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UW-River Falls vice chancellor on lingering impact of 4 student deaths last year
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It’s been almost a year since a suicide cluster hit the University of Wisconsin-River Falls community. Four students died in the span of two months. It was a difficult time for the campus community, which is committed to making sure it never happens again. On Tuesday, school officials are outlining a “suicide postvention” plan.
Laura King is the vice chancellor for student affairs and strategic enrollment and she’s been overseeing this plan. She joined Minnesota Now to talk about how she’s seen last year’s deaths affect campus and what the university plans for the future.
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