This thesis analyzes Syracuse University's Amnesty for Help Seeking Behaviors policy through qualitative interviews with key university stakeholders. The history of the policy is reviewed and a preliminary analysis of administrative burden related to the policy is presented.

I want to send a special thanks to my advisor, Professor Huitink, for guiding me through this entire process and helping me adapt to every challenge I faced throughout; to Marianne Thomson from the Dean of Students Office and Sheriah Dixon from OSRR for going out of their way to help make my thesis idea a reality; and to Karen Hall and the entire staff in Honors for keeping me on track and being patient with me even when I procrastinated.

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College of Arts & Sciences 2020, Social Science Projects 2020, 2020