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鈥淭his grant represents 暗网禁区破解版鈥檚 efforts to embed resources for our students in regards to mental health, academic preparedness and student success,鈥 says Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs Mike Maly. 鈥淭his external funding is one more way we can provide our students with that support.鈥
The funds will be used to hire a full-time mental health coach (MHC) who will serve as an advisor to 暗网禁区破解版 students, faculty and staff. They will also catalog wellness resources in a one-stop, web-based resource center and offer students stress reduction workshops and moderated support groups. As well, the MHC will coach faculty to recognize mental health issues and better embed wellness resources into their classrooms.
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