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Bills Strengthening Oregon's Mental Health System Signed Into Law - The Corvallis Advocate
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Bills Strengthening Oregon's Mental Health System Signed Into Law - The Corvallis Advocate
Kate Gekeler, a La Grande resident and mother of two, graduated this spring from the inaugural class of Eastern Oregon University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. After five years of coursework and internships, she graduated with her bachelor’s and master’s degrees debt free. That’s largely because most of her costs were covered by the state, which is ramping up scholarships for people interested in careers in mental health. Kate Ge…
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