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Working with overwhelmed college students

Working with overwhelmed college students. TA Workshop – Spring 2011 Facilitators : Dr. Gail Cole- Avent , Assistant to Vice President and Ombudsperson, Division of Student Affairs Kimberly Martin , Counseling Center Isis Artze -Vega , TA Development Coordinator, The Graduate School.

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Working with overwhelmed college students

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  1. Working with overwhelmed college students TA Workshop– Spring 2011 Facilitators: Dr. Gail Cole-Avent, Assistant to Vice President and Ombudsperson, Division of Student Affairs Kimberly Martin, Counseling Center Isis Artze-Vega, TA Development Coordinator, The Graduate School

  2. The Big Picture • The emotional health of college freshmen has reached the lowest level in 25 years. • One-third of students reported being frequently “overwhelmed by all [they] had to do.” • The percentage of students reporting that their emotional health was in the “highest 10%” or “above average” when compared to their peers dropped 3.4 percentage points from 2009, from 55.3% to 51.9%. • Women were far less likely to report high levels of emotional health (45.9% versus 59.1%, a difference of 13.2 percentage points).

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