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Press said he taught the class for the first time this summer at the Regents Center in Overland Park but only on a trial basis.
Stressed students could find relief in new class
The School of Social Welfare will offer Social Welfare 310, Managing Stress: Principles and Techniques for Coining. Prevention and Wellness.
By Tracy Wilkinson Kansen staff writer
Spring 1980 will bring a new class to KU that should help relieve pressures on students instead of adding to them.
"It worked very well," he said.
"One of the things our school really
believes in is empowering them. This course really is designed to empower students, to give them information, can use both now and in the future.
Ann Weick, dean of social welfare,
said that she thought the class was a
good idea and that Press had a strong
in the area of stress
management.
"I'm sure it is a useful course for students," she said. "Stress is a common element for most of us. There are not many people who know how to help others reduce that stress. Alan has paid attention to that and is able to help students find other ways of coping with their stress."
Press said the course would cover at least eight different areas in a student's life from which stress could originate including family relationships, study and school, sexual affairs, time management and coping.
The class curriculum will consist of a stress-management project in which each student will pick one or two techniques that they feel would help them in their own stress management, Press said. They will follow their chosen techniques for an eight-week period, keeping a daily log of their effectiveness. Finally, each student will write a paper on what they did, what their experiences were and how their chosen techniques worked.
Press said his class would discuss the issues surrounding stress and the ways people had found to deal with
"Over the years I've worked with students who have had a variety of problems ranging from studying and coursework to too many demands on them," he said. "These relationships," he said. "Many of these students have come up with
Press said he was looking forward to sharing these methods with the students in his class.
"I've been using these in the classes I teach in the school." Press said. "I've seen how remarkably effective they can be. I thought it would be good to have a course that reached out to students to teach a variety of stress-management techniques."
some very creative ways of coping with these problems, and others have found that using popular stress management techniques makes an enormous positive difference."
stress more effectively.
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