More Than A Story: Talking About Students’ Mental Health and Well-Being

BU CARES and the Centre for Critical Studies of Rural Mental Health are pleased to invite you to our upcoming Think & Nibble event, featuring More Than a Story: Talking About Students’ Mental Health and Well-Being.

Over this forum, Payton M. L. Senger (author of Where the Wildflowers Grow), Cheryl Fleming (Diversity and Human Rights Advisor), Dr. Gadsden (Faculty of Education) and Dr. Antoniuk (Faculty of Education) come together to share stories, provide resources, and open the floor for important conversations on mental health and well-being with the BU community.

This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with colleagues and peers across the university, enjoy some time together, and engage in critical conversation.

We look forward to seeing you there!