Improving mental health is priority of graduate students seeking care, requesting services
September 23, 2021
Gayathri (she/her) is a graduate student studying electrical engineering from Chennai, India
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Sabrina Kennedy • Sep 25, 2021 at 7:48 pm
My opinion is that services are provided to be efficient and reach as many students as possible. There are limited opportunities in the entire Eastern Washington region. Services aren’t meant to be restrictive on purpose- they are an ever changing work in progress, with lots of thought and attention to detail and people working to make the best out of a situation and infrastructure that is broken. It is unfortunate that all individual needs can’t be met, it is good to bring attention to needs for improvement, but in the big picture, WSU is doing great with all we have to give.