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By Amanda Forbes and Aaron Derton
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Mental health is important at every stage of life; from childhood to adolescence and through adulthood. Factors contributing to mental health problems could include biological factors, such as genes or brain chemistry, or life experiences, such as trauma, abuse, and family history. This week’s In the Public Interest aims to put a spotlight on issues that affect students at Texas State and around the world.
If you missed the episode, you can listen to the full story below.
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In the Public Interest Discusses Mental Health
Out first story is by Martin Ramirez. He explores how anxiety seeps into the lives of college students.
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In the Public Interest Discusses Mental Health
Our next story comes from Elizabeth Parrish who explored the mental health issue known as PTSD.
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In the Public Interest Discusses Mental Health
Our last story is from Jonathan Gonzalez who explores suicide prevention and intervention for students.
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In the Public Interest Discusses Mental Health
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Featured illustration by Joseph Bonney.
By Hannah Wisterman Web Editor It is 1905, and a black seamstress yearns for love. The problem: she loves a Jewish textile merchant, and at 35 years old, is running out of time to find a suitable husband. This is the story of Esther, the leading lady of Intimate Apparel, Texas State’s newest mainstage production, written by Lynn Nottage. The play is the first play performed in the Patti Strickel […]
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