Do Your Part: Buffalo State is a call to action for students and the surrounding Buffalo State community to take personal responsibility and accountability for their actions and the environment around them. When everyone "does their part" they create a civil and caring community that they are proud to be a part of.
Do Your Part teaches a simple 3 step model to increase awareness and take action:
Stand Up: Identify red flags. Recognize the issue. Choose to help.
Intervene: Help: Directly or indirectly. Get involved.
Create Change: Support immediate and long term advantages to helping.
Weigel Health Promotions offers a series of interactive workshops and trainings that provide students with the resources, information, and skills to do their part and Stand Up, Intervene, and Create Change.
The more you do your part now...the less you have to intervene later.
Click here to watch the Do Your Part Public Service Announcement Videos
Click here to watch a social experiment on double standards when it comes to domestic abuse
Do YOUR Part, Buffalo State!
For more information or to schedule a training or workshop please contact:
Paula A. Madrigal, MSW
madrigpa@buffalostate.edu
716-878-4719
Student Recognition Award Program
What? The Caught Doing Your Part program is a way to recognize students who are caught “doing their part” for the campus community.
Who? Anybody! Any one on campus (faculty member, student) can nominate a student to be recognized. All submissions received will be highlighted on the website unless they do not meet the requirements. The committee will select one of the nominations that stood out from the rest of the submissions, to be announced at Take Back the Night in April.
How? To nominate a student, just click here and fill out all the necessary information. Your description will be copy/pasted onto the website. (Important: we will not be editing your description in any way so please provide a quality description.)
Why? Caught doing your part is a means to recognize those students who have been observed embracing civility and respect, care and concern, responsible/ethical decisions, positive examples, and show commitment to the academic purposes for which Buffalo State exists.
Eligibility: Students who are judicially sanctioned for community service or mandated programming are not eligible for nomination for these sanctioned activities. Students who are receiving academic credit or monetary compensation for their actions are also not eligible. Student organizations may be eligible, as long as their actions are not part of a required activity or event (ex: philanthropy/required community service hours, etc…).
This award is sponsored by the Faculty-Student Association, the Judicial Affairs Office, and the Weigel Health Center Promotion department.
For more information or to schedule a training or workshop please contact:
Paula A. Madrigal, MSW
madrigpa@buffalostate.edu
716-878-4719
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