Despite glitches, students encouraged to fill out new FAFSA as soon as possible
The 2024-25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form has undergone changes, featuring a redesigned format with a reduction in the number of questions. Media reports on early glitches with the updated form are prompting questions and concerns. However, Wayne State University financial aid officials encourage all current students — and applicants — to fill out the new FAFSA sooner rather than later.
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Student-led pharmacy project aims to destigmatize depression
The Wayne State University American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists student leaders Shannon Habba and Lorden Kassab received a grant for their project "#ATimeToTalk: A Strategy to Destigmatize Depression in a Community Pharmacy Setting." With the support of their faculty mentor and biostatistician, Habba and Kassab developed a program to offer student pharmacist-led depression screenings in partnership with Meijer Pharmacy in Livonia, Michigan.
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Professor, Law School provide cultural opportunities for first-year students
Growing up in a musical family, Stephen Calkins, J.D., enjoyed playing trumpet in a band with his eight siblings back home in Buffalo, New York. But now, the law professor is beating a drum to provide cultural opportunities to his students through the Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s Soundcard Student Membership program. Thanks in part to Calkins’ five-year funding commitment, first-year law students can now attend performances by one of the world’s greatest orchestras simply by registering for card membership. More than 100 current law students and advisors have taken advantage of the program this year – normally a $25 annual fee – which provides access to most performances and other programming at Orchestra Hall.
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