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Campus Frameworks and Student Health Data

Welcome to the Campus Frameworks and Student Health Data webpage, a resource designed to support informed decision-making and strategic planning for student well-being.
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Here, you’ll find key insights into student health trends, campus initiatives, and evidence-based frameworks that guide our approach to mental health, wellness, and support services. Our goal is to provide transparent and accessible data that helps shape policies, enhance student experiences, and foster a healthier campus community.

                                                                                      

Campus Frameworks 

Suicide Prevention Strategic Framework

Mount Royal University released its Suicide Prevention Strategic Framework in June 2021. As a signatory of the Okanagan Charter (2015), we recognize the vital role of health and well-being in a thriving campus community.

Suicide is a significant cause of premature death in Canada, requiring focused, systems-based approaches. Building on MRU’s strong history of mental health support, this framework provides a comprehensive roadmap to enhance suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention initiatives for students, faculty, staff, management, and exempt employees.

Explore our framework

                                                         

                                                            

Student Health Data

Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey (CCWS) 2024

Mount Royal University utilizes the Campus Community Wellness Survey (CCWS) to gather valuable insights into student health and well-being. This Canadian-based assessment tool is confidential and voluntary, ensuring students can share their experiences openly.

The data collected helps identify key priority areas, allowing MRU to enhance programs and initiatives that support student wellness.

Explore survey results