How to Participate

To complete the Student Support Certificate, simply register and participate in any five workshops connected to the program. Each workshop covers valuable areas of learning and development for student-facing professionals. There are no specific requirements for workshop selection; participants are encouraged to choose sessions that align best with their learning goals, role or prior experiences.

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Suggested pathways

Participants have the freedom to choose the sessions that suit them best. However, if you’re unsure where to begin, please explore our suggested learning pathways below.

New to Carleton

Carleton by the Numbers: Institutional Trends and Indicators
Inequities on Campus: Understanding Identity, Bias, and Oppression
Resources and Referrals
Responding to Disclosures of Sexual Violence
Student Privacy Awareness Training

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

Carleton University Safer Spaces Program (CUSSP): 2SLGBTQ+ Allyship 101
Inequities on Campus: Understanding Identity, Bias, and Oppression
Introduction to Accessibility
Supporting Indigenous Students: Pathways to Success at Carleton
Supporting Neurodivergent Students in Higher Education

Mental Health and Well-being

De-Escalation Training
Resources and Referrals
Responding to Disclosures of Sexual Violence
safeTALK
Supporting Students in Distress

Student Advising, Support and Advocacy

Enhancing the Employability of Carleton Students: We All Play a Role
Resources and Referrals
Supporting International Student Success
Supporting Neurodivergent Students in Higher Education
Understanding Indigenous Peoples: Foundations of Knowledge and Learning

Front-Line Professionals

Building Strong Foundations: Communication Strategies for Student Support
Inequities on Campus: Understanding Identity, Bias, and Oppression
Resources and Referrals
safeTALK
Supporting Students in Distress

Student Leader

Building Strong Foundations: Communication Strategies for Student Support
Inequities on Campus: Understanding Identity, Bias, and Oppression
Resources and Referrals
Responding to Disclosures of Sexual Violence
safeTALK