We received so many abstracts for our special issue on curriculum development and training in social action and social justice counselors, psychologist and practitioners. Thank you - we look forward to reviewing them soon! @PsySR_org@OSUCSJ @CounselingCSJ
Yesterday was the 25th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing—the worst act of domestic terrorism in our country’s history. Let us remember the victims, the survivors, and the first responders. And let us continue to strive to create a Nation that is more peaceful and just.
Please join us in making a difference by donating to the Jack Beyerl Emergency Aid fund. This fund provides financial assistance to Ball State students who experience accidents and financial hardships that affect their ability to remain enrolled.
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Did someone say One Ball State Day? If you’re able, please consider giving to the University as well as the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies. https://t.co/HwOgT2ds3M #OneBallState
If you're wondering, there's STILL time to make a gift. If this is not the best time for you to make a gift, consider sharing a post of your favorite memory you have made at Ball State!
Reclaim your thoughts during this anxious period and focus on things you CAN control: your mind, body, and spirit. Check out this article for tips on how to manage your Coronavirus anxiety. #StayIn#staycalm
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The latest issue of J for Social Action in Counseling & Psychology is now published online. Take a look and please share widely! https://t.co/9VBvBg8tHq
Ummm @espn where was the finish line coverage of the wheelchair division for the @nycmarathon? Winner in a sprint finish was American Daniel Romanchuk and there was no coverage or mention of it. We need to do better.
#NationalChildAbuseAwareness
“Investing early in young children’s mental health can lead
to savings downstream in areas such as special education,
child welfare, juvenile justice, work productivity, and
physical health.”
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