Counseling Center Outreach Workshops & Programs

The center regularly provides outreach and consultation for the university.  Workshops, seminars, and guest lectures are available to faculty, staff, and students upon request. These services are designed to provide groups with information which enhances personal effectiveness and well-being, thus contributing to the retention and overall growth of students.

To request a program, please call Dr. Connie S. Briscoe at 974-2196 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. If she is not available, you will be able to leave a message for her and she will get back to you as soon as possible to take your outreach program request.

If you do not see a program listed here that you are interested in having for your group please contact Dr. Briscoe. We will attempt to accommodate special requests on topics focusing on other psychological issues.

We would appreciate your giving us at least two weeks notice because the Center staff often become quite busy toward the middle and end of the semester and sometimes cannot accommodate last minute requests.

Outreach Presentation Topics:

Relationships
Academics
General Well Being
Personal Growth
Safety

Relationships

Communication Skills
Male/Female Relationships
Grief and Loss
Assertiveness
Sexuality
Balancing Family and Career
Sexual Abuse, Assault and Rape
Dating
Sexual Orientation and Homosexuality
Group Decision Making and Leadership Skills
Conflict Resolution
Multicultural Awareness
Friendships

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Academics

Time Management
Test Anxiety and Performance Enhancement
Study Skills
Sexual Harassment
Handling Academic Difficulty

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General Well-Being

Relaxation Training
Depression: Symptoms and Treatment
Suicide: Causes, Signs and Prevention
Eating Disorders
Assessing Alcohol Use
Adult Children of Alcoholics
Stress Management

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Personal Growth

What is Counseling? When is it Helpful?
Raising Self Esteem
Shyness: Reasons and Remedies
Senior Year Transitions
Children of Divorced Parents
Dealing with Anger
Life and Career Planning
Basic Attending Skills

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Safety

QPR for Suicide Prevention
What To Do If You’ve Been Sexually Assaulted
Reducing The Risk Of Being Sexually Assaulted
Dating Violence Prevention
Spring Break Safety
Sleep and Driving
Risky Student Behavior
Traumatized Friends

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