This fall, the internal (on-campus) Mental Health Review Committee (MHRC) is examining the impact of campus culture and policies related to student mental health and well-being, while an External Review Team will begin to review clinical services and campus-based strategies.

Participation in the Review by faculty, staff, and students will be critical in understanding what we do well as a university, the challenges we face, and the opportunities for improvement. The MHRC has developed several processes for stakeholders to provide feedback:

You can participate in one or more of the following ways:

• Take this survey to address any or all of the following questions related to campus health and well-being:
  • What does Cornell do well in support of student mental health? What opportunities do you see to improve mental health on campus
  • What is the impact of social identity on student mental health at Cornell?
  • What impact does the Cornell culture have on student stress?
  • What ideas do you have to reduce the impact of stress on students?
  • What questions do you want the Mental Health Review Committee to consider
  • What else do you want us to know?
• MHRC listening sessions for student groups and organizations, faculty, and student support staff.
  Listening sessions will be scheduled throughout the fall semester and will be offered in the following forms:
  • Focus Groups
  • World Cafés
  • “Telling Stories” sessions

Review the list of planned participation so far.

• Direct email feedback to mhrc@cornell.edu: share information, questions, or concerns