Announcements & Updates:
This exam is due on my desk, December 8 at 5:30 PM
I will collect extra credit until 5:45 pm
Afterwards, I will remian in class as long as students are in class to ask questions.
Role Play Schedule
This schedule is not locked in stone. Everyone is expected to be ready to present at any time. In the event we progress faster than expected, the next in line will be expected to present.
IMPORTANT: Everyone must attend each of these classes and stay to the end. Class attendance will be recorded. Absences and tardies will result in a lower grade for your role play
11/10
Sequira Milligan & Kirsten Cannon
Pamela Avant & Kimberly Crutcher
Joy Domineguez & Leslie Dunavant
Tiffanee Hill & Terrell Jackson
Raquel Nelson & Guy
11/17
Garland Watkins & Greg Vann
Patricia Earnest & Terri Davis
Rachel Watson & Annie Kouveias
Holly Keating & Stephanie Watkins
Raquel Nelson & Pamela Stewart
12/01
Kenya Alexander & Niki Dunavant
Stacy Bland & Demetria Clark
Mattie Fly & Debora Pernell
Curtis Johnson & Ricky Holloway
I cannot give participation points if you do not have a name tent on your desk.
Bring your tape recorder to class
If you have not done so already, register for the University of Memphis TigerText emergency text messaging system. Registration details are below.
This optional service will only be used in the event of an on-campus emergency, an unscheduled university closing, or a delay or cancellation of classes due to, for instance, inclement weather. The TigerText text messaging service is just one of the methods the University will use to communicate emergency information to students, faculty, and staff. We will continue to use a variety of other methods as appropriate, including email, telephone and the outdoor warning system.
For more information about emergency planning at the University of Memphis, visit http://www.memphis.edu/crisis.
How School uniforms helps prevent violence
Read and submit a one page summary on this study. Include your own thoughts on this study
Assisted suicide and the disabled.
| Reversing a decade long trend, the suicide rate among middle-aged, white Americans, particularly women, is rising. This finding is reported in Mid-Life Suicide, disseminated online by the American Journal of Preventative Medicine. During the 1999-2005 period, the study shows, the rate of suicide for 40-64 year old men rose by 2.7% and 3.9% for women. Rates did not increase in other age or racial groups. |
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. Be sure to identify your self as a student in the Crisis Class at The University of Memphis:
Crisis Center of Memphis
Volunteers receive training in how to respond and provide support to runaways and abused persons and to handle overdoses, loneliness, and other crises. The Crisis Center is a 24-hour crisis hot line supported by Memphis Family Services, Inc. Volunteers must agree to work at least two shifts per month. (276-1111, 274-7477)
Baptist Trinity Hospice
Through our hospice services, we provide care to terminally ill patients in their home environment. Beyond pain management related to end-of-life issues, Baptist Trinity Hospice takes an interdisciplinary approach to care by meeting the physiological, sociological, educational, spiritual and emotional needs of the patient and his or her family. (901) 767-6767
Call Sandra Livesay at 767-6767 ext. 279
: In addition to those listed in the syllabus
1) Attend a Professional Association meeting. Bring the meeting agenda to class - 5 points
2) Listen to one of these Podcasts and write a one page review - 5 points each
CAS075 - The Practice of Clinical Hypnosis w/ Dr. Dwaine Rice - Airdate 6/14/2007 - Runtime 37:46
Dr. Dwaine Rice of The University of Memphis speaks about his experience and practice of clinical hypnosis in counseling with CAS Contributing Editor Dr. Jeffrey Freiden. Runtime 37:46
CAS028 - Professional Writing and Creativity w/ Dr. Sam Gladding - Airdate 7/13/2006 - Runtime 24:39
Dr. Sam Gladding speaks about his professional writing and creativity in the counseling profession as interviewed by Dr. Jeffrey Freiden. Runtime 24:39
CAS017 - Reflections on the American School Counselor Association w/ Ms. Barbara Blackburn, ASCA President - Airdate 4/27/2006 - Runtime 31:42
CAS Contributing Editor Dr. Jeffrey Freiden speaks with Ms. Barbara Blackburn, current president of the American School Counselor Association, about her reflections on the impact of school counselors and ASCA professional affiliation.
CAS015 - Reflections on the American Counseling Association w/ Mr. Richard Yep, Executive Director - Airdate 4/13/2006 - Runtime 23:03
Mr. Richard Yep, Executive Director of the American Counseling Association speaks with CAS Contributing Editor Dr. Jeffrey Freiden regarding the benefit for counselors in having a professional affiliation with ACA. This interview took place during the 2006 ACA World Conference in Montreal.
CAS005 - Ecosystemic Crisis Management w/ Dr. Richard James - Airdate 2/2/2006 - Runtime 28:24
This CounselorAudioSource.Net interview is with Dr. Richard James, The Crader Professor of Education at The University of Memphis. Contributing editor Dr. Jeffrey Freiden interviews Dr. James about his work and expertise in Ecosystemic Crisis Management, relevant to counselors working with the tragedy of hurricane Katrina and potential threats like the Avian flu epidemic.
Triage Form Ecosystemic Crisis
Copyright Jeffrey Freiden 2009
