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Dr. Harry Rotter weighs in on school bullying and Zachery Gray’s suicide attempt. (Photos & Video)
Zachery Gray before his attempted suicide. Photo provided by family.
(Photo credit: TBO.com)
Many of us who live in Florida are familiar with 17-year old, Zachery (Zach) Gray’s attempted suicide by hanging last year. Zach’s nearly fatal suicide has left him brain-damaged and never to walk again. It has been suspected that Zach had been a victim of allegedly anti-gay bullying by his Zephyrhills High School classmates for sometime with little to no support or protection from the school’s staff, which may have motivated his suicide attempt. Just recently, Zach’s parents released Zach’s hospital photos and treatment. Now, more than ever, Zach’s parents seek answers that influenced their son’s nearly fatal decision. (more…)
A Look at the Graduating Class of 2012: Flo Fasida (Univ. Campus)
Saint Leo seniors share their plans for life after graduation:
Saint Leo University Campus student Folarinle Fasida (Flo) has been accepted into the Nova Southeastern University‘s M.S. Mental Health Counseling Program in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
2009 Saint Leo University Graduate, Lauren Pelkey has been iNKED!
My whole experience at Saint Leo University was excellent!
SLU’s smaller class sizes and direct support from professors allowed me to discover a love for research and analytical thinking. All of our APA papers we had, helped me out more than I could have ever imagined when I got to grad school.
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2012 Academic Excellence Day (Univ. Campus) Photo Gallery
Academic Excellence Day is a day set aside for the celebration of student achievement. The university community joins together to highlight and acclaim students’ accomplishments and academic excellence. The day concludes with an award recognition ceremony held on the main campus.
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Dr. Shannon Farris featured in Military Advanced Education Journal
Virtual Integrity
Do online courses pose a greater risk to academic honor codes? (more…)
Psychiatrist apologizes for flawed research that “gays can change” and giving ammunition to anti-gay groups such as a local pastor calling for the ultimate death of queers and homosexuals. (Warning: Graphic video)
By Josh Fischman
Dr. Robert Spitzer (Photo Credit: Inside Social)
(Adapted from the Chronicle of Higher Education on May 18, 2012): Robert L. Spitzer retired years ago but his influence has not. That’s why his recantation last month of his own paper, research purporting to show that therapy could turn some homosexuals into heterosexuals, has such extraordinary resonance. The work of Dr. Spitzer, a psychiatrist and Columbia University emeritus professor–who actually got homosexuality removed from the medical list of mental disorders in 1973–rippled across society. (more…)
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