ConnectED San Diego: Collaborating for Student Success

Welcome to Live Well San Diego's ConnectED San Diego: Collaborating for Student Success page! This platform is for institutions of higher education to collaborate on best practices that support student success and career readiness. We invite students, faculty, administrators, and others affiliated with institutions of higher education to join in the discussions and collaborations!

To get started, please respond to the Discussion Board questions below so we can get to know you and your institution. We'd also love to know what role you play at your institution - you can take the quick poll on the right to let us know! You can also check out our upcoming events and explore collaborative opportunities.

If you have any questions, please reach out to us at LiveWellEducation@sdcounty.ca.gov.

Welcome to Live Well San Diego's ConnectED San Diego: Collaborating for Student Success page! This platform is for institutions of higher education to collaborate on best practices that support student success and career readiness. We invite students, faculty, administrators, and others affiliated with institutions of higher education to join in the discussions and collaborations!

To get started, please respond to the Discussion Board questions below so we can get to know you and your institution. We'd also love to know what role you play at your institution - you can take the quick poll on the right to let us know! You can also check out our upcoming events and explore collaborative opportunities.

If you have any questions, please reach out to us at LiveWellEducation@sdcounty.ca.gov.

Student Career Support Discussion Board

This is a space for education staff, administrators, and student groups to share how they support student success and career readiness throughout San Diego County. 

  • Please introduce yourself and share what educational institution, office, and/or student group you are affiliated with. If you would like, share your contact information and a website from your institution or organization.


  • How does your group/office support student success and career readiness?


  • Are there areas where you think students could use additional support?

Thank you for sharing your responses with us. Our team will be monitoring the discussion board and may reach out to you for additional follow-up. For any questions, please feel free to reach us at LiveWellEducation@sdcounty.ca.gov. Click here to be added to our Education Sector listserv to receive periodic updates related to Institutions of Higher Education. 

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  • elaineadlam

    by elaineadlam, 22 days ago

    Hi,

    My name is Elaine Adlam. I am the lead nurse for Grossmont College Health & Wellness. I can be reached at elaine.adlam@gcccd.edu. The website is https://www.grossmont.edu/student-support/health-and-wellness/index.php.

    Our office supports student success through providing for the physical and mental health needs of students as well as health promotion activities that provide services and educate our students.

    Our research has shown that students are lacking a sense of belonging and I believe that through our programs we can increase the sense of belonging that leads to student success.

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  • Amanda Garcia, MPH - San Diego State University (Alumni)

    about 1 month ago

    Hello, my name is Amanda, and I am a recent graduate from the Master of Public Health (MPH) program at San Diego State University. I am excited to join this discussion and share insights on how we can support student success and career readiness, particularly for those in public health.

    While SDSU offers extensive support, there are always areas for improvement. Here are some suggestions based on my experience as an MPH student:

    1. Networking Opportunities: Creating more events and platforms specifically for graduate students to network with public health professionals, alumni, and peers in their field can facilitate valuable connections... Continue reading
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