MAJOR CAPS
We are aware that many departments cap course enrollments to reserve seats for their majors. Below are the departments and the dates when those caps will be lifted.

Biology Courses* – Caps lift March 24 at 12:01am

*Except for BSC2010/L and BSC2011/L only - These caps lift April 5 at 12:01am

Chemistry Courses - Caps lift April 5 at 12:01am for Summer 2022 and July 18 for Fall 2022.

Psychology Courses - Caps lift April 4 at 12:01am

Please note: These dates are subject to change.

UPPER DIVISION ELECTIVES
If you are having trouble enrolling in an IMS Upper Division Elective from our approved lists located on our Resources page, please email us to let us know at imsadvising@med.fsu.edu.

See a preview of the February Newsletter below. Click here to read!

Dr. Hill is on our Community Board and continues to be a faculty member for our students.  

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See a preview of the January Newsletter below - click here to read!

See a preview of the December 2021 Newsletter below - click here to read!

See a preview of the November Florida BH IMPACT Newsletter below:

Check out the October newsletter for information about the upcoming 6th Annual Perinatal Mental Health Conference! 

We would also like to congratulate PSI on their new contract for a Maternal Mental Health Hotline! Read more below.

We are excited to share the news that Postpartum Support International (PSI) has been awarded a contract with the federal government through the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to operate the first-ever Maternal Mental Health Hotline. The Hotline will launch in early 2022 and will be available 24/7, 365 days a year, providing services in English and Spanish via voice, text, and webchat. This will be an excellent resource for those suffering from maternal mental health conditions and will be a great addition to the ongoing work that PSI and other organizations do to provide services to birthing people and their families. Congratulations, PSI!

September is suicide prevention awareness month. Florida BH IMPACT has included resources and guides in the September newsletter to help clinicians and those who may be suffering. Click here to read the September newsletter.

This month, mental health advocates, prevention organizations, survivors, allies, and community members came together to promote suicide prevention awareness. Check out the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline website for more resources and information. Risk factors for suicide include mental disorders, particularly mood disorders, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders and certain personality disorders, alcohol and other substance use disorders, a history of trauma or abuse, and more. Effective clinical care for mental, physical and substance use disorders, easy access to a variety of clinical interventions, strong connections to family and community support, and support through ongoing medical and mental health care relationships can make it less likely that individuals will consider, attempt, or die by suicide. Read more about risk and protective factors here. Click here for resources for suicide loss survivors.