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October: Coping with Change & Transitions
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October shines a spotlight on coping with change and transitions, a theme essential for nurturing our mental health. Dive into the inaugural edition of CoogsCARE Monthly to explore the myriad of ways our institution is bolstering resilience, guiding transitions and supporting every member of our campus community on their journey.
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CoogsCARE Launches New Mental Health Resources for Students
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Read about the steps UH is taking to improve health and wellbeing on campus, including the two new cutting-edge tools available to students.
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Suicide Prevention Training QPR
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"Question, Persuade, Refer" is a nationally recognized suicide prevention program offered to the UH community to help recognize and respond to the signs of suicidal thinking or behavior.
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Professor Rheeda Walker, behavioral science researcher and licensed psychologist, offers tips for supporting loved ones who may be in need of mental health support.
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SGA, CAPS Unite to “End the Stigma”
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In Butler Plaza, a powerful display of 1,100 shirts represented the college students lost to suicide each year, bringing awareness to suicide prevention and resources.
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The Heart of UH: UHPD Sergeant Demonstrates Cougar Spirit
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UHPD Sgt. Leonard Ganther II stuns a cougar alumna with an incredible act of kindness.
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Origami Cranes for Mental Health
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Join the Vietnamese Student Association on World Mental Health Day as we fold a thousand paper cranes, symbolizing hope, resilience and transformation.
Tuesday, Oct. 10, 4-6 p.m., Student Center South Midtown Room
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Fresh Check Day brings awareness of mental health issues and coping strategies by featuring interactive booths, giveaways and an honest conversation on mental health.
Wednesday, Oct. 25, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Lynn Eusan Park.
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Diane Z. Chase
Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
Raymond S. Bartlett
Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance
UHComms@uh.edu
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