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Strategies for Student Engagement During the Mental Health Crisis

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It may feel like society is moving on from the pandemic, but with 78% of students reporting having the same or higher levels of mental health severity now than this time last year, it has left a lasting impression on every aspect of the college experience – including the academic experience, campus life, and personal well-being. Given that 80% of students say there’s an enduring campus mental health crisis, keeping them engaged and persisting under their increased levels of stress and anxiety continues to be a challenge for institutions. Join Andy Fenton at TimelyMD for an interactive discussion on strategies to not only engage, but re-engage students – while improving retention by better supporting student well-being.

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