Warning Signs
Fifty to 75 percent of all suicide victims give some warning signs of their intentions in the week before. Familiarize yourself with the signs and register for suicide prevention training.
Together We Can Certificate Program
Students can register for the Together We Can Certificate Program to grow in their mental health competency and be a mental health advocate at UofSC. Students that complete this certificate program will receive a certificate and pin.
Recognize the Signs of Distress
You can use the online program Kognito to learn the signs of psychological distress in others and to practice getting someone else the help they need. Use the code "usccolumbia" when you register.
Suicide Prevention Training
On college campuses, the warning signs of a suicidal person are often observed by peers, faculty, staff and family members who are often unaware of the signs or do not know how to respond. Learn how to help with our Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper Training.
Wellness Presentations
UofSC has trained staff and peer leaders that are available to give presentations on a variety of health topics to help encourage a healthier campus community.
Mental Health Mini-Grant Opportunity
Student organizations are invited to apply for a $500 mini-grant to be used to promote mental health to the campus community.