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Former students launch fund to support Texas A&M mental health initiatives

Gift will allow University Health Services to advance mental health services and training for students
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University Health Services provides mental health services for Texas A&M students. (Texas A&M Health Marketing and Communications)

A generous gift from two Texas A&M University former students will allow University Health Services to expand its mental health services.

Susan D. ’89 and Anthony J. Wood ’87 recently established the WoodNext Mental Health Workforce Development Fund through the Texas A&M Foundation. This non-endowed fund will provide $410,000 to be used toward advancing mental health services and training on the College Station campus. 

Nancy Fahrenwald, PhD, RN, PHNA-BC, FAAN, associate vice president of University Health Services, said this kind of gift transforms support for mental health workforce development in the college health setting.

“This funding supports new technology-based training for the university community on how to help a student, and financial support of students enrolled in mental health programs,” Fahrenwald said.

Learn more about mental health services at Texas A&M on the University Health Services website.

Media contact: media@tamu.edu

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