There are a whole host of support services you can draw on: from services at the university and student union, to their local GP, or specialist substance misuse centres.
As the ability to draw on more than one discipline becomes increasingly valuable, the training offered by universities should reflect this shift.
We draw on our experiences guiding a multi-partner CBPR project through university and state Institutional Review Board reviews, and other CBPR colleagues' written accounts and conference presentations and discussions.
The findings draw on years of work by the Cancer Genome Atlas Project, a massive collaboration between the National Institutes of Health, hospitals, universities and other research institutions across the country.
The Business Families Institute, a research and education center, will draw on the university's experience to offer insights on issues like business succession and family ownership.
These reports derived from a range of universities in the United States and Scotland and drew on students from a range of disciplinary backgrounds.
Within good university departments, colleagues draw on one another's strengths and compensate for one another's weaknesses.
In precarious mental health, Leiris temporarily abandoned literary life in 1929 and drew on his university training as an ethnologist to join the Dakar-Djibouti expedition of 1931 33.
It is based in the Department of Public Health but draws on the university's strengths in a wide range of relevant disciplines, including tropical and infectious medicine, vaccinology, health economics and development studies.
It added that "the university can draw on the $927 million of unrestricted financial resources it had as of June 30 , 2012.
In common with UHI, also one of its member institutions, the university seeks to draw on the distinctive cultures and characteristics of the region it serves, husbanding them to higher education needs across a variety of subjects.
