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How to promote healing with physical trauma-informed practices

John Hopkins University Student Well-Being Blog

Thoughts, feelings, and emotions are what make us human, especially as we interact with others and build a collection of individual experiences. Trauma-informed practices and the healing process. Examples of trauma-informed physical practices include yoga, climbing, outdoor pursuits, or other forms of recreation.

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Advancing the #RealCollege Movement

Believe in Students

This anecdote is now a common recognition across institutions and systems : most people in colleges today, especially faculty, have received little to no training on what they can do within their own jobs to better support today’s college students. We believe in students. Today’s students are not “kids.” We prioritize action.

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The five topics independent school leaders were most curious about in the past year

EAB

We found several categories of research were requested most often within this topic area: Human resources. The most popular request regarding people management is for research and tools related to “human resources.” Student wellness requests by subtopic All requests fell into one of the below categories.

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Preparing for a government shutdown

John Hopkins University Student Well-Being Blog

We will share information about no-cost extensions, new grant applications, and other grant-related issues as we receive information and instructions from federal agencies. For further information about the potential government shutdown, read the Hub article. Clinical reimbursement.

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Maximize the Impact of Student Success Initiatives with Regular Efficacy Assessment

Civitas Learning

Without understanding what drives successful outcomes, a mismatch between your efforts to improve student success and the outcomes you can achieve emerges. Institutional-specific information is critical to understanding which programs work for particular student groups to move beyond traditional one-size-fits-all approaches.

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Annual influenza vaccine

John Hopkins University Student Well-Being Blog

This message provides detailed information on influenza vaccination requirements. Annual Influenza Vaccine Since 2020, Johns Hopkins University has required all JHU students, trainees, postdoctoral fellows, faculty, and staff to receive an annual influenza (flu) vaccine. We appreciate your support.

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Updated vaccine requirements

John Hopkins University Student Well-Being Blog

All JHU faculty, staff, and students can also get the flu vaccination for free with their health insurance from a local pharmacy or a primary care physician. The full policy, information about on-campus vaccination clinics, and instructions on how to submit your vaccination records can be found online at the Mandatory flu vaccine policy page.