Upcoming Programs

Check back in the fall for information about programs coming up during the 2013-2014 year!

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Hope you have a good summer break!

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RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) Basic Self-Defense Class for Women is generally offered once each semester. If you have a group of women who'd like to take the class at another time, it may be possible to arrange an additional class. Some important information: the program consists of 12 hours of instructional training and simulation and participants must complete at least the first 9 hours of instruction in order to complete the class, participation fee is $25, the minimum class size is 6 participants and the maximum is 12. For more information contact Brenda at x4292 (895-4292) or Officer Gehrke (895-6141).

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The Peer Educators are available to do educational programs related to alcohol use, sexual assault, and suicide prevention. Peer Educators are student volunteers who work with the counselors to develop and present programs such as interactive presentations, discussions, games, tabling events, and informational materials with the goal of increasing Cornell students’ knowledge and effective decision-making in various areas of mental health and wellness. If you would like to have the Peer Educators do a program for your organization, residence hall, etc., or to find out how to apply to be a Peer Educator next school year, please contact Alice Fridman Glass at AFridman@cornellcollege.edu.

Take the PingMyHealth Survey Now!

Students of Cornell, the Ebersole nurses and counselors would like to invite you to take advantage of a great opportunity to learn about your own personal health and wellness! Just log into the website and take the PingMyHealth Survey. It’s fun and only takes about 5 minutes. At no time will we see your personal survey.

**Ping My Health is not currently available and we're uncertain if this is temporary. You may access other online screenings about alcohol, eating, and mood concerns from our homepage www.cornellcollege.edu/counseling (click the “Online Mental Health Screening” link in the middle of the page).

Previous Programs:

Stress Free Zone, Tues., April 30, 11:15am-12:45pm, Orange Carpet; sponsored by the Counseling Center, Intramural & Wellness Programs, Student Life, Chaplain’s Office, Office of Student Affairs, Health Center, Career Engagement Center

Pet Therapy, Tues., April 9, 11:15am-12:45pm, Dogs on the OC and
Cats in Shaw; Co-sponsored by Counseling, Residence Life, and Animal Welfare Coalition

So You Think You Can Party? How to Stay Safe While Having Fun, Fri., Feb. 1, 6:30-8:30pm, Bowman-Carter formal lounge. Sponsored by Peer Educators, Counseling Center, and Residence Life.

Stress Free Zone, Thurs., Jan. 31, 11:15am-12:45pm, on the OC. Sponsored by Counseling Center and Active Minds.

The Truth About Suicide, Wed., Dec. 12, 4-5pm, Hedges; sponsored by the Peer Educators & the Counseling Center

Purple Proud: Gift Giving, Wed., Dec. 12, 11am-1pm, OC, sponsored by many departments in the Division of Student Affairs

Pet Therapy, Wed., Nov. 14, 11:15am-12:45pm, dogs on the OC and cats in Shaw; sponsored by Counseling Center, Psi Chi, and Animal Welfare Coalition

Drinking 101: Beyond Alcohol.Edu, Mon., Nov. 12, 11:15am-12:45pm, on the OC; sponsored by Peer Educators and the Counseling Center

Stress Free Zone, Wed., Sept. 19, 11:15am-12:45pm, on the OC

RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) basic self-defense class for women, Sept. 12,16, 19, and 23. Sponsored by Counseling Center, Campus Safety, and MVPD.