Summer Institute in Mental Health Research Courses
Courses and Schedules
All 2024 Department of Mental Health Summer Courses will be offered online.
Students are required to complete the Introduction to Online Learning module before classes begin. The module is free. The May 28 offering of IOL is the last opportunity to take the module before the start of Summer Institute courses.
Courses by Number
330.601.79 | Public Health Approaches to the Good Life
Mon 06/02/2025 - Tue 06/03/2025330.608.79 | School-Based Preventive Interventions and Research
Mon 06/02/2025 - Tue 06/03/2025330.610.89 | Knowledge for Managing County and Local Mental Health, Substance Use, and Developmental Disability Authorities
Wed 05/28/2025 - Fri 06/13/2025330.630.89 | Stigma and Mental Health: Issues and Interventions
Wed 05/28/2025 - Fri 06/13/2025330.632.79 | Grant Writing: NIH and Other Funding Sources
Thu 05/29/2025 - Fri 05/30/2025330.638.79 | The Science of Narrative: Why Storytelling Is Important to Research
Wed 05/28/2025 - Thu 05/29/2025330.647.79 | Childhood Victimization: An Overview of Public Health Efforts
Wed 05/28/2025 - Thu 05/29/2025330.665.89 | Climate Change and Mental Health
Wed 05/28/2025 - Fri 06/13/2025330.666.79 | Sleep and Public Health
Thu 05/29/2025 - Fri 05/30/2025330.669.89 | Epidemiology of Major Mental Disorders
Wed 05/28/2025 - Fri 06/13/2025330.670.79 | Creating Trauma Informed and Healing Policies and Practices
Mon 06/09/2025 - Tue 06/10/2025330.679.79 | Photovoice for Mental Health Research and Action
Tue 06/03/2025 - Thu 06/05/2025330.681.89 | Mental Health and Psychosocial Needs of Refugees After Resettlement in High income Countries
Wed 05/28/2025 - Fri 06/13/2025
Course Materials
Students are required to complete the Introduction to Online Learning module before classes begin.
To facilitate the unique learning opportunities of compressed courses, participants must be adequately prepared prior to the first class session. For most courses, instructors have prepared a packet of reading materials that all students are expected to read prior to the start of class.
Confirmed participants will receive instructions on how to access readings via email prior to the start of class.
Students are encouraged to register early so they have adequate time to obtain course materials and complete assigned readings before class begins.