Post Election
SJSU is making plans to both support, and provide space for students to express themselves in the period after the U.S. election on November 5th. Below are some resources and highlights for SJSU students during that time.
Student Support
Discover information and resources that can help you take care of your mental health and well-being during this election season.
- Explore tools and information
- Practice Self-Care
- Reduce your stress by visiting the Wellness Lounge, book a massage chair appointment, or drop into a painting station.
- Request Peer Health Educator Workshops around ‘Self Care’
- Elected Self Care space from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm on November 5 and November 6, 2024. Use this space within CAPS, SWC 3rd floor 357/377, to practice slowing down and coping with your election stress through meditation, journaling, or needing a quiet space.
Connect with peers and express yourself
- Drop into any of our Political Stress Workshop Series guided by our Counselors
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Tuesday 10/29 1:00pm-2:00pm Having Hard Conversations: Discussing Politics with Compassion
- Tuesday 11/12 10:00am-11:00am Wrapping Up: Debriefing & Discussing the Effects of Political Stress
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- Ongoing support groups and workshops with our Counselors
Heal through talking one on one to receive personalized care
- Need to check-in with a counselor? Same day services are available during regular open hours.
For more information on how to care for your mental health, please visit Mindful Steps on Well-being @ SJSU.
Additional options to consider
In addition, spaces are being made available in the Housing area. Watch for information
and resources if you live in on-campus housing.
You can also come connect in the Political Science office in Clark 471 on 11/6 and
11/7 from 1-5 pm with board games!
Expression
Location: Smith/Carlos Lawn
Dates/Times: 11/5 - 11/7 11am-7pm, 11/8 11am-4pm (times and dates subject to change)
Join fellow students in an environment to share your thoughts and opinions on the election in a public forum. Sign up on-site to speak into a microphone and project your thoughts to others in attendance at the location.
Or if you prefer, join a sit-down table there and be a part of a small dialogue about the election and its results.
The space will be governed by Time, Place, and Manner and we ask for courtesy and respect for fellow students, but the content and thoughts are yours to share.
Center for Faculty Excellence and Teaching Innovation Resources
To view CFETI resources, visit their helpful webpage.
Contact Information
For more information about post-election resources or questions,
contact Jon Tucker at jon.tucker@sjsu.edu or 702-924-5957.