While I greatly appreciate the empathetic answers this wall and the librarians provide, I’m not looking for emotional support

While I greatly appreciate the empathetic answers this wall and the librarians provide, I'm not looking for emotional support -- I'd really appreciate if I could get the data and policy clarification for the questions! (Especially these that the administrate team don't always give/tell you). P.S. Thx! I know the Dean of Students Office contact info. Can u post the answer directly?
While I greatly appreciate the empathetic answers this wall and the librarians provide, I’m not looking for emotional support — I’d really appreciate if I could get the data and policy clarification for the questions! (Especially these that the administrate team don’t always give/tell you). P.S. Thx! I know the Dean of Students Office contact info. Can u post the answer directly?
But I really want to know the number of how many students are bieng section 12 in the past few years. --Just out of curiosity. I'm not trying to annoy you!! BTW, In case you're interested in the nation's average numbers.... AUCCCD's survey report is helpful (I'm just curious about BC's data!!!!)
But I really want to know the number of how many students are bieng section 12 in the past few years. –Just out of curiosity. I’m not trying to annoy you!! BTW, In case you’re interested in the nation’s average numbers…. AUCCCD’s survey report is helpful (I’m just curious about BC’s data!!!!)

UCS has responded about Section 12 #’s: “We do not have a number of people who have been involuntarily committed to a psychiatric hospital (section12), so I cannot provide that. You are correct to say that it is quite low. Most people who go to a hospitalization do so collaboratively rather than involuntarily.”