Iowa Advisory Committee

to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

Highlights

Current Topic

Access To Mental and Behavioral Health Care

for Students in K-12 Schools

The Iowa Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights is currently conducting a study on access to mental and behavioral health care for students in K-12 schools. In particular, the Committee hopes to understand the barriers, if any, to access mental and behavioral health services for students on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, disability, or national origin.

To learn more about the Iowa Advisory Committee's current topic of investigation, including the project proposal, related meeting records, and briefing materials:

Current Project: Mental and Behavioral Health Care Access

Current Members

TERM | July 23, 2021 - July 22, 2025

Juan Garcia, Chairperson, Waukee

Henry Hamilton, Vice Chair, West Des Moines

Kyle Burgason, Ames

Katie Fiala, Johnston

Paul Fessler, Sioux Center

Adam Freed, Urbandale

Cynthia Koehler, Cedar Rapids

Stefanie Munsterman, Cedar Rapids

Alan Ostergren, Altoona

Donald Roth, Sioux Center

Interested in Applying?

The Commission is actively seeking applications for the next term of the Iowa Advisory Committee. For further information about membership, visit the Commission's FAQ page here.

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