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Slide1

Engaging Students in Conversations about

Jerie

Smith, Aurora Center

Jenny Porter, Orientation & First-Year Programs

President’s Coalition for a Respectful U Co-chairsSlide2

Welcome to Respect USlide3
Slide4

You can respect

me by…Slide5
Slide6

“From 9/11, multiple wars, and the recession, to catastrophic natural disasters, and the increase in random violence and school shootings, we’ve survived and are surviving events that have torn at our sense of safety with such force that we’ve experience them as trauma even if we weren’t directly involved.”

(Brown, 2012, p. 27

)

Slide7

“The research team found that the act of not discussing a traumatic event or confiding it to another person could be more damaging than the actual event. Conversely, when people shared their stories and experiences, their physical health improved, their doctor’s visiting decreased, and they showed significant decreases in their stress hormones.”

(Brown, 2012, p. 82)Slide8

President’s Coalition for a Respectful USlide9

References

Brown, Brené. (2012). Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent and Lead.

New York, NY: Penguin Group Inc.

Frazier, Patricia. (September 25, 2012).

How to Handle Stress: Strategies for College Students.

Personal Communication.