Abstract

In recent years, college student’s crisis management is the key point of management in colleges and universities; and college counselor plays an important role in coping with the prevention and management of such crises. As food safety problems are important factors that affect college students' health, we analyze school students’ food safety knowledge, attitude, behavior, combined with the evaluation of their nutritional status and find out the role of counselors in response to food safety problems. Counselors should not only improve their professional knowledge and management skills, more important is that they should set up crisis prevention and warning mechanism, so that they could effectively improve the performance of the student management work.

Keywords:

College counselors, crisis, food safety, student management,

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