Association for Trauma Studies at Palo Alto University

Association for Trauma Studies at Palo Alto University The Association for Trauma provides the PAU community with resources and activities related to the

03/07/2016

Hi all,

PAU's Association for Traumatic Stress Studies and the Students for Global Mental Health would like to welcome Dr. Sotheara Chhim speak upon his experiences. Dr. Chhim, MD, PhD, is the Executive Director of Transcultural Psychosocial Organization in Cambodia. A leading organization provides psychosocial and mental health care for individuals experiencing traumatic stress. Dr. Chhim’s research centers on trauma and cross-cultural psychiatry

The event is Tuesday, March 8th 12-1pm located at Amy Wisneiwski Hall. Hope to see you all there!

01/18/2016

The Association of Trauma Studies is having our first meeting of 2016 on Friday 1/22 at 4 pm in the PAU Library. We will be discussing the group goals for the next year and upcoming events. If you are at all interested in being involved in the student group or attending trauma related trainings, events, or getting involved in the community, please feel free to stop by. If you have any questions please email HMuller@paloaltou.edu!

05/31/2015

Dear Students,

The formally known Trauma Student Group is back in action with a new name: Association for Trauma Studies at PAU! Please join us on Thursday, June 4th from 6:30-8:00 in Wisniewski Hall, to learn more about the Trauma Area of Emphasis and how to get involved with the group. Dr. Lisa Brown will be discussing the recent changes she has made to the area of emphasis in order to offer students an education in line with the New Haven Trauma Competencies. In addition, we are searching for motivated students who would like to get involved on the leadership board and within the community. The event is open to all students whether or not you are interested in the Area of Emphasis or joining the group, so feel free to stop by and check it out!

Food (fajita bar!) and drinks will be provided, please RSVP to TSG@paloalotu.edu or HMuller@paloaltlou.edu. We look forward to seeing you there!

Best,
The Association for Trauma Studies at PAU

Just a reminder that the film screening of Girl Rising presented by the Trauma Student Group, CAFE and SECA is THIS THUR...
05/20/2014

Just a reminder that the film screening of Girl Rising presented by the Trauma Student Group, CAFE and SECA is THIS THURSDAY, May 22nd 2014 at the Aquarius Theatre (430 Emerson Street Palo Alto CA 94301) from 7:30 to 9:30 PM

Please RSVP to Trauma@paloaltou.edu if you would like to attend

•Come hear the stories of nine remarkable girls who are striving beyond circumstance, pushing past limits and demonstrat...
05/15/2014

•Come hear the stories of nine remarkable girls who are striving beyond circumstance, pushing past limits and demonstrating extraordinary strength of human spirit to overcome odds.
•The film carries a powerful message: if we educate girls, we can change the future of 66 million girls around the world who only dream of going to school.
•On April 15th Boko Haram Terrorists in Nigeria kidnapped around 300 young girls from their school. Recently, a Boko Haram leader released a video stating that these girls will be sold on the international human market. Come learn how the US is responding and how you can make a difference.
•Twitter and the Girl Rising Foundation started the campaign to raise awareness as of May 7th, has been tweeted 1.3 millions times and 30 protests worldwide have been held against the abduction and the government’s response.

Today was an excellent day at the Pacific Research Forum at Palo Alto University! There were over 15 trauma-focused post...
04/13/2014

Today was an excellent day at the Pacific Research Forum at Palo Alto University! There were over 15 trauma-focused posters presented and at least ten considered for the TSG award. Congratulations to Christine T. Schmidt, who was awarded the TSG Outstanding Poster in Trauma Research Award! Her poster, "History of Trauma in Mock Jurors and its Impact on Death Qualification Status, Evaluations of Aggravating and Mitigating Factors, and Sentencing Decision in a Capital Trial" displayed a commitment to trauma-informed research, strong methodology, cultural sensitivity, and overall scientific originality. Cheers!

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