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SGA passes resolution to support access to campus mental health resources

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The Student Government Association passed Resolution 4-25-S during its Tuesday meeting which supports forming a Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Advisory Board to increase access to mental health resources on campus. The Mental Heath and Suicide Prevention Advisory Board would advise upper-level administration on policies, initiatives and changes surrounding student mental health. Vice President of Student Experience and Dean of Students Mar…
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SGA passes resolution to support access to campus mental health resources

The Student Government Association passed Resolution 4-25-S during its Tuesday meeting which supports forming a Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Advisory Board to increase access to mental health resources on campus. The Mental Heath and Suicide Prevention Advisory Board would advise upper-level administration on policies, initiatives and changes surrounding student mental health. Vice President of Student Experience and Dean of Students Mar…

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Connecting Communities to Care: The Role of Libraries in Mental Health Information Access

From an Ithaka S+R Blog Post by Sage Love: The mental health crisis across the United States is widespread, and it shows no signs of abating, with one in five adults experiencing mental illness each year. Among college students, the situation is even more pressing: approximately 60 percent of college students struggle with at least one mental health challenge. The Hope Center recently found that 44 percent of students reported experiencing clini…

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LJ infoDOCKET broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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