MCI Journal

The Mary Christie Quarterly provides thought leaders with news, information, and commentary on the issues facing administrators and policymakers regarding student health and higher education policy.

Mental and Behavioral Health

Real World Anxiety: Young professionals report poor mental health/burnout

Young professionals who graduated in the last six years have come of age in an anxious and uncertain time. From the proliferation of social media, to political and cultural divisiveness, to the epic changes brought on by the global pandemic, these young people saw the norms of human behavior rewritten…

MCQ. Issue 28
01/17/2023
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Quadcast

Conversations with thought leaders in higher education and health care on issues related to the behavior health, wellbeing, and success of students

Mental and Behavioral Health

Voices from the Youth Council: Mental health advocate Kelsey Matthews’ Story of Resilience and Perseverance

Kelsey Matthews, a mental health advocate and member of MCI’s new National Youth Council on College Mental Health, joins the Quadcast to share her powerful story of perseverance that defined her path to a college degree. Youth Council Chair Carson Domey co-hosts with Dana Humphrey in an episode that touches…

Interviewed by: Dana Humphrey
Quadcast Episode 66
11/08/2023
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Reports/Surveys

Data and reports on the behavioral health of teens and young adults

January 11, 2023

The Mental Health and Wellbeing of Young Professionals

A survey of graduates between the ages of 22 and 28 seeking to better understand the mental and emotional health of early career professionals.

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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.

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President Emeritus, Bentley University
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Global Director of Mental Health and Wellness, Minerva University
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