Professional Development
05:06:06 Faculty Development
05:06:08 Staff Development
Mission: The mission of Northeast State’s Professional Development function is to offer valuable learning experiences that actively engage both faculty and staff in continuous professional and personal growth which empowers them to achieve their full potential.
Vision: Our vision is to execute well-designed and responsive professional development programs and services striving to build connections between information, concepts, resources and our community.
On Campus Events
QPR (Question,
Persuade, Refer)
This evidence-based
training course teaches individuals how to recognize the warning signs of
suicide, offer hope to people in crisis, and get help to save a life. It is
suitable for people with little to no mental health background as well as those
who wish to increase their comfort on the subject. Participants receive a
certificate.
The program is
facilitated by Molly Colley. She is the Northeast Regional Director for the
Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, TSPN. Molly is a National Certified
Counselor (NCC). She holds a Master of Arts degree in Counseling, as well as a
Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology, both from East Tennessee State
University. Prior to working with TSPN, Molly was a therapist with Frontier
Health.
Free event for faculty,
staff and students. Seating is limited for this event.
Contact Denise Walker (dpwalker@northeaststate.edu) with questions or ore information about this training.
Building Strong Brains:
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
This training focuses
on understanding brain architecture, learning about serve and return
interactions, and the long-term impact of trauma and toxic stress on
individuals’ physical and mental health.
We know traumatized
children can make for traumatized adults. Let’s brainstorm how can Northeast
State help increase resiliency in students with high ACE scores.
Free event for faculty,
staff and students. Seating is limited for this event.
Contact Denise Walker (dpwalker@northeaststate.edu) with questions or ore information about this training.
Columbia Suicide
Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS)
C-SSRS is a suicide
risk assessment which uses a series of simple, plain-language questions that
anyone can ask.
The answers help users
identify whether someone is at risk for suicide, assess the severity and
immediacy of that risk, and gauge the level of support that the person needs.
We want to evaluate the C-SSRS as an alternate option to QPR training for the
college.
Bring your own lunch.
Drinks and Dessert will be provided.
Free event to Faculty,
staff and students. Seating is limited for this event.
Contact Denise Walker (dpwalker@northeaststate.edu) with questions or ore information about this training.
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