by Natalie Swiacki Mental health is something that a lot of people struggle with, and most of the time they don’t even realize it. I think a lot of the time people grow up or go through life thinking that their mental situation is “normal” (more aptly healthy, but I think normalcy is how people […]
by Julia Nunez Project Hope, the Community Service Center’s public-health-focused volunteer program, encourages students to discover connections between socioeconomic status and health through service and reflection. I spoke with Lauren Sayah (SAR ’18), Project Hope’s program manager, about intersectionality, the program’s future and what gives her hope. When did you originally become involved with the […]