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Dealing with Aggressive Students: A Roadmap for Student Affairs Professionals<\/h1>\n<\/div>\nThis webinar is included in our Replay Library<\/a>. Volume discount applies to all items in your cart including replays and live webinars. Save 10% on two items, 15% on three, 20% on four and 25% on five.<\/em>\r\n
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Course ID: SA9570
\nTitle: Dealing with Aggressive Students: A Roadmap for Student Affairs Professionals
\nDuration: approx. 1 hour
\nFacilitator: Dr. Aaron Hughey
\nPrice: $50<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udcc1 Downloads included with your replay:<\/i> video + slide presentation<\/p>\n

\u201cStudents may become verbally abusive when they encounter frustrating situations which they believe are beyond their control. Aggression varies from threats to verbal abuse to physical abuse and violence. It is very difficult to predict aggression and violence. They can displace anger and frustration from those situations onto the nearest target. Explosive outbursts or ongoing belligerent, hostile behavior become this student\u2019s way of gaining power and control in an otherwise out-of-control experience. It is important to remember that the student is generally not angry at you personally, but is angry at his\/her world. You may have become a convenient object for his\/her pent-up frustrations.\u201d
– University of Rochester Counseling Center<\/i><\/font><\/center><\/p>\n

OVERVIEW<\/b>
\nStudents who exhibit aggressive behaviors can adversely impact their own development as well as undermine the primary goals of the overall educational process. It is important that student affairs professionals know how to appropriately intervene in these situations for the ultimate benefit of everyone involved. In this interactive webinar, we will explore the detrimental influence students who exhibit aggressive behaviors can have on the college experience both in terms of the students themselves as well as the institutions they attend. Included in the discussion will be the unique challenges these individuals present for college and university professionals who are charged with facilitating the college experience.<\/p>\n

Specifically, evidence-based best practices will be outlined that student affairs professionals can immediately use to minimize the harmful impact these aggressive students often inadvertently have on the campus community. We will also describe concrete strategies that can be used with these students and examine successful programs and initiatives from across the nation that are currently addressing this issue. Equal emphasis will be placed on helping both institutions as well as individual students mitigate the actions of these students and achieve their mutually complementary objective: graduation and job placement.<\/p>\n

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