At-Risk for College and University

Users are introduced to their virtual coach and learn about psychological distress, how it impacts college students, and what they can do when they’re concerned about a student.

Users learn to recognize signs of distress and communication strategies when talking with a student in distress. In this conversation the learner practices talking with a student in distress and exploring support options.

Users learn ways to talk with and refer a student who may be experiencing suicidal ideation. Then engage in a practice conversation with a student who they are concerned about, help the student open up and make a referral.

Users practice a conversation with a student who has experienced a loss and has shown a change in their classroom behavior. In this practice conversation, learners raise their concerns about the changes in behavior, express empathy for the student’s experience and refer them to potential support resources.

Users review the importance of the role they play in creating a connected campus where all students have a strong sense of belonging and feel supported.

Throughout the course, users have access to a printable summary and a web page that includes a list of national, local and school-specific resources.

The course is available online 24/7. Users are asked to complete pre-, post-, and 3-month follow-up surveys to assess changes in skills, attitudes, and behavior. Upon completion, users receive a certificate of completion. Clients have access to usage reports and evaluation data via the Kognito client portal.