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NC State Provides Students with Post-Election Comfort Food, Therapy

Pardes Seleh

In a campus-wide email to students, North Carolina (NC) State University chancellor Randy Woodson announced that grieving students would be provided with resources such as “conversation spaces” and “comfort” food such as “granola bars” and “snacks” to help them deal emotionally with the outcome of Tuesday’s election.

“Earlier today we shared information about ‘conversation spaces’ that were planned to support students, faculty, and staff,” Woodson’s administrative assistant wrote on his behalf. “Given the response and identified need, we will be continuing these. Thursday 11/10 and Friday 11/11 from 10am – 4pm in the Student Involvement Center of Talley we will have staff and counselors available. We will be providing a comfort station with granola bars, snacks, and water.”

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