On this page, you’ll find all the educational materials developed to date for the Buffalo State Cares Initiative. You can save or print any of the brochures and handouts for your own use. You can also access web-based trainings, including an overview of the grant initiative, our program for parents and family members, and a short program for faculty.
The online student training is currently available only by prior registration to all incoming first year and transfer students over the age of 18. For more information about any of our educational programs, contact the Buffalo State Cares Outreach Worker at 716-878-4847. See brochures and handouts below:
Symptoms of Depression in College Students
LGBTQ Students: Suicide Risk and Resilience
Native American Students: Suicide Risk and Resilience
Coping with Stress for Student Parents
Support and Services for Military Members and Veterans
Accessing the Buffalo State Cares Online Training: Family Edition
Accessing Suicide Prevention Training for Faculty
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Many of our students are facing economic, academic and social pressures. These conditions often compromise students’ academic achievement affecting their ability to stay in school. If you would like to learn how to identify students who may be at risk of suicide and what you can do about it click on the following link to take this interactive training www.kognitocampus.com/faculty. This online training program takes about an hour. The Counseling Center has 100 licenses. All faculty and staff: Please contact Dr. McCool for a free license number code to register for this training.