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19 Quinnipiac Health L. J. 315 (2016-2017)
The Limited Provision of Mental Health Services at Community Colleges: Obstacles, Initiatives, and Opportunities for Change

handle is hein.journals/qhlj19 and id is 341 raw text is: THE LIMITED PROVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AT COMMUNITY COLLEGES: OBSTACLES, INITIATIVES, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHANGE Katharine Klebes* Introduction ................................. ........316 Part I: The Mental Health of College Students in the United States.. 318 A. Prevalence of Mental Health Issues on College Campuses .......................................318 B. Personal Obstacles to Seeking Mental Health Services...... 320 C. Institutional Barriers to Seeking Needed Mental Health Services................... ................ 323 Part II: Community Colleges .................... ........ 326 A. Historical Role of Community Colleges ........ ........ 326 B. Shifting Demographic .......................... 327 Part III: Comparison of Mental Health Services at Two-year and Four-year Institutions ..............................329 Actual Provision of Services .................. ......329 Part IV: Case Studies of Virginia and California... .... ........ 332 Virginia............. ................... ...... 332 Community College System .....................333 State of Mental Health and Provision of Mental Health Services ................................. 334 Actions and Strategic Initiatives........... ..... ..........335 California ........................................... 337 Community College System............. .........337 Mental Health Experience and Mental Health Services Available ................................ 338 California's Actions and Strategic Initiatives .... .....340 Katharine Klebes graduated magna cum laude from Quinnipiac University School of Law in 2015. Prior to law school, she earned her B.A. and M.A. from the University of Florida. This note was drafted in 2015. 315

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