Like its peer institutions, Penn has a highly competitive academic and
extracurricular culture that some students perceive to demand perfection.
Such perceptions may lead to pressures to succeed both academically
and socially that may be unrealistic and lead to feelings of being overwhelmed.
Some experience depression or other forms of distress often evidenced
by changes in behavior.6
To support its students, Penn has created
a comprehensive set of offices and programs for fostering the psychological
health and welfare of its students, extending from preventative care to
responses to crises. Programs have been developed that are aimed at having
students, from the beginning of the Penn experience, think about taking
responsibility for their health by engaging in behaviors that support
health and wellbeing including eating a healthy diet, getting enough sleep,
not misusing alcohol or other drugs, and seeking help when they need it
for their physical or mental wellbeing. As a part of its ongoing efforts to
ensure the health and safety of its students, Penn has reviewed resources
available to eliminate the misuse of alcohol and other drugs, sexual violence,
and other high-risk and unhealthy behaviors. The Task Force’s
work intersected with and benefited from the analysis of reports focused
on those issues.
Like its peer institutions, Penn has a highly competitive academic andextracurricular culture that some students perceive to demand perfection.Such perceptions may lead to pressures to succeed both academicallyand socially that may be unrealistic and lead to feelings of being overwhelmed.Some experience depression or other forms of distress often evidencedby changes in behavior.6 To support its students, Penn has createda comprehensive set of offices and programs for fostering the psychologicalhealth and welfare of its students, extending from preventative care toresponses to crises. Programs have been developed that are aimed at havingstudents, from the beginning of the Penn experience, think about takingresponsibility for their health by engaging in behaviors that supporthealth and wellbeing including eating a healthy diet, getting enough sleep,not misusing alcohol or other drugs, and seeking help when they need itfor their physical or mental wellbeing. As a part of its ongoing efforts toensure the health and safety of its students, Penn has reviewed resourcesavailable to eliminate the misuse of alcohol and other drugs, sexual violence,and other high-risk and unhealthy behaviors. The Task Force’swork intersected with and benefited from the analysis of reports focusedon those issues.
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