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Mental Health and University Life

Jul 25, 2018

We sometimes paint a picture of life at university or college as peaceful and contemplative, but students and faculty face some of the same challenges as others in terms of mental health. In fact, they also face some unique stressors. What do we know about higher education and mental health? We talk with experts Gail Kinman of the University of Bedfordshire and Susanna Harris of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the second of a two-episode series on mental health research and education.