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Sure, devoting $30,000 to “student space” or “mental health?? won’t be enough for the University to build a student center or erase depression from campus, but participation is the priority, and giving them control over how their money is spent will make students happier about giving back to Harvard...
Buehrens cited a slow year at the National Institute of Health??which funds many HMS grants—and its reluctance to pay for new labs and new faculty as reasons for the severance program’s launch...
...instance a January term and the possibility of dropping grades for first-years (both already at MIT). Of course, those suggestions aren’t terribly advisable, either—both seem to promote lackluster academics in return for questionable (read: nonexistent) “mental health?? benefits. Moreover, the decision to move to 4-1-4 structure by the University-wide calendar committee predated any intelligent discussion or decision-making at the College level about the merits of a J-term. Just as Harvard “catches up,” those other schools where...
Marasco said that SARS continues to be a threat to world health??though the major outbreak which generated headlines across the globe last spring ended in July, China reported several cases this winter...
...Mental health awareness education for residential tutors has recently been increased, but some residential tutors—supposedly the first line of defense for students with mental health??problems—are failing to properly advise on how to get help. Professors and teaching fellows, the other officials closest to students, receive little to no training on how to help mentally ill students. As a result, some students do not get the mental health care that they need when they need...