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Mental health colloquium for students
13 August 2018 | Story Helen Swingler. Photo Robyn Walker. Read time 1 min.
Students are invited to a mental health colloquium from 17:30 to 19:30 on Wednesday, 15 August, in Memorial Hall. The event is part of Student Wellness Service’s ‘The Wellness Drive’ week from 13 to 17 August.
Mental health experts will be on hand to discuss relevant mental health topics. The aim is to destigmatise mental health illness and help students take charge of their mental and holistic well-being by identifying mental health challenges and seeking help before these develop.
Students will have a chance to talk frankly about how mental health affects them socially, academically, economically and holistically. The colloquium will create awareness of UCT’s existing student support structures and also provide a platform for students to outline their expectations with regards to mental health interventions.
For more information, contact Thembakazi Makwakwa on 021 650 4965, or Ingrid Smith on 021 650 4819.
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Farewell to Dr Max Price
The entire University of Cape Town community bids a final warm farewell to the outgoing Vice-Chancellor, Dr Max Price, whose term of office comes to an end on 30 June. It has been a remarkable and commendable decade at the helm for Dr Price. He has steadfastly led our institution through exceptionally complex times that have seen a sea change in South Africa’s higher education landscape. After 10 years of his leadership, we have much to celebrate at UCT and much to congratulate him for.
