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In the spring of 2021, Shelby Crews found herself at a crossroads. Like many recent graduates, she was trying to navigate the uncertainty of life after college, compounded by the isolation and disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Mentally, she was struggling, but thanks to her parents’ insurance, she was able to access counseling services to begin her healing process. Not everyone was as fortunate.
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Kinnamon named AASP Student Abstract Award winner
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Martin joins CAHS as Director of Development
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Center for ActiveWV recognized for statewide health impact
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Crews turns struggles into support by starting a nonprofit
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Turek gets MLB Playoff experience with Guardians
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Summer internship reinforces Neukam’s passion for helping others
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CAHS kicks off academic year with fall celebration
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Mountaineer eNews: Three incoming freshmen chosen for prestigious teaching scholarship
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