AUCCCO Fall Webinar SeriesAUCCCO is proud to present a fall webinar series with three engaging sessions featuring expert speakers on topics relevant to college counseling and higher education. Dates & Times Continuing Education Registration & Pricing
Webinar Lineupπ September 12, 2025 β 1:00 PM ETPresenters: Batsirai Bvunzawabay, PhD & Rebecca Rampe, PsyD Abstract: Being an outreach provider fosters skill development in many areas that benefit a career and a provider's community throughout a lifetime. Skills in conducting a needs assessment, developing interpersonal relationships, communication, program development, program evaluation, and more allow professionals to continue to grow as clinicians while influencing community or administrative change in various settings beyond UCCCs. This program will highlight the importance of these skills, drawing from seasoned outreach professionals working in administrative roles and diverse settings such as private practice, academic medicine, teaching, and community mental health. The presenters will draw upon a previously published article on outreach competencies, applying a social justice and trauma-inclusive lens to explore selected skills. In addition, the program will discuss the βart of conveningβ and the creative process of fostering productive, open, and transparent spaces. Learning Objectives:
π October 2, 2025 β 1:00 PM ETPresenters: Deidre Weathersby, PhD & Teresa Michaelson, PhD Abstract: This presentation will cover sustainable structures in outreach and prevention within higher education mental health facilities. The presenters will cover serving students with cultural humility while maintaining enduring systems for outreach delivery. Topics will include training programs, peer education and staffing structures that support the successful delivery of outreach mental health and well-being services. Consistent, scalable and impactful services that are measurable are part of best practices and will be discussed. Participants will be encouraged to take information and apply to their unique needs within their counseling centers and other systems. Finally, working within all stakeholders including academic affairs and student support services will be considered as a mainstay to providing effective prevention efforts. Learning Objectives:
π November 7, 2025 β 1:00 PM ETPresenter: Gary Glass, PhD Abstract: This session, building on the Strategic Outreach webinar offered earlier this year, will review tangible and pragmatic examples and tools of outreach activities to help you develop community-level interventions as part of your outreach efforts. Relying on outreach that is built on evidence-based practices, we will review sample frameworks to guide your efforts, as well as various tools to help translate the clinical expertise of counseling centers. This session will also introduce some more specific objectives to consider as you engage in Strategic Outreach on your campus. Learning Objectives:
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