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Beyond The Uniform: Why A Veteran's Past Makes Finding Appropriate Mental Health Care Complex (opens the original)
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According to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, in 2023 Arkansas had a veteran suicide rate of 51.5 per 100,000 veterans. This was well above the national average of 35.2 per 100,000. During this Suicide Prevention Month, Jana Haskins, the director of the Beck Center for Veterans at A-State, and Johnathon Mullins, the leader of A-State' Student Veterans Association, say mental health among veterans is nuanced. Often times veterans unique lived experiences make it difficult to find appropri
The Hemmingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center is Offering a Homeschool Resource Fair (opens the original)
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The Hemmingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center, along with the Matilda and Karl Pfeiffer Museum, will be hosting a homeschool fair on September 29th. The event will allow parents that homeschool their children to find local programming and resources from the museum and from the surrounding community. Shannon Williams, the director of the Hemmingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center, says the museum offers programming throughout the year that is both fun and educational for students r
An Arkansas Professor Explains Why Chuseok Solidifies Cultural Ties Worldwide (opens the original)
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Chuseok is a deeply significant Korean lunar mid-autumn harvest that focuses on family and remembering ancestral roots. With ceremonies, such as charye, there is an emphasis on creating an intentional reunion of families, both living and those who have passed. For Korean Americans, Chuseok also acts as a way to connect with their cultural identity and heritage. Dr. Julia Jung, a professor of marketing and the faculty advisor for the Korean Student Association at A-State, explains how the continu
September is Suicide Prevention Month: A-State Expert Highlights Rising Campus Stressors (opens the original)
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September is Suicide Prevention Month, and according to the suicide prevention resource center, it remains the leading cause of death among college and university students in the US. Patricia Glascock, a professional councilor at the associate director of the Wilson counseling center at A-State, says students face unique stressors such as navigating financial aid and scholarships, excelling in classes, and always being aware international news, often seeing pictures and videos that can be distur
Why Outreach for Agricultural Mental Health Matters Long After Suicide Prevention Month Ends (opens the original)
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The suicide rate among farmers and agricultural workers is 3.5 times higher than the general population's, according to the National Rural Health Association. That higher rate is often attributed to unpredictable weather and environmental aspects, changing commodity prices and current financial uncertainty, and farming culture. Mandy Young, the agricultural mental health outreach training director with tailgate time, explains why awareness about the mental health of farmers is important both dur
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