Podcast: Improving campus facilities for student well-being
Briefly

"I think first and foremost it's the increased student demand and expectations to have comprehensive wellness services located on campus. The rising awareness of mental health issues amongst college students..." Robichaux explains how universities are responding to calls for mental health support by investing in wellness spaces and services to meet the evolving needs of students. He's seen an integration of these wellness considerations into campus designs, reflecting a shift in priorities that accommodate student well-being.
"There's greater awareness—not just for mental health and the destigmatization of mental health issues, but also in recognizing the design of spaces themselves and how that might impact students' experiences, including those related to sensory sensitivities." Mantooth discusses the importance of design in facilitating mental health and inclusivity for neurodiverse students, paving the way for an environment that is supportive and conducive to learning.
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