Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: A Layered Approach to Campus Suicide Prevention Session Evaluation
Post-session evaluation for CE activities. Complete all ratings using the 1–5 scale: 1 = Strongly Disagree, 5 = Strongly Agree.
Session Details
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Section A: Learning Objective Achievement
As a participant, please respond to the below with how accurately you are able to implement the learning objectives.
Rate the extent to which the session enabled you to identify and describe the core components of a comprehensive, public health–informed approach to campus suicide prevention, including promoting resilience and protective factors (e.g., social connectedness, life skills), strengthening early identification and help-seeking pathways, ensuring access to clinical and crisis services, and implementing environmental safety strategies including means restriction.
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Rate the extent to which the session enabled you to examine and apply evidence-based, multimodal outreach and prevention strategies (such as peer-led programming, gatekeeper training, screening, integrated messaging, and means restrictions) and to evaluate how multidisciplinary collaboration enhances their effectiveness in college and university settings.
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Rate the extent to which the session enabled you to integrate protective psychological constructs—particularly hope, social connectedness, and belonging—into outreach and prevention initiatives to buffer known suicide risk factors and strengthen campus cultures of care.
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Section B: Content Quality and Relevance
The content of the session was relevant to my field of interest.
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The content of the session demonstrated evidence-based resources.
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Section C: Presenter Effectiveness
The presenter demonstrated expertise in the topic(s) discussed.
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The presenter was clear and effective in delivering the content of the session.
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The presenter engaged the audience well during the session.
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Section D: Overall Evaluation
Instructional level was appropriate
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Overall satisfaction with the session
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I would recommend this session to colleagues
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Section E: Open-Ended Feedback
Most valuable aspect / takeaway
Suggestions for improvement
Future topics of interest
Section F: Participant Information and Attendance Verification
Participant Name
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Confirmation of Attendance
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I confirm I attended the session
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