CAMPUS MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION AND SERVICES OHLONE COLLEGE STEP up Ohlone
Mental Health Services Act Prop 63
Student Mental Health Initiative (SMHI) Mental Health Promotion Programs Early Intervention Peer to Peer Support Activities Suicide Prevention Programs Referral and Linkage $60M in statewide initiative funds (result of Virginia Tech)
SMHI Campus Based Grant Awards 15 colleges & consortia have been selected to receive grants ranging from $50K to $250K 1. Butte College 2. Columbia College 3. College of the Desert 4. Cuesta College 5. Fresno-Reedly College 6. Gavilan College 7. Modest Junior College 8. Orange Coast-Golden West Consortia 9. Riverside City College 10. San Diego City College 11. Santa Monica College 12. Santa Rosa Junior College 13. Sierra College 14. West Los Angeles College 15. West Valley College
SMHI Campus Based Grant Awards—Alameda County Ohlone College Cal State East Bay Peralta Colleges (Berkeley City, Alameda, Laney, Merritt)
Ohlone College’s STEP up Program Promote student mental health & well- being Reduce stigma associated with seeking help for mental health issues in higher education setting
Campus Mental Health Education and Services Grant Peer to peer support Social media outreach to reduce stigma & discrimination Capacity building & partnership development Promote mental health & reduce stigma and discrimination
Objective 1: Peer to Peer Support (N=8) Key informant interviews Focus groups Symposium for broadcasting/journ alism students Recruit student tutors to support outreach Collaborate with ASOC & student clubs to host events Training for peer mentors
Objective 2: Social Media Outreach (N=10) Online screening tools Commission campaign logo design “Visualizing mental health” infographics series Skits contest Video contest Implement ISP program
Objective 3: Capacity Building (N=10) Training by CARS Mental health/wellness language in syllabi Coffee & chat with counseling dept. Establish referral network “I have a student … “ panel
STEP up Ohlone website
STEP up Ohlone—online training modules supported by Kognito (the premiere training organization for CCCs and other universities)
online training modules for staff, faculty, & students
How Faculty Senate can support the campaign #1: Promote the inclusion of mental health and stress management language in course syllabi #2: Encourage faculty to attend Flex Day workshops or participate in online training modules
Ohlone’s Grant Award, $332,182 FY 12/13 $107,168 FY 13/14 $439,350
People / 100 Days Team PRESENTATION TO FACULTY MEMBERS OHLONE COLLEGE, FREMONT, CA FIXED DAY AUGUST 13, 2004