The Future of College Student Mental Health: Student Perspectives

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This paper explores the future of college student mental health from students’ perspective. The authors of this manuscript are four undergraduate and graduate students from two different universities. In the context of growing demand and intensity of mental health issues and the increased diversity of student identities on college campuses, the authors outline students’ specific needs and what institutions can do to support their mental health needs. Two specific strategies are highlighted–peer support and mental health days.

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Wu, F., Freeman, G., Wang, S., & Flores, I. (2024). The Future of College Student Mental Health: Student Perspectives. Journal of College Student Mental Health, 38(4), 975–1010. https://doi.org/10.1080/28367138.2024.2400612

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