Facilitate, develop, implement, and promote substance abuse and mental health infrastructure development for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

HBCU NRC  

10th Annual Dr. Lonnie E. Mitchell Conference

"A Decade of Promoting Leadership
And Workforce Development In Substance Abuse And Mental Health"

CLICK HERE for the conference presentations and photo gallery...

Through a Cooperative Agreement with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), The Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) and the Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS), The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences/Cork Institute at Morehouse School of Medicine has established the Historically Black Colleges and Universities National Resource Center for Substance Abuse and Mental Health Infrastructure Development (HBCU-NRC).

 

arrow HBCU-NRC Student Orientation Kits
arrow HBCU-NRC Times Newsletter - Spring 2008
arrow Issue Brief - July 2007
arrow Baseline Assessment Survey
arrow HBCU-NRC Times Newsletter - Spring 2007

REGIONAL WORKSHOP
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Curriculum Development: Enhancing Capacity-Building and Infrastructure Development. CLICK HERE for details!

Elluminate! Online Courses
The HBCU-NRC uses Elluminate virtual classrooms to bring experts in their fields, providing timely information on substance abuse and mental health topics, to HBCU faculty and staff as well as organization leaders. To view the 2007-2008 HBCU-NRC Elluminate presentations, CLICK HERE.

arrowHBCU-NRC Mini-Grant Feedback Needed!
CLICK HERE for the questionnaire.


NEWS/EVENTS

SAMHSA Awards $1.5 Million to Advance Studies of Behavioral Health Services in HBCUs - CLICK HERE for details!

5th Annual Counseling Center Conference - "Mental Health Among Black College Students"
Hosted by North Carolina A&T State University
CLICK HERE for details!

HBCU Peer Educators Leadership Summit Next Steps
The teleconference afforded participants in the HBCU-NRC Peer Educators Leadership Summit an opportunity to discuss their mental health and suicide prevention peer educator initiatives, progress toward program development since attending the Summit, challenges in the process, and what may be critical to peer education program success at HBCUs.

CLICK HERE for the questionnaire to provide your input.

Faculty Scholars Curriculum Development Follow-Up
The teleconference afforded all scholars an opportunity to discuss their mental health and substance abuse curriculum development initiatives and progress around planning courses, major or minor programs in these academic fields.

CLICK HERE for the questionnaire to provide your input.


CLICK HERE for details!

arrowRESOURCES

SAMHSA Request For Applications (RFA) - Campus Suicide Prevention Grants - CLICK HERE

Responding to Violent or Traumatic Events
U.S. Department of Education’s Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse and Violence Prevention... MORE.

Graduate Certificate in Children's Mental Health
An online Graduate Certificate in Children's Mental Health with an emphasis on Systems of Care. Department of Child and Family Studies, Florida Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida. MORE...

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