Mental Health is an issue with all populations, but particularly with college students. As many as 80 plus percent of college students report anxiety and or depression. Today, I will speak with Melissa Febbroriello and Kimberly Young. They are adjunct professors of psychology and social work and also counselors in the community. I will also speak with two of my sophomore students of psychology, Anna Rich, and Rada Peacock. We will discuss mental health from a counselor viewpoint, instructor viewpoint, and from the personal and academic viewpoints of students. We wrap things up with the impact of the pandemic and how our campus can help. This episode is sponsored by UNBOXED, the new social science club at Columbia State Community College.

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