Emory University Student Case Management and Intervention Services

Our last Friday introduction of the semester goes to our director, Adrienne!

Adrienne (she/hers) has worked in Emory Campus Life for over six years now and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 10+ years of experience in Social Services. While at Emory, she has participated and facilitated several Care committees and enjoys collaborating with campus partners. She is an alumnus of Auburn University in Alabama and earned a Master of Social Work degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. She has a passion for higher education, promoting mental health support, and healthy self-care practices. Adrienne’s interests include personal and professional development, fitness, anxiety, and mood disorders. She utilizes a strengths-based perspective and believes in working collaboratively with students to help them move towards their goals. Outside of work, Adrienne enjoys spending time with family, festivals in the city and trying new restaurants.

Wishing all of our students the best as they finish up finals week and wrap up the fall 2022 semester! The SCMIS office will be closing for the winter break after this weekend and will reopen in the new year. Happy holidays!

Happy Wednesday!!

We are celebrating being halfway through the week by sharing another case manager introduction!

Krystal Hodge (she/her) entered into the field of social services to be a part of witnessing individuals transform their challenges into their testimony. When not working, she enjoys spending time with her husband and 8-year-old Morkie (half Maltese, half Yorkie). Working out, traveling, and binge-watching shows on Hulu and Netflix are among some of her favorite things to do. She’s happy to be at Emory and looks forward to meeting you! 

SCMIS representing at the Annual Safety Fair on campus today! Be sure to stop by to learn about safety and well-being resources available to students.

Next up on our case management team introductions is Katie!

Katie (she/hers) joined the Emory SCMIS team in fall of 2020. Katie completed her undergrad at Auburn University and earned her Master of Social Work from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Katie strongly believes in mental wellness and healthy boundaries, and loves spending her free time with her family and pups. Katie is always looking for good book recommendations, enjoys photography, is obsessed with houseplants, and loves to cook (and eat!).

September is National Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. Swipe to learn more.

Welcome to all Emory first years! 📣

On July 16th, the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline (formerly 1-800-273-8255) will become accessible via a new, easier-to-remember three-digit number: 988

Additional State & National Resources to be aware of:
• Georgia Crisis & Access Line: 1-800-715-4225
• Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 / Text STEVE for a BIPOC responder.
• Trans Lifeline (for Trans individuals): 1-877-565-8860
• The Trevor Project (for LGBTQ Youth): 1-866-488-7386

Happy Tuesday! We hope everyone had a good long weekend. A couple pictures of this weekend’s restock at the food co-op! As a reminder, their summer hours are M-F 12-4pm.

Our next case manager introduction goes to Elaine!

Elaine (she/her) is a proud Emory '16 and Boston College alumna (MA in Higher Education Administration). Fun fact - both school's mascots are the Eagles! Before joining SCMIS, she spent years working in health promotion and has a public health approach to student well-being. She is a board-certified health coach and in her free time you can find her exploring Atlanta's food & drink scene, kickboxing, and consuming all the media (tv, books, music, TikTok, YouTube, etc.).

Happy Monday everyone, I hope you are all enjoying your summer break!

Restocking groceries for ! Canned goods, meat and cheese, frozen food, and more!

The Eagle Food Co-Op at Bread Coffeehouse will be closed for Thanksgiving starting on the 24th and reopening Monday the 29th. If you need any groceries before then, be sure to make an appointment!

We are excited to introduce you to our wonderful case management team!

Up first: Amanda! ✨

Amanda (she/hers) attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she earned both her Bachelor and Master in Social Work. She has lived in Atlanta since 2013 and cannot imagine returning to the cold North. Prior to joining Emory, Amanda worked at the Atlanta Community Food Bank and is now passionate in expanding Emory's food security efforts. Outside of her work supporting students, Amanda enjoys hiking, baking, and teaching her puppy new tricks.