He added that the university has always adopted a proactive and holistic approach towards supporting students’ mental health and the SMU Resilience Framework reinforces the university’s multi-pronged approach to promoting and supporting mental well-being. As part of the university’s comprehensive educational offering, SMU is committed to providing opportunities for students to pick up valuable life skills and coping strategies which we believe will continue to be relevant in their lives even after they leave the university.” Despite periods of online learning, we have continued to strive to provide students a challenging yet nurturing and supportive learning environment where they can work towards fulfilling their academic, personal, and professional goals. In his opening remarks, SMU Provost, Professor Timothy Clark said that “At SMU, we accord great importance to the mental well-being of our students and staff. Opening Address by Professor Timothy Clark, SMU Provost Organised by SMU’s Mrs Wong Kwok Leong Student Wellness Centre and held in conjunction with World Mental Health Day, it was an occasion to learn about the enhanced whole-of-university approach to mental wellness and resilience. On 18 October, SMU launched its new Resilience Framework for students at the start of its annual Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) which took place from 18 to 22 October 2021.
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