https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/62030/archive/files/2218a86fc89788f9e05d7a9a95e3be19.PDF?Expires=1785369600&Signature=ZE-jq9ALan-MBvnLlyIgqrUhwXGNU%7ElxtBVTem2wHeqRTHRfvB1R%7E4N25NomDaSlMyv3yYcSSrFfEgFlwUEjuwhGHV8SNLFnKZoOofVdQjWMDmbLqGmZE3gTAIe9ZqC5rl-7sYJgZdrItH6ko4jFNJ8-eHsOCjLqiQpKO2irqZFFo8slgqT4Eem44UG9n229jRf280Ty55tzZ8lsG16SVF5JHhkyu63Ih4oLwepw1c9Y9LS5%7EC41JhWQoPwaqj0mkMCjVuhlfEdbQQrLg3Ukz3ij4-lasmEjf4Lg-ACJwMWMlUqOk9G8FFAwZbeIyGsdKm4jibMwBW0bjiXqI8W3xg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 532eea691fe7605da2e74b16b3b12939 PDF Text Text News yer 25, 2004 Mental Health scrambles to meet surge in demand the Senate confidentiality agreement. According to Robinson, however, the vote in’ favour of his nomination. was unanimous. “{t is absolutely surprising that there was a controversy four years ago,” she LEON GREK said, “It was a very unfortunate’ incident, News WriTER to-no fault of Mr. Cleghorn.” i l senate erupt‘over the nomi- University has er Royal Bank itive Officer flaw. embers of McGill ke nomination of our on the basis -was unethical. The “Shim the degree, -confidential sesd-conflict at the A Principal Jennifer Robinson ly selected Cleghorn Br year because of his ic and adminis- factor contributing crisis of that year. @ said. available to com- \feNe, be, to’ the student. employ debt Building, suggesting that it amounted to solicitation for money from RBC. Cleghorn is a graduate of'McGill and a member of its Board of Governors. He served as the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of RBC until his served as chairman of his wife, established Hormone (CCSS), which governs the Student Services fee, will decide how much able,. additional funding Mental Health full-service mental health have the money. the Pattie Laboratory demand you students. have natives The for services,” to come from an increase in the Student Service fee, which cur- rently ranges from $171.50 to $206 for full-time students. Shore said that such an increase would be relatively small,- however. “It’s not going to cost $100 more a year, it might cost ten dol- lars, it might cost five dollars to do this.... It’s about the price of a in the short term, like Senate Committee on the Students hope Mental Health Services will improve, soon. “Jt was very disappointing. We put so much time and effort into working on it. For it to. be taken down so. casually, without: giving us a -reason.... It sucks,” said Hamdan. Originally, SPHR had planned to erect a physical “wall,” but were prohibited by- the university administration. No other displays were specifically forbidden, “Basically, [Di Grappal just told us, ‘don’t get creative,” said Hamdan. | THE BLACHER AND GLASROT FAMILIES RIAL AWARD FOR HOLOCAUST RESEARCH SPHR said they were not aware that the artistic representation No “wall” for SPHR: Concordia admin ed in 2000. by Mr. and Mrs. Josef Glasrot, survivors of the Holocaust Open to any student at McGill University, the presented for excellence in research in Holocaust and related studies, ~ arly on the history of the ghettos of Warsaw and Kovno (Kaunas). prepared in any course or independent research may be considered. pd is administered by the Department of Jewish Studies in cooperathe Jewish Community Foundation. The award will be presented e Closing Exercises of the Department of Jewish Studies in June, e value of the Blacher and Glasrot Families Memorial Award is jpmpetition is open to undergraduate and graduate students at fl University. Members. be based on primary or secondary materials and work at of ticularly for from. their administration after «their illustrated representation of the IsraeliPalestinian ‘barrier was’ taken. down Wednesday..morning. The illustration was put up Tuesday as part of an educational exhibi- tion. However, when Raya Hamdan, SPHR’s executive of Finance and Fundraising, arrived. at school early Wednesday, she found Concordia Security dismantling the display. The + security guards’ explained that they were following the orders of Michael Grappa, President SPHR nation of tration of tact-information. Solidarity. would Palestinian. Human. Rights. (SPHR) Concordia are demanding answers Di is must submit 2 typed copies of their essays together with can its budget in March. ~ ” Ultimately,-new funding for Mental Health Services will have attend- THE DEPARTMENT OF JEWISH STUDIES ats of Montreal. Services will ‘receive after it submits So we’re years McGill CALL. FOR SUBMISSIONS: of Student “Services from having a building.” But Shore noted that Student Services is dévéloping new ways to meet demand in the existing space. “We're talking about other alter- having ‘some of our clinics in the evenings.... We're going have to try to find ways of double-using ing McGill, who are farther from certain offices. None of the solutheir home support structures. “The more students you have ~ tions is completely satisfactory, but we're doing our best.” from outside; the greater the out-of-Province. Cleghorn Fund in Diabetes Research at the Polypeptide at McGill. is uted’ the increased demand” for services to the higher number ‘of the McGill. Twenty-First Century Fund, which ‘raised: $205-million,-and, along - with service Dr. Norman Hoffman, Director of:Mental Health Services, attrib- as Chancellor of Wilfred Laurier University until 2003. also the currently housed. “Part of the solution [to the increased demand] is clearly, more mental health professionals. But quite honestly there’s no room for them. This’ building is filled night to the gills... We can’t add more staff if we can’t add more space” he ‘said, explaining ‘that’ Mental Health Services needs to increase the number of counsellors from 17 to at least 24. an unnamed senator told the Montreal Gazette in 2000. Opponents also questioned the motivation behind the nomination, and where Coordination Hoffman also noted the importance of maintaining an affordservice at McGill. “We. really want to continue a full-service model. Montreal has very few resources for people unless they want to pay $60 to $100 “a session.” . Shore said that while Student Services hopes to eventually expand the Brown Building to provide more space, these renovations should not be expected in the immediate future: “a building can't be expanded in less than a couple of years. There is an approval: process:.... You need city approval and all kinds of things, and you have to cent date the extra staff in the Brown time, lis] laying off 6,000 employees,” in 2001, per services. But Dr. Bruce Shore, Dean of Students, that there’ would not be’ enough room to accommo- $1.8 billion in profit, and, at the same retirement 50 more counsellors to keep up with the rapidly rising demand for its “There were some who asked whether we should wait a few years, because the Royal Bank has just made He ‘opic leaders. and throughout wn a commitment to Gill Mental Health Services will need to members “opposed nomination because they felt many of RBC’s practices were unethical. The nomination was made at the same time that a lange number of RBC employees were. laid off, a move that some senators believed was a major he said. ane 9l/3u>1W ment on the proceedings’ behind this year’s decision, because it would breach Some senate. Cleghorn’s» 2000. 5 the university's Vice of Services. is still waiting for an explathe dismantling, to the frusits members. present. because a problem, . parit. included. a written disclaimer that provided definitions of the words “wall” and “picture” in order to ensure that no one thought they were breaking the tules by erecting an. actual barrier. “We weren't trying to start a controversy, that’s not our aim, that’s not what we're about,” Hamdan said. Hamdan explained. that SPHR has been attempting to arrange a’ meeting with Di Grappa. : “We'd. like’ an’-explanation,” said Hamdan. “We're going to do something about here.” it... We're not stopping The Concordia administration will not speak to. the press until Di Grappa. has_met with members of SPHR. —Claire.Crighton � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coverage from The McGill Daily Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Paper Volume 94 Issue 14 Page Number(s) 5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Mental Health Scrambles to Meet Surge in Demand Description An account of the resource Updates on how McGill's Mental Health Services aimed to keep up with rapidly rising demand for services. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Leon Grek Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available The McGill Daily Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2004/10/25 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English mental health mental health Service (MHS) mental health Services (MHS) student health