Eric Wood is a weekly columnist covering college mental health and emerging adulthood for Forbes Magazine
Barbara Lewis, Gary Glass, and Richard Shadick were quoted in the Chronical of Higher Education article entitled Fighting the Mental-Health Crisis Narrative August 2024.
Charnequa Kennedy is featured on The Grio for How Students Can Benefit From Counseling Centers at HBCUs
Gary Glass and Richard Shadick were quoted in the Chronicle of Higher Education article entitled “The S Word: After a suicide, what information does a college owe its campus?”
Brian Krylowicz was quoted in the Chronicle of Higher Education article entitled “The Kids are being Bombarded: What Colleges Need to Know About Sports Betting” -- March 6 2024
Marcus Hotaling and Richard Shadick were interviewed on the impact of Facebook on college student mental health for National Public Radio’s The Pulse podcast- January 2024
Bryan Moulton, Bonita Lynne Reeder, Philip Rosenbaum, David Walden were quoted in the Chronicle of Higher Education’s article entitled “Colleges Can’t Keep Up With Students’ Mental-Health Needs. Teletherapy Companies Are Filling the Gaps.” January 2024
Nicole Krotinger was quoted in Seven Days in an article entitled Vermont Colleges School Students on Wellness as Mental Health Concerns Mount January 2024
The Association of University and College Counseling Center (AUCCCD) is the largest organization of campus mental health leaders in the world.
Rekha Varghese was interviewed on the People of Color in Psychology podcast with Returning to University and College Counseling as the Heart of Community Care December 2023
Richard Shadick, quoted in EdSource, “UC Riverside’s new health center at forefront of national student wellness trend”
Jaime Sheehan, Paige Bartels, quoted in Inside Higher Ed, “Paying Undergrad Mental Health Workers”
At Yale, a Surge of Activism Forced Changes in Mental Health Policies NY Times Marcus Hotaling 9/6/23
The Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors (AUCCCD) and the Center for Collegiate Mental Health (CCMH) share and collaborate on data regarding counseling center trends. This blog, the first featuring our partnership, focuses on counseling center staff turnover. As part of the annual renewal process, CCMH requested turnover data from its member centers in Summer 2022 while AUCCCD requested turnover and recruitment data from its membership during the Fall of 2022. The data reflects information from the 2021-2022 academic year.
Mental health struggles are driving more college students to consider dropping out, survey finds (https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/23/health/mental-health-college-dropout-survey-wellness/index.html) CNN, Marcus Hotaling 3/23/23
The Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors is disheartened by the Supreme Court decision on June 24th, 2022, overturning Roe v Wade and the constitutional right to abortion. This will forever be remembered as a day that five individuals (four of which are men which is important to note) overturned women’s rights to make their own reproductive health decisions. We support the autonomy for people to make these decisions themselves, and if they so choose, in consultation with their provider and the people they see as important in their lives.
