Student, activist and healer: This Native veteran fights for mental health, social justice

May 27, 2022

Greg Urquhart, now a Ph.D. student at WSU, is a 2011 UW Tacoma psychology alumnus. A military veteran, he is serving his practicum in UW Tacoma's student mental health clinic.

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