CSW 3/15 Updates
Peer Guide applications are live and due by Friday, March 23 at 5:00 p.m. To view and/or complete the application, please click here!
Peer Guides are Vanderbilt undergraduate students who have received training in wellbeing. The Peer Guide Program provides undergraduate students a space to seek peer support and guidance in one or more of the following areas: emotional wellbeing, life transitions, personal health, self-efficacy, social support and relationship-building, and stress management.
Benefits to Serving as a Peer Guide:
- Gain knowledge and skills that support students during times of personal growth and/or challenge.
- Bolster your resume by highlighting coaching abilities and overall paraprofessional experience.
- Increase your knowledge of pertinent wellbeing practices and strategies.
- Enhance leadership, inter/intrapersonal communication, and Motivational Interviewing skills.
Please forward this information to students who may be interested in applying. If you know of anyone who is interested in meeting with a Peer Guide for individual coaching, please call the Center for Student Wellbeing at 615-322-0480 or drop into the Center to schedule an appointment. Should you have additional questions, please contact Jason E. Steinas at Jason.e.steinas@vanderbilt.edu. For more information, visit https://www.vanderbilt.edu//healthydores/peerguides/
The Center for Student Wellbeing, Office for Inclusive Excellence, Martha Rivers Ingram Commons and VU Athletics present An Evening with Kate Fagan: The Pressure to be Perfect.
Touched by the suicide of 19-year-old University of Pennsylvania track star Maddy Holleran in 2014, Fagan wrote What Made Maddy Run. The novel, which explores Maddy’s story as well as Fagan’s personal experiences as a former college athlete, offers commentary on mental health in universities, the pressure of perfectionistic thinking, and social media’s ability to skew reality.
Free books to the first 200 attendees!
GME/MVE
Anchor Link: https://anchorlink.vanderbilt.edu/event/1759842