What's U.P.
Extended Discussion with Jennifer Gorton
6/28/2022 | 8m 55s
Guest Jennifer Gorton discusses available mental health services for NMU students.
An extended discussion with Jennifer Gorton about mental health resources available to NMU students. For immediate help 24/7, contact: NMU Police Dept: 906-227-2151 or dial 911; Health Advocate: 855-384-1800; National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255; Pathways 24 Hour Crisis Line: 888-728-4929; Dial Help UP: 906-356-3337 (text); 906-482-4357 (call); dialhelp.org (chat).
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What's U.P. is a local public television program presented by WNMU-TV PBS
What's U.P.
Extended Discussion with Jennifer Gorton
6/28/2022 | 8m 55s
An extended discussion with Jennifer Gorton about mental health resources available to NMU students. For immediate help 24/7, contact: NMU Police Dept: 906-227-2151 or dial 911; Health Advocate: 855-384-1800; National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255; Pathways 24 Hour Crisis Line: 888-728-4929; Dial Help UP: 906-356-3337 (text); 906-482-4357 (call); dialhelp.org (chat).
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What’s U.P. is a 2-4 minute community calendar interview program that highlights community events. What's U.P. airs irregularly on WNMU-TV PBS, Channel 13.1. The program is also available online.Providing Support for PBS.org
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