Part of the College of Education's mission is to support members of our College community. In that spirit, the College reminds you that support personnel are available to students, staff, and faculty.
Emese Poszet is an embedded counselor from the Counseling Center. She is available to talk with all students about their mental health needs and the resources available to support them. She offers 15-minute "Let's Talk" Sessions. No paperwork is needed beforehand (minimal demographic information will be gathered to track who we are reaching.) The sessions will offer new insight and solutions to your problems and information about other resources on- and off-campus. Schedule an appointment with Emese today.
Theo Moton is the Dean's Fellow for Diversity and Student Inclusion. Theo monitors the DEI health of undergraduate and graduate students, bringing awareness of relevant discussions to the College of Education via periodic meetings with the College's Diversity, Equity, and Multicultural Education (DEME) Committee and/or Dean Mouza. "This position is important on the basis that, in community, we need one another," Moton said. "As this role has developed, I've seen the need to hear the actual needs of our students, faculty, and staff around diversity and student inclusion. Being a College that is empathetic and caring is critical to everyone's success—student success and beyond."
Faculty/Staff Assistance and Well-Being Services enhances the emotional health, performance, and well-being of individuals and organizational units at the University of Illinois by providing employee assistance services that facilitate individual and family growth, productive work environments, and overall organizational health. They offer Counseling services, well-being services, crisis support, emergency funding, and resources. Call 217-244-5312 to make an appointment.
