Webinar Full Minds, Empty Stomachs Food Insecurity on Campus Recorded on: Tuesday, April 24, 2018 Duration: One hour Cost: FREE Speakers: Shanah Bell, Holistic Health Advisor and Owner, AdaptiveNourishment, LLC Clare Cady, Director, Community Engagement; HOPE Center for College, Community, and Justice at Temple University Megan Scherling, Program Coordinator, Student Money Management Center at University of Nebraska Lincoln Carissa Uhlman, Vice President of Student Success, Inceptia If you would like to request the webinar recording and supporting documentation, please complete the form on this page. As part of our Financial Capability Month series, Inceptia explores the growing epidemic of students going hungry on campus. Despite massive dining halls and excessive food buffets, an increasing number of college students lack access to the basic nourishment necessary to support their academic dreams. This epidemic is spreading from the smallest of community colleges to the largest of elite institutions, often a source of quiet shame for those students who suffer in silence. What can we, as campus communities, do to provide support so that no student goes hungry? In this one hour webinar, we’ll discuss how food insecurity happens in such a food-rich environment, and how going hungry impacts every area of life for these students. Utilizing a body of growing research, we’ll look at how some institutions are working to tackle this problem head on. Finally, we’ll hear from one school on what it takes to open and run a campus food pantry, as they provide insights from their first year of operation. Request Resources Please fill out the form and check the resources that you would like to receive from the “Full Minds, Empty Stomachs: Food Insecurity on Campus” webinar. Webinar Recording Webinar Recap Full Name* Title* Organization/Institution* Email Address* Phone NumberView Inceptia's full privacy statement.CAPTCHA Find my representative