Become a suicide prevention advocate: Tigers Together open sessions offered in early February

byLauren Pollard
January 27, 2026
A diverse group of adults seated at desks in a classroom or meeting room, listening attentively. In the foreground, a man with glasses sits with hands clasped, while behind him a woman wearing a pink scarf looks forward with a thoughtful expression. Other attendees are visible in the background, all focused on the discussion. A diverse group of adults seated at desks in a classroom or meeting room, listening attentively. In the foreground, a man with glasses sits with hands clasped, while behind him a woman wearing a pink scarf looks forward with a thoughtful expression. Other attendees are visible in the background, all focused on the discussion.
Student Affairs

Healthy Campus will offer Tigers Together Suicide Prevention Advocacy Trainings in early February. Open to all students, faculty and staff, this experiential training enhances participants’ knowledge, awareness and skills related to college student suicide. Emphasis is placed on developing empathic listening and communication skills, as well as the ability to compassionately and directly ask students about suicidal thoughts. Through increased awareness of their own emotional reactions, advocates can more effectively respond to students’ emotional needs and increase the likelihood of meaningful connections to appropriate professional resources.

Upcoming open sessions include:

Wednesday, February 4
3:30-4:45 p.m.
260 Daniel Hall Expansion
Register online

Thursday, February 5
11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 
Zoom
Register online

Tigers Together Suicide Prevention Advocacy Trainings can be requested for groups at any time using the Healthy Campus Program Request form.

For questions related to Tigers Together, contact Jennifer Goree at goree@clemson.edu.

byLauren Pollard
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