The JED Committee at Truman State University has been making progress toward its goals as outlined in the strategic plan. Some of these goals include implementing an extended deadline to add or drop classes, which […]
In the State of the University address, Truman State University President Sue Thomas provided an update on the interconnected issues the University faced for the past year. Thomas spoke about Truman’s budget, academic initiatives, faculty […]
Nicolas Telep, news text editor for The Index, wrote a column last week criticizing Student Government’s proposed student health fee increase. This is his follow-up. […]
“The [Index’s] April 18 opinion piece regarding the health fee increase was saddening in its misinformation and lack of research,” writes senior Joe Slama, student senator and 2017-18 chair of health, wellness, and safety. […]
The $10 increase to the existing $27 per semester student health fee was approved in last week’s student elections by a 1120-474 vote. […]
Maya Warr, second-year biology and pre-med student, died Feb. 3 in her room in Missouri Hall. […]
“Student Government proposed raising the student health fee by $10 to increase access to psychological or psychiatric care through University Counseling Services, according to the ballot resolution,” writes Nicolas Telep, The Index news text editor. “This seems to be a step in the right direction, but I’m skeptical of how much the increased fee can do.” […]
Neil Chamberlain, Kirksville R-III School District board of education president, said the district is working to better equip teachers to recognize which students might be struggling, how teachers can help them, and what role administrators can play in that situation. […]
The new programs — Master of Arts in Counseling: Mental Health Counseling and Master of Arts in Counseling: School Counseling — will be set up in six eight-week blocks built around the academic year. […]
“To be a good student here means to be all these things — the more stressed you are, the more dedicated you are,” writes assistant editor Johanna Burns. […]
The support group will have 4-12 members depending on the topic of discussion and the number of students interested in the new program. Each meeting will last an hour and a half at most. […]
Truman State University’s Department of Public Safety had officers participate in a crisis intervention training workshop to deal better with mental health situations on campus. Sara Holzmeier, Director of Public Safety at Truman State, explains […]
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