Evaluating the Impact of Suspension on Students Facing Mental Health Crises
November 24, 2024 - 20:00
In a personal account, a parent reflects on their son's manic episodes characterized by rapid and animated speech. This raises the question of whether a suspension from college could serve as a beneficial intervention for students experiencing mental health crises. The complexities of such decisions highlight the need for careful consideration of the impact on both academic progress and mental well-being.
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