African American Women's Group
We’ll use a non-traditional group approach, which aims to incorporate essential elements of African American culture.
Our goal is to help undergraduate and graduate students to move toward self-healing through collective sharing around multimedia stimuli, particularly for African American women. Topics are determined by the group but could include impostor syndrome, self-esteem, relationship concerns, academic stress, family conflict, being an African American woman at a PWI, life transitions, body image concerns, stereotypes, and more.
Screening is required.
Wednesdays, 1–2 p.m.; Fridays 10–11 a.m.
Jan. 20–April 23
Wednesday Facilitators: Markie Silverman, PhD, LLP & Amara Chukwunenye, MA, Doctoral Intern
Friday Facilitators: Tenille Gaines, PhD, LP & Markie Silverman, PhD, LLP
Participation in CAPS programs is not restricted based on sex or race. All MSU students are welcome to participate based on the clinical recommendations of CAPS staff.