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1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST
Friday Webinar: Partnering to Care for the Well-Being Needs of your Campus Community
5/12/2023 - 5/12/20231:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST
Event Description
Presenter: Emily Pettit, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships, The Virtual Care Group
Almost 50% of 2022 entering college students report being "Mentally Exhausted” (BCSSE, 2022) as they were beginning college. With the increase in student need running head first into the employee Great Resignation/Quiet Quitting, sustainable solutions are complicated. This session will highlight the national data on campus wellness, review a telehealth partnership case study and share some resources for caring for your campus community.
About the Presenter:
I have served on the Student Services frontline for 25 years at 2 and 4 year institutions; most recently as the Associate Vice President for Student Success and Title IX Coordinator at a university in Georgia. Using my degrees in Psychology and Counseling, I have enjoyed developing and implementing initiatives supporting student success - carefully attending to wellness and retention concerns. As the new Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at the Virtual Care Group, I shift my care and concern for students from the micro level (on campus) to the macro level (supporting colleges nationally) to focus on the well-being of ALL college students.
Almost 50% of 2022 entering college students report being "Mentally Exhausted” (BCSSE, 2022) as they were beginning college. With the increase in student need running head first into the employee Great Resignation/Quiet Quitting, sustainable solutions are complicated. This session will highlight the national data on campus wellness, review a telehealth partnership case study and share some resources for caring for your campus community.
About the Presenter:
I have served on the Student Services frontline for 25 years at 2 and 4 year institutions; most recently as the Associate Vice President for Student Success and Title IX Coordinator at a university in Georgia. Using my degrees in Psychology and Counseling, I have enjoyed developing and implementing initiatives supporting student success - carefully attending to wellness and retention concerns. As the new Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at the Virtual Care Group, I shift my care and concern for students from the micro level (on campus) to the macro level (supporting colleges nationally) to focus on the well-being of ALL college students.