This resolution passed by the SGA Senate calls for an update to the university's syllabus template to include details about the Eagle Campus Action Referral and Evaluation System (CARES). The CARES system is a tool for anonymously reporting concerns related to mental health, safety, and well-being. The updated syllabus will feature a revised "Mental Well-Being Statement" that includes information on how students can access and use CARES, as well as a direct link to the reporting website.

Including CARES information in syllabi is crucial for students as it enhances their awareness of available mental health resources and reporting options. By integrating this information, the university ensures that students have easy access to support systems and can take action if they or others face mental health or safety issues. This proactive approach helps create a more supportive and informed campus environment, promoting overall student well-being and safety.