The Mattering Campus is built on a simple idea: students thrive when they feel they matter. Despite being more connected than ever, many students feel lonely, anxious, and disengaged. Seen through a mattering lens, these aren’t separate crises but signs of the same problem: namely, that students don’t feel seen, needed, or significant. This talk explores how campuses can intentionally rebuild mattering at every stage of the student journey—from orientation to graduation.
Free CE credit available for social workers: This training/event has been approved by the NASW-Michigan Chapter for 1.0 synchronous General social work CE: Approval Number 20260324-CA-MMDSW.
Meet the Speaker
Join us for an insightful and focused discussion about student mental well-being with Jennifer Wallace, founder of The Mattering Institute and co-founder of The Mattering Movement, which helps schools create an environment where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued.
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