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Mental health support for post-secondary students has never been more critical

  • The creativity, perseverance, and achievement of students, faculty, and staff at universities across the country have been inspiring in the face of the COVID-19
Opinion | BY CHERYL REGEHR, CHRISTOPHER P. MANFREDI, AND ANDREW J. SZERI | May 26, 2021
There is no question that sustaining the mental health of our students requires a national strategy that involves partnerships between universities and public actors at all levels of government, write Cheryl Regehr, Christopher P. Manfredi, and Andrew J. Szeri. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Mental health support for post-secondary students has never been more critical

Opinion | BY CHERYL REGEHR, CHRISTOPHER P. MANFREDI, AND ANDREW J. SZERI | May 26, 2021
  • The creativity, perseverance, and achievement of students, faculty, and staff at universities across the country have been inspiring in the face of the COVID-19

Mental health support for post-secondary students has never been more critical

Opinion | BY CHERYL REGEHR, CHRISTOPHER P. MANFREDI, AND ANDREW J. SZERI | May 26, 2021
  • The creativity, perseverance, and achievement of students, faculty, and staff at universities across the country have been inspiring in the face of the COVID-19
There is no question that sustaining the mental health of our students requires a national strategy that involves partnerships between universities and public actors at all levels of government, write Cheryl Regehr, Christopher P. Manfredi, and Andrew J. Szeri. Photograph courtesy of Pexels
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