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National Hazing Prevention week

The Student Affairs Blog

Dear students, This week begins the start of National Hazing Prevention week. At VCU, selective organizations are student organizations for which upon invitation for membership, individuals do not automatically become members of the organization and have a period of time between invitation for membership and being initiated into membership.

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Hazing prevention and discipline

The Student Affairs Blog

We ask all students, faculty, and staff to carefully review the University’s Hazing Prevention and Discipline policy. Currently the university is investigating allegations that three other registered student organizations, which are not fraternities or sororities, participated in hazing. Sincerely, Charles Klink, Ph.D.

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How schools are expanding student mental health support without hiring more counselors

EAB

Putting it together: Aligning campus services with every dimension of student wellness Stepped Care models show us that our non-clinical programs and services have a role to play in supporting student wellbeing , and the Eight Dimensions model gives us a blueprint for doing so in a way that is holistic and grounded in established theory.

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DEI Blog – Being First-Generation: A Challenge & a Gift

College for Creative Study

By Katie Gaither – Director of Student Engagement – Office of Student Affairs Nearly 25% of CCS students are first-generation college students (otherwise known as “first-gens”)! To get some community-building experience, I co-ran a student organization on campus as well.

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5 Proven Student Engagement Strategies for The Fall!

Campus Groups

Therefore, it is important to direct students to key resources within the platform, including the Student Organization Directory and Centralized Campus Calendar of events. Outside of a dedicated community platform, students should be directed to other resources used to learn about campus engagement opportunities.

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5 Tips for Recruiting and Enrolling Latine/x Students in Your Community College

EAB

Colleges can make progress toward helping students feel they belong in the following ways: Hire diverse staff and faculty. You can also have a member of these programs talk to students during tours, open houses, and student organization fairs. Latine/x students need to see themselves in your materials.