University of Miami COPE

University of Miami COPE COPE is a group of undergraduate students who are passionate about the mental health of our campus community. https://linktr.ee/cope_umiami

They create programming to reduce mental health stigmas while connecting students to the Counseling Center. Linktree: linktr.ee/cope_umiami

COPE (Counseling Outreach Peer Education) members are a diverse group of highly motivated undergraduate students who are passionate about college mental health and creating programming to reduce mental health stigma. They help students connect to the Counseli

ng Center and understand the resources available. Peer Educators develop and execute outreach programs that will:
-Promote emotional well-being among the student body.
-Raise awareness regarding college mental health stressors.
-Provide education and resources.
-Increase awareness among students about the services offered at the UM Counseling Center. DISCLAIMER: The sole purpose of this page is to keep the University of Miami community informed of our events and to provide useful information relevant to mental health issues. This page is not monitored daily and is used for information sharing only. If you wish to communicate directly with someone from the Counseling Center, please contact the UMCC office at (305) 284-5511 Monday-Friday between 8:30AM-5:00PM. In case of an after-hours emergency, call the University of Miami Police Department at (305) 284-6666 and/or 911. By voluntarily becoming a Follower of our page, your name and Facebook profile will be visible to others. Follwers of this site are not necessarily receiving services from the University of Miami Counseling Center.

Happy Mental Health Monday! Final stretch! We’ve got this! Post made by Peer Educator
05/04/2026

Happy Mental Health Monday!

Final stretch! We’ve got this!



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May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Don’t forget that mental health is just as important as any other aspect of health...
05/02/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!

Don’t forget that mental health is just as important as any other aspect of health!

Some of our COPE members and Alumni were recognized with Laurel Awards or nominations!Lauren Dziedzic () was awarded wit...
04/30/2026

Some of our COPE members and Alumni were recognized with Laurel Awards or nominations!

Lauren Dziedzic () was awarded with the Outstanding Job Performance Award. This award recognizes individuals who exemplified high-quality work and made a significant impact as undergraduate students. Award recipients have demonstrated collaboration, a sense of mentorship and care, and role-modeled being exemplary students through their work within the Division of Student Affairs & Alumni Engagement.

Maya Griffith () was also nominated for the Outstanding Job Performance Award!

Jonathan Jean Charles (.jcharles) received the Daniel J. Watt Community Contribution Award. This award recognizes an undergraduate student, a graduate student, or a staff member who has demonstrated a strong commitment to enriching the University of Miami community through their involvement and advocacy for those who have been historically underserved. Named after former graduate assistant Daniel J. Watt, an alumnus who was highly involved in the University of Miami community and deeply committed to the advancement of social justice, this award is to honor his legacy and to recognize others who share in the values of community, relationship building, and advocacy for others.

And finally, COPE Alumni and Clinical Care Coordinator Emily Connell () was nominated for the Outstanding New Student Affairs & Alumni Engagement Employee Award. This award recognizes an individual who has been in the Division for under 2 years and within that time has excelled at their job responsibilities. This person will have achieved impactful outcomes during their tenure, furthering success within their department.

Dear COPE, From family to business, this semester has been something truly special. COPE is more than the work we do. It...
04/29/2026

Dear COPE,

From family to business, this semester has been something truly special. COPE is more than the work we do. It is the way we show up for one another, the community we’ve built, and the care we carry into every space.

To each and every one of you, thank you for your time, your energy, and your heart. It has been a privilege to grow alongside you and to witness the impact you create, both seen and unseen. I am so grateful our paths crossed.

To those graduating, please know that this is not a goodbye. You will always have your COPE family, wherever you go next.

So much pride, so much gratitude, and so much love for this community

I love you all!

Thank you to everyone who worked with us and came to visit us during DeStress Fest! We hope you feel destressed before f...
04/29/2026

Thank you to everyone who worked with us and came to visit us during DeStress Fest! We hope you feel destressed before finals officially begin tomorrow! Good luck!

Happy Mental Health Monday! How are you taking care of yourself as finals approach? Post made by peer educator
04/27/2026

Happy Mental Health Monday!

How are you taking care of yourself as finals approach?

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Here are some final tips as we enter the official finals week! Post made by Peer Educator .wilson
04/27/2026

Here are some final tips as we enter the official finals week!



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Join us and our collaborators for Study Sanctuary!
04/23/2026

Join us and our collaborators for Study Sanctuary!

Students engaged in activities focused on reflection, stress management, and reframing during finals season! 🌤️From turn...
04/23/2026

Students engaged in activities focused on reflection, stress management, and reframing during finals season! 🌤️

From turning “rainy cloud” worries into more balanced “sun” thoughts, to filling out April appreciation cards and exploring an “April anxieties” guide with tips and stats, these stations created space to slow down and check in 💛

We have begun wrapping up the semester with a night focused on finishing strong. From stress management tips for finals ...
04/23/2026

We have begun wrapping up the semester with a night focused on finishing strong. From stress management tips for finals to sharing University of Miami Counseling Center resources, this event brought together campus partners and wellness activities to support students mentally, physically, and academically.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our stations, took a moment for themselves, and got connected to resources going into finals week!

You’ve got this! Finish strong, canes 🧡💚

Happy Mental Health Monday Reminder: you are important, beyond any grade or assignment.🫶 Save this as your reminder for ...
04/20/2026

Happy Mental Health Monday
Reminder: you are important, beyond any grade or assignment.

🫶 Save this as your reminder for the week
💬 Then tell us: what helps you reset when things feel overwhelming?



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Today is World Semicolon Day. A semicolon is used when a sentence could have ended, but didn’t.Today we honor the streng...
04/16/2026

Today is World Semicolon Day.
A semicolon is used when a sentence could have ended, but didn’t.
Today we honor the strength it takes to keep going, even when things feel heavy.
You’re still here, and that matters.



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