Counseling & Human Relations Center

Join Dan Rafferty from the Counseling office during these open group sessions. A group to explore identity, emotional insight, and the dynamics of healthy relationships in everyday life. Any student interested can join. Come to one or as many as you like! No advance registration is needed. 

Join Dan Rafferty from the Counseling office during these open group sessions. A group to explore identity, emotional insight, and the dynamics of healthy relationships in everyday life. Any student interested can join. Come to one or as many as you like! No advance registration is needed. 

Join Dan Rafferty from the Counseling office during these open group sessions. A group to explore identity, emotional insight, and the dynamics of healthy relationships in everyday life. Any student interested can join. Come to one or as many as you like! No advance registration is needed. 

Join Dan Rafferty from the Counseling office during these open group sessions. A group to explore identity, emotional insight, and the dynamics of healthy relationships in everyday life. Any student interested can join. Come to one or as many as you like! No advance registration is needed. 

Join Dan Rafferty from the Counseling office during these open group sessions. A group to explore identity, emotional insight, and the dynamics of healthy relationships in everyday life. Any student interested can join. Come to one or as many as you like! No advance registration is needed. 

We invite you to join our December faculty mentoring discussion in CTLR for an engaging discussion with our Student Mental Health Team. We will explore the range of actions faculty can take to support students’ mental health and the appropriate boundaries in this area. This is an opportunity to share your perspectives, ask questions, and collaborate on finding a balanced approach that fosters student well-being while respecting the roles and limits of faculty involvement.  As always, these lunches afford the time to meet and bond with fellow faculty – new and seasoned.

To build toward collective liberation, we must work together. Often this involves conflict, between us and our oppressors; between us and our comrades, friends, and allies; and internally as we unpack and heal our internalized biases.

To build toward collective liberation, we must work together. Often this involves conflict, between us and our oppressors; between us and our comrades, friends, and allies; and internally as we unpack and heal our internalized biases.