Please read the following before registering:

Affiliating yourself with your institution

If you are not the director of your program, or you do not hold a current NCHC Institutional or Professional Membership, and/or have not attended an NCHC program in the past year, you may not be in our new software system yet!

You must sign up as a "Contact" prior to registering for any NCHC program. 

Sign up as a Contact!

Be sure to select “Contact” when creating a username for our website. If your institution has an Institutional Membership, signing up as a "Contact" will affiliate you with your institution, and you'll be able to register for the online event, and make use of the NCHC community forums. If you sign up for any membership aside from "Contact," you will be asked to pay for that membership fee.

You'll receive an email notification, and THEN you may start registration for the intended online event.

(If your institution is not a member of NCHC, please proceed as a "Guest.")

Questions? Contact the NCHC office at (402) 472-9150 or nchc@unl.edu.

Anxiety is the top mental health concern among college students, yet only one third of those suffering receive treatment. Many are high achievers misunderstood as Type-A personalities. The current situation has only intensified some of most pressing student concerns. This interactive session will give a voice to the issue, identify warning signs and illustrate the behaviors, attitudes and resources for struggling students.

Our guest facilitators from the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and Active Minds will share their findings from more than 9,000 students surveyed. Both professionals and students are encouraged to attend this NCHC Virtual Meeting, and learn what you can do to support positive mental health within honors. 

Facilitators

Scott Mobley, MS | Executive Director, National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Scott has worked with NSCS for six years and stepped into the Executive Director role in January. He has experience in      education from Pre-K through college and has worked for multiple non-profits both local and national. Scott earned his BA in English and MS in Counseling from Indiana University Bloomington. He lives in Colorado with his wife and two kids and will probably go hiking when this presentation is finished.

Laura Horne, MPH, CHES | Chief Program Officer, Active Minds

Laura Horne develops innovative strategies and unique partnerships to empower students to help schools and society embrace a comprehensive, public health approach to mental health. Prior to Active Minds, Laura led public health initiatives at the National Association of County and City Health Officials and Tulane University. Laura earned her Master of Public Health degree in community health sciences from Tulane University and her Bachelor of Arts degree in communications from Loyola University New Orleans. She has served as a featured expert in The Chronicle of Higher Education, CNN, Newsweek, Thrive Global, VICE, The Boston Globe, Philadelphia Inquirer, among other publications.