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On January 29th from 5:15-6:45PM, a task force convened by President Cauce and Provost Richards will hold a forum to gather input from students on campus mental health. The forum will be held at the ECC, located at 40th and Brooklyn. The organizers will provide food!
Public health authorities confirmed the first case in the United States of a person infected with a novel coronavirus in Everett, Washington on January 21. The virus can be transmitted from person to person, and cases have been reported in several cities in China, as well as in a growing number of other countries.
“Trans individuals experience microaggressions, harassment, and added barriers in everyday life, even in a liberal city like Seattle. So with all this added stress, where can trans students turn for a helping hand?
There are two main trans resources at the UW: one for community and one for health. Hall Health offers physical and mental support while the Q Center is a safe space for trans students to relax, unwind, and meet other trans or queer students.”
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