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Free Assessment Tool: Evaluate Your Campus Relationship Education Programming Effectiveness
As a dean of students, you’re constantly balancing competing priorities while striving to create a campus culture where every student can thrive. But how do you know if your current relationship education programming is actually making a difference? This comprehensive assessment tool will help you evaluate your programming effectiveness and identify strategic opportunities for improvement. […]
Student Retention Strategies: How Healthy Relationship Programming Reduces First-Year Dropout Rates
Reduce My campus Dropout Rate Every dean of students knows the statistic that keeps university administrators awake at night: nearly 30% of first-year college students don’t return for their sophomore year. While academic preparedness and financial concerns often receive the most attention in student retention strategies, emerging research reveals an unexpected factor that significantly impacts […]
How Deans of Students Can Transform Campus Culture Through Evidence-Based Relationship Education Programs
Talk to Anyone Student Leaders at Hillsborough Community College SouthShore. Transform Your Campus As a dean of students, you’re tasked with one of higher education’s most challenging responsibilities: creating a campus culture where every student can thrive academically, socially, and personally. While traditional approaches to campus safety often focus on reactive measures after incidents occur, […]
Title IX Compliance Made Easier: How Relationship Education Programs Reduce Campus Sexual Violence and Support Prevention Mandates
Create A Safe Campus Community Title IX coordinators face an increasingly complex landscape of compliance requirements, prevention mandates, and campus safety responsibilities. With 1 in 5 college women experiencing nonconsensual sexual contact during their academic career, the need for effective prevention programming has never been more critical. However, many institutions struggle to move beyond basic […]
How to Reduce Student Mental Health Crises and Improve Retention Rates with Evidence-Based Relationship Education Programs
Create A Safe Campus Community Student mental health crises are reaching unprecedented levels on college campuses, with 67% of college dropouts citing mental health challenges as a primary factor in their decision to leave. For deans of students facing mounting pressure to improve retention rates while managing limited resources, the solution may lie not in […]
LOVER Philosophy Self-Assessment
The LOVER Philosophy Trait Assessment The LOVER Philosophy Trait Assessment This assessment evaluates your relationship communication skills across five dimensions: Listening, Openness, Validation, Empathy, and Respect. Rate how each statement applies to you in potential or past romantic relationships. Strongly Disagree Somewhat Disagree Neutral Somewhat Agree Strongly Agree Previous Next Your LOVER Assessment Results Listening […]
Couples Relationship Assessment
CAREN Relationship Quiz Relationship Strength Assessment Based on the CAREN Method: Communication, Advocacy, Respect, Empathy, Nourishment Welcome to Your Relationship Assessment This quiz will help you identify the strengths and areas for growth in your relationship using the CAREN method: Communication – How effectively you exchange information and feelings Advocacy – How well you support […]
What Kind of RA Are You?
Finding Your RA Advocate Style: Balancing Boundaries and Support Ever wonder what kind of Residence Assistant you really are when faced with those late-night knocks on your door or community conflicts that need addressing? Our interactive RA Advocacy & Boundary Setting Quiz helps you discover your natural tendencies when navigating the complex role of being […]
The College Boundary Check: How Strong Are Your Personal Limits?
College throws boundary challenges at you from all angles. Your roommate “borrows” your charger for the fifth time without asking, that one study group member who never does the reading somehow expects you to catch them up before every test, and your high school friends guilt trip you when you can’t make it home every […]