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Wichita focus of mental health care training push Original

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By Joe Stumpe Verified
| Derby Informer Verified
It’s called the Kansas Behavioral Health Center of Excellence, but don’t go looking for it on a map. The center isn’t a brick-and-mortar building but rather a fairly new consortium of behavioral health care providers and educational institutions across the state. And for several reasons, it’s focusing its early efforts on Wichita and south central Kansas.
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Splurge! Magazine | Meet Kevin Saal

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By Joe Stumpe Verified
| Splurge! Magazine
Wichita State’s new AD shares more than a love of sports with the school’s student athletes. He’s a student himself at age 44 — working on a doctorate degree in P-20 and community education. “I just felt like our students need to see someone committed to education,” said Kevin Saal, who started his doctoral studies while serving as the AD at Murray State. Saal comes from a background in academics and athletics.
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Splurge! Magazine | Coach Stanley Redwine

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By Paige Feikert, Joe Stumpe Verified
| Splurge! Magazine
Don’t expect Stanley Redwine to get caught up in the opening ceremonies, worldwide attention and other hoopla surrounding the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. “Maybe I need to learn French, but I don’t know,” joked Redwine, the University of Kansas head track and field coach who was chosen head coach of the U.S. men’s track and field team for the Olympics. “I think from my perspective, those things are not important. What’s important to me is to help the athletes achieve their goal.
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