Abstract
As indicated by the inclusion of university counseling and psychological services centers in several national conversations, such services are critical to the course and direction of student affairs. What's more, results of national studies indicate that many of our students struggle with stress, anxiety, depression, and an assortment of other mental health issues. To best serve those students, increase the probability of their happiness, and escalate their likelihood of graduating on time and on target, student affairs should aim for great collaborative efforts with counseling centers.
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