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Stephan D. Weiss Student Mental Health Award is funded by American College Health Foundation (ACHF) (sponsored by Stephan D. Weiss Foundation and Weiss Fund). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Weiss Student Mental Health Award is sponsored by Stephan D. Weiss Foundation and the Weiss Fund of the American College Health Foundation. This award encourages students to develop creative initiatives that will enhance mental health service delivery to students through innovative programs that could be replicated at other colleges or universities. It supports program development with the potential for measurable success in student retention for those whose mental health problems might otherwise compromise their college experience and graduation.
Weiss Student Mental Health Award is sponsored by Stephan D. Weiss Foundation and the Weiss Fund of the American College Health Foundation (ACHF). This award encourages students to develop creative initiatives that will enhance mental health service delivery to students through innovative programs that could be replicated at other colleges or universities.
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