Background
Education
Hailey is a proud alumna of the University of Washington, where she graduated cum laude with degrees in philosophy and political science.Her philosophy background is indispensable in helping build and test the arguments that underpin Student Affairs Forum research projects.
Research and Insights
Expanding Well-Being Initiatives Through Faculty Partnerships
Demand for campus mental health services continues to grow, prompting campus leaders to consider how they can proactively reach students with mental health and well-being support before they reach a point of crisis or require clinical support. Many institutions have explored well-being initiatives to help students develop the resilience and coping skills they need to…
Make it easy to refer food-insecure students
Faculty and staff across campus encounter students struggling with food insecurity. In our research, we heard about dining hall staff noticing students repeatedly removing food from the dining hall, financial aid officers concerned about students with high levels of unmet need, and recreation staff noticing students showering at odd hours. Think about who these frontline…
Four Ways to Strengthen Support for Basic Needs-Insecure Students
About the Webconference Food and housing insecurity are growing issues on campuses across the country. Are you prepared to support these students on campus? At this webconference, we will discuss strategies that your institution can use to: Reduce barriers that prevent students from accessing existing support services on campus and in the communityConnect students in…