The Chronicle of Higher Education Mental Health Virtual Forum: Strategies for Cultivating Connection, Calm, and Positivity on Campus – Oct 7
Posted by The Chronicle of Higher Education on September 15, 2026
Times are tough for higher ed and its constituents. Funding has been thrown into disarray, the value proposition of a degree is increasingly questioned, laws and regulations involving the industry are in flux, and government and community relationships are fraught with tension and uncertainty.
In addition to these concerns, there are greater worries for students — about the value of their degrees, job opportunities when they graduate, opportunities for loan forgiveness, and for some, the status of their residencies and more. These mounting worries are creating a heightened sense of anxiety, pressure, and isolation on campuses — how can institutions provide the stability and support their students need amid this turbulence?
The Chronicle of Higher Education is hosting a three-hour virtual program on October 7, 1:00-4:00 PM, designed to equip campus leaders with actionable strategies to support mental health and well being across their institutions.
This program is well suited for leaders across campus who are responsible for shaping policy, culture, and support systems that promote mental health and well-being across college campuses.
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