Resources to Help Faculty
You work closely with students to educate them and help them grow as future professionals, future contributors to the world. At times you notice students who may be struggling in their studies, in their life.
At times you may be concerned about how a student is reacting in a class.
And as a caring professional, you wonder what you can do to help.
How Can Counseling Services Help YOU?
The K-State Counseling Services is available to consult with you about these concerns and to help you find solutions. Hopefully, the resources listed on our website will be of use to you initially.
Consultation - what you might expect in contacting our office to consult about a concern you have regarding a student.
Warning Signs of Student Distress - Outlines how KSU Faculty and Staff can recognize warning signs and steps you can take to be a helpful resource to that student.
Needing a Presentation? - The Counseling Services staff can be available to present to your class or office on a variety of topics; this section identifies some possible topics and explains how you can request a presentation.
At-Risk Training - At-Risk is a web-based gatekeeper training simulation designed to teach faculty/staff to effectively identify, approach, and refer students struggling or in mental distress
You are welcome to phone the Counseling Services to consult with a staff member for more information.
Our office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday (except holidays).
Our phone number is 785-532-6927.