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Student health advisory council seeks to give feedback, ideas to Worth

In order to give students more input into the health services offered at Swarthmore, Worth Health Center Director Beth Kotarski has recently formed a student advisory committee, the Student Health Advisory Council. Kotarski is optimistic that this committee, coupled with an increase in student input, will help make Worth Health Center more accessible to all students.

“Too often college health centers are viewed only in terms of the negative stories that come out of them,” Kotarski said, citing a…

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