HHH Mentor Message

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Dear Mentors,

Can you believe we've made it to November?! That means we are over halfway through the semester, which means this can be an especially busy time for our students as projects and due dates start trickling in.

Our November general meeting topic is "Housing". Topics such as navigating the housing application process, when to start looking, tenant/landlord relations & laws will discussed. The upcoming holiday breaks can also be a tricky time for some of our students. It might be a good idea to check-in with your mentee about their plans and housing situation.

Here are some questions you could use as discussion prompts with your mentees:

What are your plans for the upcoming breaks? Are you going anywhere?
How are your classes going?
Have you thought about your plans for housing next year?

You're Invited:

Monthly Check-ins

HHH asks that our mentor mentee pairs meet at least once a month. We know that most of these meetings are virtual or by phone and we look forward to the day that you can once again easily meet in person with your mentee. If you and your mentee do decide you would like to meet in a social distanced manner, that is fine as well.

Please fill out our monthly check in survey to keep us in the loop.

Consider attending this free event with your mentee:

Thursday, November 11th

6-9 pm

Join Campus Events and Entertainment’s Asian American Culture and Recreation as we present Miyazaki Festival: a celebration of Hayao Miyazaki’s life works. Enjoy a carnival-themed festival featuring games, arts and crafts, a live performance, a costume contest, and FREE FOOD!

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Toxic Stress & The Brain

Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development

While Trust-Based Relational Intervention is mostly geared toward children, the principles are still applicable to adults. This trauma-informed approach can be useful when interacting with students who may have experienced developmental trauma or stress.

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