Congrats to Missy Hopely from Active Minds at Immaculata, for earning an honorable mention by Jed Foundation's Student Voice of Mental Health Award.
We here at Active Minds would like to welcome our newest chapter from the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia, our 206th chapter.
Active Minds, Inc. is seeking experienced, self-motivated individuals to fill Development Director, Chapter Coordinator and internship positions. See descriptions and information on how to apply here
Our new chapters intern, Jeremy, is so excited about the work he is doing here at Active Minds that he decided to blog about his experiences. He wanted everyone in the Active Minds family to be able to share in what he is doing this summer. Make sure to follow along with his daily exploits at www.activemindsinc.blogspot.com.
Follow us on Twitter @active_minds . Our page is updated daily to keep you update you on our chapters, our staff and general mental health news.
We're thrilled to
announce that the pictures of the Active Minds' Spring Break-the-Silence Fundraiser and Reception are ready for you to view! Check out our movie today and
see what an amazing evening it turned out to be. With your help we raised vital funds to support the mental health of college students.
Active Minds is proud to announce its 200th campus chapter at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University in Tallahassee, FL. Read the press release here
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Active Minds' Spring Break-the-Silence fundraiser and reception at the Google D.C. offices, with special guests Dr. Tom Insel, Director of the National Institute of Health and Shawn Andrews, two-time pro bowler from the Philadelphia Eagles
May is Mental Health Month
Chapter Inventory Forms due from all Active Minds chapters to your Chapter Coordinator
Active Minds founder Alison Malmon speaks at Northwestern Human Services Leadership Forum in Harrisburg, PA
Erin Polk from Active Minds at Mary Washington says:
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"Our
quest here with Active Minds at Mary Washington was to bring this club to a
small town setting and reach a few students. Now, I see more students
participating in both club meetings and in the programs we hold. We've given a
voice to a topic some still consider taboo and give life to a movement that in
the end will change how young people view mental health today."