Instructors are often well-positioned to recognize students who may be facing mental health struggles. I CAN Help is a training designed to help you identify students who are at risk, respond in a compassionate and helpful manner, and connect them with resources. Facilitator: Peter Barnes, Staff Psychologist

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Calling all adults that want to talk about and create art! All levels of skills are welcome. The club will focus on drawing and painting with water-based paints.-- http://go.addtocalendar.com

If you are a faculty or staff member who has experienced the death of a loved one, including a child, parent, spouse, friend, or colleague, please consider joining the Grief Support Group, which meets monthly from Noon to 1:00 p.m. in 301 Coleman-Morse Center. The 2025 fall semester meetings will be held on Tuesday, September 9; Tuesday, October 14; Tuesday, November 11; and Tuesday, December 9.  

Bi-Weekly gatherings with fellow international students, friends and allies. Come and hang out with your peers in a safe and casual space where you build community through engaging int fun activities, have meaningful conversation, and develop coping strategies. RSVP is required for each event!    For event RSVP or questions, please email: lcruz2@nd.edu

Learn how to spot scams, protect your personal information, and browse more securely. We’ll cover how AI impacts your digital footprint, practical tips for staying safe online, and ways AI can help. -- https://sjcpl.libnet.info/event/14418218