At the Mary Christie Institute, we examine, convene and report on the emotional and behavioral health of emerging adults. With a particular focus on higher education, our mission is to help today’s students become tomorrow’s leaders by supporting their mental health and wellbeing.
LearningWell
A magazine at the intersection of higher education and life-long wellbeing. Through news and research reporting, expert opinion, and storytelling, LearningWell provides readers with information, evidence, and inspiration to help young people live and learn well.
Quadcast
Conversations with thought leaders in higher education and health care on issues related to the behavior health, wellbeing, and success of students
Reports/Surveys
Data and reports on the behavioral health of teens and young adults
Previous Reports
- 2022: Peer Programs in College Student Mental Health
- 2022: Peer Counseling in College Mental Health
- 2021: The Role of Faculty in Student Mental Health
- 2020: Creating Environments For Flourishing: Using innovation, evidence, and community to support and improve the emotional and behavioral health of students
The
MCFeed
A weekly roundup of news and research on the health and wellness of college students
HIGHLIGHTS from this week’s MCFeed
About MCI
The Mary Christie Institute is the inter-institutional epicenter for new ideas and initiatives in college-age behavioral health and is the only think-tank in the country focused specifically on these issues.
The need for a national resource like the Mary Christie Institute has never been greater as rates of anxiety, depression, loneliness, and hopelessness continue to rise.
The individual opinions expressed in these statements of support does not necessarily reflect the official views or position of their organization or employer
An investment in the Mary Christie Institute represents a commitment to thought leadership in college student mental health and wellbeing, and to improving how schools and communities steward the healthy development of teens and young people of all abilities, backgrounds and resources.
Our Impact
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college students nationwide represented by student affairs professionals attending a live web event
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higher education and mental health professionals, including college administrators, policymakers, and behavioral health experts engage with our content
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registered for a webinar on Recent Graduate Mental Health