MUS Suicide Prevention & Mental Health Task Force
Recommendations
System-level efforts at supporting student mental health and implementing robust suicide prevention efforts have been driven by a set of eleven recommendations based on national best practices and local student and campus need. Established in 2016, these recommendations continue to serve as guiding principles in strong suicide prevention and mental health efforts across the Montana University System.
MUS Suicide Prevention & Mental Health Recommendations
Reports
September 2021
MUS Suicide Prevention & Mental Health Task Force Recommendations Review & COVID-19 Response
September 2016
Suicide Prevention Taskforce Report
Board of Regents Presentations
May 2015
Karl Roston,Suicide Prevention Coordinator,Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services:
Student Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Initiative Attachment #1
November 2015
Student Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Taskforce Update Attachment #1
March 2016
Suicide Prevention Summit Recap
September 2016
Suicide Prevention and Student Mental Health Task Force Report
September 2017
Implementation of Suicide Prevention Task Force Recommendations
March 2019
Crystine Miller, Student Success Specialist, OCHE
Elisabeth Asserson, Director of Counseling and Psychological Services, MSU
Carrie Vath, Dean of Students/Associate Vice Chancellor of Enrollment Mgmt, MT Tech
Student Mental Health & Wellness Update
May 2020
Crystine Miller, Director of Student Affairs & Student Engagement, OCHE
COVID-19 Response – Student Engagement, Mental Health, and Retention
November 2020
Crystine Miller, Director of Student Affairs & Student Engagement, OCHE