Washington State Suicide Prevention in Higher Education Conference September 28 & 29, 2015 University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA

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1 Washinton State Suicide Prevention in Hiher Education Conference September 28 & 29, 2015 University of Puet Sound, Tacoma, WA Presented by Forefront at the University of Washinton, in partnership with the Washinton State Department of Health and with enerous fundin from SAMHSA.

2 Conference Backround Forefront: Innovations in Suicide Prevention is based at the University of Washinton School of Social Work. Forefront advances comprehensive approaches to suicide prevention throuh policy chane, professional trainin, campus and school-based interventions, media outreach, and support for persons affected by suicide. In late 2014, the Washinton State Department of Health (DOH) received a Garrett Lee Smith state youth suicide prevention rant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). As a component of this rant, Forefront is rateful to partner with DOH to present the inauural Washinton State Suicide Prevention in Hiher Education Conference, which will take place every year for the next five years. Location The conference location is the Trimble Forum at the University of Puet Sound in Tacoma, WA. Trimble Forum is located in the center of campus, west of the Wheelock Student Center and south of Howarth Hall. Recommended parkin is in the lot located on the southeast corner of North Alder and North 14th Street. Proram The first day of the conference (September 28) consists of speakers and breakout sessions led by leaders in the field of student behavioral health and campus suicide prevention. Day 2 of the conference (September 29) will be a subsidized all-day trainin in Assessin & Manain Suicide Risk (AMSR) specifically for campus behavioral health professionals. This meets the suicide prevention trainin requirement for behavioral health professionals under Washinton state law, per the Matt Adler Act of Keynote Speakers Dr. Donn Marshall, is the Associate Dean of Students and Director of Counselin, Health & Wellness Services at the University of Puet Sound. He has been on staff at Puet Sound since Donn earned his doctorate in Counselin Psycholoy from the Ohio State University in 1988 after completin his pre-doctoral psycholoy internship at Southern Illinois University. A licensed psycholoist, Donn is a frequent contributor at reional and national conferences, presentin on a wide rane of issues includin sexual assault prevention, men and masculinity,

3 sexual/affective identity, internet abuse and addictions, suicide prevention, and the clinical assessment of suicidality. Dr. Jason Kilmer received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psycholoy from the University of Washinton in 1997, and currently works at the University of Washinton in both a student affairs and a research capacity. Jason is an Associate Professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, and serves as an investiator on several studies evaluatin prevention and intervention efforts for alcohol and other dru use by collee students. He is also the Assistant Director of Health and Wellness for Alcohol and Other Dru Education in the Division of Student Life, workin with different areas across campus (includin health, counselin, Greek life, residence life, and intercolleiate athletics) to increase student access to evidence-based approaches. Jason also serves as the chairperson of Washinton's Collee Coalition for Substance Abuse Prevention. Jason was the 2014 recipient of the National Prevention Network s Award of Excellence for outstandin contributions to the field of prevention. Evenin Social Please join us at 5:00 PM on September 28 for a social and informal networkin event, enerously sponsored by LivinWorks Education. Reconnect with old friends and make new ones as you enjoy drinks and hours d oeuvres. Participants will hear from LivinWorks Education about suicide prevention trainin opportunities and will learn from a very active student roup focused on suicide prevention prorammin. Lodin Our conference hotel is the Red Lion Inn, located at 8402 S Hosmer St, Tacoma, WA The phone number is (253) Please mention that you are attendin the Forefront collee conference when makin your reservation in order to secure your room at the roup rate of $85 per niht. The hotel includes complimentary breakfast, wifi, and parkin. All participants

4 will make their own reservations and must leave a credit card on file with the hotel. Reservations must be made by September 9 in order to receive the roup rate. There are limited funds available for travel scholarships for individuals who need financial assistance to cover their hotel room. To apply for the scholarship, please send an to forefrontcolleeconference@mail.com and provide your name, the name of your collee, your job title, which niht(s) you intend to stay over, a brief explanation of your financial need, and a short statement on how the conference would support your role on campus. Please put Scholarship Request in the subject line. Conference Plannin Committee We extend our deep ratitude to our dedicated conference plannin committee: Bob Bauher, Hihline Collee, Forefront, University of Washinton Sue Eastard, Forefront, University of Washinton Kathleen Gillian, Forefront, University of Washinton Farrah Greene-Palmer, Western Washinton University Carrie Holliday, Washinton State University Kelly Lundy, The Everreen State Collee Lori Miller, Seattle Central Collee Donn Marshall, University of Puet Sound Stephanie Stein, Central Washinton University Thank You SAMHSA Fundin for this conference was made possible by rant number 1U79SM from SAMHSA. The views expressed in written conference materials or publication and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, or policies of CMHS, SAMHSA, or HHS; nor does mention of trade names, commercial practices, or oranizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.

5 Conference Schedule Monday, September 28, :00-8:30 AM Reistration 8:30-8:40 AM Welcome & introduction e Director of School & Campus Prorams, Forefront University of Washinton 8:40-8:50 AM Welcome from our host campus Mike Seawa Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students University of Puet Sound 8:50-9:05 AM Parent perspective on the loss of a collee student child e Marny Lombard 9:05-9:20 AM Suicide prevention and public policy 6 State Representative Tina Orwall, MSW 33 rd Leislative District 9:20-10:05 AM A comprehensive approach to suicide prevention on collee campuses: local and national hihlihts Donn Marshall, Ph.D. Associate Dean of Students and Director of Counselin, Health & Wellness Services, University of Puet Sound 10:05-10:20 AM Break Breakout 1 Breakout 2 Breakout 3 Breakout 4 10:20-11:35 AM Developin protocols for identification, intervention, and reentry for students atrisk Workin with diverse student populations (LGBT students, student veterans, Native American students) Reconizin and respondin to students at-risk: a basic suicide prevention trainin Conductin a campus needs assessment and strateic plannin Sue Eastard Lori Miller, Bill Connor, & Julia Ortiz Elaine Walsh Sue Eastard, MSW, Master Trainer, Forefront, University of Washinton Lori Miller, M.C., Mental Health Counselor, Seattle Central Collee Bill Connor, Ph.D., Northwest Indian Collee Center for Health, Research Coordinator, Native Transformations Project, Project Director, Witnessin Our Future Project

6 Julia Ortiz, MSW, LMHC, Lummi Nation Behavioral Health Division, Quality Assurance Manaer, Project Director, Lummi System of Care Expansion Elaine Walsh, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Psychosocial & Community Health, University of Washinton School of Nursin, Director of School & Campus Prorams, Forefront, University of Washinton 11:35 AM - 12:35 PM Lunch &networkin session 12:35-1:50 PM Developin protocols for postvention (after a suicide) Buildin a suicide prevention movement on campus: advocatin to the administration & naviatin partnerships across campus TBI/concussions and suicide risk Upstream suicide prevention: promotin resiliency and healthy copin strateies Sue Eastard Jennifer Stuber & Farrah Greene- Palmer Graham & Cathy Thomas Jim Mazza & Polo DeCano Sue Eastard, MSW, Master Trainer, Forefront, University of Washinton Jennifer Stuber, Ph.D., Faculty Director, Forefront, Associate Professor, University of Washinton School of Social Work Farrah Greene-Palmer, Ph.D., Suicide Prevention Grant Project Manaer, Western Washinton University Graham & Cathy Thomas, Founders, The Untold Foundation Jim Mazza, Ph.D., Professor, School Psycholoy Proram, University of Washinton Collee of Education Polo DeCano, M.A., Ed.S., Doctoral Student in School Psycholoy, Lecturer, University of Washinton Collee of Education 1:50-2:05 PM Break 2:05-3:20 PM Trainin options for university staff, faculty and students Buildin a suicide prevention movement on campus: advocatin to the administration & naviatin partnerships across campus Workin with diverse student populations (LGBT students, student veterans, Native American students) Conductin a campus needs assessment and strateic plannin Sue Eastard, Dave Girts, Donn Marshall, & Kelly Lundy Jennifer Stuber & Farrah Greene- Palmer Lori Miller, Bill Connor, & Julia Ortiz Sue Eastard, MSW, Master Trainer, Forefront, University of Washinton Dave Girts, Manaer, University of Washinton SafeCampus Donn Marshall, Ph.D., Associate Dean of Students, Director of Counselin, Health & Wellness

7 Services, University of Puet Sound Kelly Lundy, Assistant Director for Residential Life, The Everreen State Collee Jennifer Stuber, Ph.D., Faculty Director, Forefront, Associate Professor, University of Washinton School of Social Work Farrah Greene-Palmer, Ph.D., Suicide Prevention Grant Project Manaer, Western Washinton University Lori Miller, M.C., Mental Health Counselor, Seattle Central Collee Bill Connor, Ph.D., Northwest Indian Collee Center for Health, Research Coordinator, Native Transformations Project, Project Director, Witnessin Our Future Project Julia Ortiz, MSW, LMHC, Lummi Nation Behavioral Health Division, Quality Assurance Manaer, Project Director, Lummi System of Care Expansion, Director of School & Campus Prorams, Forefront, University of Washinton 3:20-3:35 PM Break 3:35-4:20 PM Usin substances to cope or copin because of substance use? Considerin links between substance use, mental health, and suicide risk d Jason Kilmer, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Assistant Director of Health & Wellness for Alcohol & Other Dru Education, Division of Student Life, University of Washinton 4:20-4:50 PM Reflections on suicide loss, attempts, and concern for friends Student panel 4:50-5:00 PM Closin e Director of School & Campus Prorams, Forefront University of Washinton 5:00-6:30 PM Evenin social Heather Stokes-Taylor LivinWorks Education Tuesday, September 29, 2015 Harnessin student passion Huskies for Suicide Prevention and Awareness 8:30 AM 4:00 PM Assessin and Manain Suicide Risk (AMSR) trainin Sue Eastard, MSW Master Trainer, Forefront, University of Washinton This clinical trainin is for campus behavioral health professionals. Participants will be asked to pay $70 to cover the cost of their trainin manual and CEUs.