BE ALERT
Will you teach a class on campus?
Are you concerned about what to do if a student needs help?
Do you want to enhance your skills as an instructor?
Are you interested in getting something for FREE? ? ?
TAKE THE AT-RISK TRAINING!!!
What IS the At-Risk Program?
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.
What Makes At-Risk Unique?
At-Risk is the only available training product that allows users to learn by engaging in simulated conversations with virtual students who show symptoms of depression, anxiety, paranoia and thoughts of suicide. As a result, users are better able to handle similar situations in real life.
How long does it take to go through the training?
Users can access the training in their own time and work at their own pace; it usually takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour to complete the training if done at one sitting. However, if interrupted, you can stop and return at any time to finish.
How can I access this program?
Go to https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/embeddedform?formkey=dFpoN25XY0g5OENkSDI5V1M5TFJ2bEE6MQ to fill out a basic form and you will then be contacted with information about how to register online.
Once you register online, your individual license allows you access until mid August 2012. During that time you can go in as many times as you wish even after you have completed the training so you can refresh your skills as needed.
Co-sponsored:
Counseling Services Office of Student Life
www.k-state.edu/counseling www.k-state.edu/studentlife
Campaign for Nonviolence SafeZone
http://www.k-state.edu/nonviolence http://safezone
8/2011