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Troubled Students on Campus: Private Lives and Public Responsibilities

The number of troubled students on American college campuses, many with serious psychological problems, has probably never been greater. A longitudinal study involving 13, 257 students over a 13 year period at the Kansas State University Counseling Center (Benton, Robertson, Tseng, Newton, and Benton, 2003) reported a significant increase in problems of a more complex and serious nature among their student clients. A similar finding was also reported by Kitzrow (2003) in her review of the research on the mental health needs of today's college students. Kitzrow's research found that both the severity of college students' psychological problems and the demand for counseling in college have increased significantly over the past decade. College counselors and student affairs administrators also report that they are spending more time with troubled students.