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From: Mari Knuth-Bouracee <>
Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2015 at 6:33 PM
To: "" <>
Subject: Waiving fees for counseling on campus

Hi folks,

A colleague is submitting a proposal to waive fees for long(er)-term counseling. Typically, after the 5th session, students are charged a $15 fee. She is interested in learning about the counseling centers/universities that waive fees for survivors. Could you all share the names of programs/universities where fees are waived?

Warmly,
Mari

Mari Knuth-Bouracee, MA

she/her/hers 

Director of Sexual Assault Prevention & Student Advocacy

University of California, Berkeley

127F Sproul Hall

Berkeley, CA 94720-2426

Office: 510.642.1988

http://sa.berkeley.edu/confidential-survivor-advocate