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Laura R. Walker

Bennington
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President, Bennington College @AtBennington; Former President and CEO, New York Public Radio (1995-2019)
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Is Helicopter Parenting a Unique Form of Parental Co" by Gregory Nichols and Dr. Laura Walker

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By Gregory A. Nichols, Laura R. Walker, Brigham Young
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords hovering parents, helicopter parenting, parental control, self-reliance College Family, Home, and Social Sciences Abstract Emerging adulthood is a stage of development encompassing the years between 18 and 25 during which individuals strive for self-reliance despite the instability in their education, employment, and housing status (Arnett, 2007).
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Supporting College Students During a Mental Health Crisis

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By Sharon Shapiro, Laura R. Walker
| Psychology Today Verified
When families and students explore their college and university options, they consider factors such as a school’s academics, co-curricular activities, student-body makeup, social life, and job placement for alumni. Today, however, amid the growing mental health crisis in the U.S., an additional consideration has entered the fray—an institution’s track record and resources when it comes to supporting the mental health and well-being of its students.
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Supporting College Students During a Mental Health Crisis - Sharon Shapiro And Laura Walker

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By Sharon Shapiro, Laura R. Walker
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Aa Aa Aa - A + When families and students explore their college and university options, they consider factors such as a school’s academics, co-curricular activities, student-body makeup, social life, and job placement for alumni. Today, however, amid the growing mental health crisis in the U.S., an additional consideration has entered the fray—an institution’s track record and resources when it comes to supporting the mental health and well-being of its students.
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