Real Talk educations programming series are designed to encourage Mavericks to engage in hard conversations that open the mind and heart. In conjunction with President Marshall’s vision for a Human Scale university, Real Talk allows Mavericks to sit down with one another to learn and discuss hard topics. The goal of the Real Talk committees are to build a better sense of belonging for all Mavericks on campus.
Real Talk Series Branches
Real Talk: Sexuality and Gender
This series focuses on developing programming to foster a culture of healthy relationships among CMU students, faculty, and staff. This committee aims to create a campus environment that is free from stigma and discrimination, where all students have access to accurate and comprehensive information about sexual and gender health.
Real Talk: Mental Health
This series focuses on developing programming to form a culture of compassion and support on campus, where students feel comfortable talking about mental health and seeking help when needed. Through innovative and research-informed approaches, we will create a campus culture that promotes healthy behaviors, fosters a sense of community and acknowledges that mental well-being and academic success are connected.
Real Talk: Belonging
This series creates a compassionate culture centered around the basic human need of belonging. We strive to ensure that the CMU campus is an environment free from discrimination, where everyone feels valued.
Real Talk announcements
ASIST Training
ASIST (2-day interactive Suicide Intervention Skills training, 8 hours each day), an intense class that will teach you how to keep someone who is suicidal safe.
Date: 11/7/24-11/8/24
Time: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Location: UC 224 / UC 213
Please contact Anna Lee Walker at [email protected] for questions.
Posted Jan 26, 2024ASIST Training
ASIST (2-day interactive Suicide Intervention Skills training, 8 hours each day), an intense class that will teach you how to keep someone who is suicidal safe.
Date: 9/12/24-9/13/24
Time: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Location: UC 224 / UC 213
Please contact Anna Lee Walker at [email protected] for questions.
Posted Jan 26, 2024
Mental Health First Aid
8-hour course that teaches you how to help someone who may be experiencing mental health or substance use challenges. The training helps you identify, understand
and respond to signs of addictions and mental illness.
Date: 9/27/24
Time: 8:00am-5:00pm
Location: UC 213
Please contact Anna Lee Walker at [email protected] for additional questions.
Posted Jan 26, 2024