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Kognito for Faculty & Staff
45 min training – Users learn the signs of psychological distress, practice talking with 3 unique virtual students, and learn techniques for referring them to counseling services.
QPR Gatekeeper
1 ½ hour interactive presentation - Incorporating the basic QPR core curriculum. The course covers myths regarding suicide, warning signs, and how to inquire about suicides. The course also includes an opportunity for questions and discussion.
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Syllabi Content
Statement on Student Wellness
Your course syllabus is a great opportunity to send a positive signal of your support for students' learning and well-being by including recommendations and encouragement for students to take care of themselves and seek help when needed. This section of your syllabus can also provide students with important information for getting help, including direct links and contact information for support services. And, if you feel so inclined, this section is also a place to directly invite students to reach out to you when they have questions or need help. We invite you to consider incorporating one of the following messages within your syllabus:
Supporting our students

Helping a Disruptive Student
Severely troubled or disruptive students exhibit behaviors that signify an obvious crisis and necessitate more immediate intervention. Learn more
Helping Student Veterans
You can help UF student veterans by recognizing who they are and understanding their unique experiences and needs. Learn more
Worried About a Student
Find information about signs of distress, how to speak with a student in distress, referring to campus resources and following up. Learn more
Coping With Hatred
Reflect on who you are. Explore your intersecting identities and privileges. Recognize your own biases and stereotypes. Learn MoreOther Resources
Go to our CWC Resources page to take a look at our ever growing list of our mental health resources by theme and area of service.