 - 12:00 pm
  • Register at https://nku.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6gqY0kyrymGp65g
  • Attend in Person (SU 106) or Zoom.
  • Workshop participants will learn more about mental health & well-being services/resources available on campus and discuss referral pathways and student engagement strategies.

Trauma Informed Community Basics (Student, Faculty, or Staff)

  • 11/15/2024, 1-2:30 pm
  • SU 105/Zoom; email deanofstudents@nku.edu to register
  • Learn about the basics of trauma: how it can impact the brain, body, psychology, and behavior of people. Participants will also learn about tips and best practices to creating safer classroom and campus environments, how to best connect people with NKU supports, and when disclosure of a person’s circumstances might be needed.

More Help A Norse Champion Sessions will be offered in Spring 2025!

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Designed to help employees and student leaders connect with resources that support student well-being, NKU faculty, staff, or student leaders can take part in workshops and connections sessions designed to help participants make informed recommendations to NKU students in need. This program is similar to other successful training efforts in our campus community, like Ally and Bystander Training (LGBTQA+ Student Initiatives) or Green Zone Brigade training (Veterans Resource Station).

Once you earn Help A Norse Advocate or Champion status, you'll receive a sticker (or magnet) honoring your commitment to this initiative. These badges show those around you that you are part of our informed care community. Collaborative offices include Counseling Services, the Norse Violence Prevention Center, Student Wellness Education, Student Accessibility, and other offices offering workshops to support this initiative.

If you have questions about Help A Norse Champions, please email deanofstudents@nku.edu