Copy of Walk for Tomorrow- Volunteers Survey

Thank you for your interest in volunteering for the Walk for Tomorrow. Your assistance is greatly appreciated! This suicide prevention walk is to engage the entire campus community (COTC & OSUN) to educate on identifying warning signs of suicide, how to help a friend in need, to honor those we have lost to suicide, and to bring messages of hope to the community. The Walk for Tomorrow will take place on Thursday, September 10th at 6:00 pm, but there are many opportunities to volunteer before, during, and after the event. The form below allows you to indicate the times you are available and what volunteer opportunities you may be interested in doing. Depending on the number of volunteers, we may not need you for every shift you are available to attend, so please indicate all shifts you are interested in and available to participate in.

1.First and Last Name

2.Email Address

3.OSUN, COTC< or Cost-Shared

OSUN

COTC

Cost-Shared

4.What is your affiliation with the campus?

Student

Faculty

Staff

6.What shifts are you available for/interested in for the day of the event, Wednesday, September 10th? Examples of tasks include setting up registration tables and stations along the walk, setting out directional signs, hosting a station along the walk, helping with registration, and clean-up. (Select all that apply.)

7.What Station(s) would you be interested in hosting during the event?

Registration/Finish Line- Welcome participants and give them their bandanas, water bottles, and welcome participants back from the walk

"I walk because.." - participants will write why they are participating on a stone they can carry with them.

Message of Hope- Participants will write out messages of hope to be displayed in Warner for suicide prevention month

Suicide Education Station (R.E.A.C.H. Trainers Only)- Participants will receive brief education about the warning signs of suicide and how to help

Relaxation Station- Participants can build their own relaxation/grounding kit to help them (or a friend)

#BeThe1To- Participants will make a pledge for how they can help prevent suicide