Stephen Seviour

MA Health Promotion - Dalhousie Med Class of 2025

[Lisa McGee @LisaMMcGee]

Amen

[Lynne Robinson @DrLynneR]

All @Dalgradstudies students. This weekend is the perfect time to fill out our new, anonymous, survey on graduate student mental wellness at Dalhousie and enter to win a $75 gift card. PLEASE SHARE WIDELY! !https://t.co/gkPIn6G4iU Happy weekend all!

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

Hey everyone - Our survey is still open, and participation gives you a chance to win one of four $75 gift cards! Participate in our Grad Student Mental Wellness survey @DalhousieU ! Please share widely!

https://t.co/Y9s9Nh9it6

[Lynne Robinson @DrLynneR]

A quick reminder to all @DalGradStudies students that our post pandemic mental wellness survey of grad students is running now. Check it out at https://t.co/gkPIn6G4iU . More responses means more accurate information for Dalhousie to use. There's a chance to win a $75 gift card.

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

Thanks so much to everyone who has been sharing this survey and to those who have completed it! We really appreciate it - The more responses we can get the better!

If you’re a Dal grad student & you haven’t completed the survey yet, here’s the link: https://t.co/Y9s9Nh9it6

[Lynne Robinson @DrLynneR]

I'm excited! @StephenSeviour & I are launching our latest @DalhousieU mental wellness survey! All @DalGradStudies (Masters or PhD) invited to participate in an anonymous survey at: https://t.co/gkPIn6G4iU SHARE WIDELY! Email [email protected] with any questions/concerns!

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

Our #GradStudentMentalHealth survey is back! @DrLynneR and I are very excited to re-release this survey back to #Dalhousie grad students, and to continue the conversation of mental wellness! Share with a @DalhousieU grad student that you know! https://t.co/Y9s9Nh9it6

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

Thank you all so much for your kind words!! Excited to start in August! 😀😀

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

This news is a little old, but after applying for 4 years, ~25+ applications, 7 interviews, 6 waitlists, 5 casper tests (3 in English 2 in French), 2 MCATS, 1 BSc, 1 MA(almost), and many months of waiting, I am very pleased to be able to say I’ve been accepted to medical school!!

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

@LILY_OMRFE Thanks!:)

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

@barb_hinch Thank you!!

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

@SarahJaneBork @DrLynneR I think the Dalhousie email address might be for the random draws available to Dalhousie students at some of the events but I am not sure if it is a requirement to join! I looked on the website but did not see anything indicating it was only for Dal students

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

Dalhousie's Mental Health Awareness Week is here! Check out the full list for all event details. @DrLynneR and I will be presenting some of our research findings on #GraduateStudentMentalHealth on March 18th at 2pm! Hope you can make it!

[Dal Grad Studies @DalGradStudies]

Do you feel spread too thin? Learn about research from @StephenSeviour & @DrLynneR on grad student mental health and the student-supervisor relationship during Mental Health Awareness Week! #DALMHAW21

March 18th at 2pm

More info ✨ https://t.co/ZP0KUpJdv8

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

@rachelangelene Hard to believe❤️

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

Today should have been my best friend’s 25th birthday, and we are quickly approaching 4 years without him. Suicide leaves a hole that time cannot fill, and pain that it also cannot heal. I miss you so much brother. Love you J.

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

A friend among friends, a brother, a son, and a loving dude with one hell of a haircut.

[Stephen Seviour @StephenSeviour]

Increasing help seeking without increasing our ability to help those who seek help will only lead to more tragic and preventible losses.

We need to talk about moving towards solutions, but for today, I am going to take the time to celebrate J’s life and remember him as he was...

[Emily Fridenmaker @emily_fri]

Why do we always have to try and prove that working 30 hours in a row harms patients? Is it not enough that it harms the doctors?