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A simple thank-you can make someone’s day, and UMW is putting that idea into practice through a campuswide gratitude campaign led by the Office of Health and Wellness.
During Scary Thanksgiving on Oct. 30, students stopped by a Health and Wellness table to write postcards expressing their appreciation for faculty and staff members …
Vice President for Student Affairs Juliette Landphair published a piece about the recent 16-year anniversary of the Virginia Tech shootings, her connection to the tragedy, and the reform, including threat assessment training and expertise, that has transpired in higher education in the years since. Read the piece in The Richmond Times-Dispatch and in The Free […]
Vice President for Student Affairs Juliette Landphair spoke to Inside Higher Education for a story titled “Counselors Join Cops to Help Students in Crisis.” The piece explored the ways colleges and universities are supplementing departments with mental health counselors for students who are struggling emotionally. The article highlights UMW’s initiative to provide students with access to counseling support […]
Dear UMW Community Members:This message is to inform you that the Mental Health Crisis Response Working Group has completed its charge (see email below for context and background) and has published the report on the UMW Police Community Advisory Panel (CAP) page under “Final Report to the President.”President Troy Paino and I are grateful for the working […]
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