2019 Calendar

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Join us in kicking off Mental Health Month 2019 with the opening of the month long art exhibit. Welcome Remarks by Calvin Chin (Director, Counseling and Psychological Services) and Sarah-Jane Leslie (Dean of the Graduate School) Open to the public.
For more information, visit:   mentalhealth.princeton.edu  

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

A panel of Princeton faculty and graduate students discuss their experiences with failure, and how increasing the visibility of failure can alleviate experiences like imposter syndrome.

Join Veronica White, curator of academic programs, as she discusses States of Health: Visualizing Illness and Healing, a cross-cultural exhibition that considers the role that art plays in shaping our perceptions and experiences of illness and healing. Christina Luo ’23 and Madison Lai ’21 will perform a dance inspired by the exhibition. A reception in the Museum will follow. Sponsored by the Princeton University Art Museum. https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/calendar/2019-11/lecture-performance-states-health-visualizing-illness-and-healing

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Global Health Colloquium Featuring Catherine Panter-Brick "“Mental Health and Resilience-Building Interventions with Syrian Refugees in Jordan”
Lunch Served at 11:45pm
https://www.princeton.edu/events/2019/global-health-colloquium-featuring-catherine-panter-brick-mental-health-and-resilience

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Sign up required. An email will be sent out 1 week before the event for sign-ups.

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Sign up required! Email Kevin Fleming at kevinaf@princeton.edu to RSVP

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Sign up required. An email will be sent out 1 week before the event for sign-ups.

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will have tables set up on the 100 Level of Frist to talk and answer any questions you may have about their programs and resources!

Responding to the exhibition States of Health, panelists discuss how artists have addressed disease, responded to mental illness, and explored the complexities of care. Speakers include João Biehl, Susan Dod Brown Professor of Anthropology and Co-Director, Program in Global Health and Health Policy; Jhumpa Lahiri, Professor and Director, Program in Creative Writing; Elena Fratto, assistant professor in Slavic Languages and Literatures; Bonnie Bassler, Squibb Professor and Chair, Molecular Biology; Anna Arabindan-Kesson, assistant professor in Art History and African American Studies; Judith Hamera, professor of Dance; and the artist and psychiatrist Eric Avery. A reception in the Museum will follow. Sponsored by the Princeton University Art Museum.
https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/calendar/2019-11/symposium-states-health-visualizing-illness-and-healing

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Sign up required. An email will be sent out 1 week before the event for sign-ups.

This film program focuses on empowering young adults, educators, health professionals and community members to gain a better understanding of mental health within their environment through three film shorts followed by a panel discussion. Reception and resources provided. Program by Art With Impact. For more information, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu. Open to the public. 

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Sign up required. An email will be sent out 1 week before the event for sign-ups.

Ruff week? Come and wind down with Marnie the Therapy Dog! Marnie will be at McCosh Health Center, 3rd Floor Group Room on Wednesday, November 20th from 4-6pm! All students are welcome! Sonsored by University Health Services.  

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Sign up required. An email will be sent out 1 week before the event for sign-ups.

Keynote Address by Sejal Shah - "Even If You Can’t See It: Invisible Disability and Neurodiversity"
Author Sejal Shah will be speaking about coming to terms with living with a major mood disorder and the complex cultural, practical, and emotional ramifications of that experience while a graduate student and as an academic. For more information, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu .


Reception to follow.
Open to the public.

Sejal Shah is the author of the debut essay collection, This Is One Way to Dance (University of Georgia Press, June 2020), about South Asian American culture, visibility, and identity. Her essays have appeared in Brevity, Conjunctions, the Kenyon Review, Literary Hub, the Rumpus, and elsewhere. She is the recipient of a 2018 New York State Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) Fellowship in Fiction and was awarded a 2019 fellowship and artist residency at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. She has taught creative writing at Marymount Manhattan College, Mount Holyoke College, and the University of Rochester, among others. She lives in Rochester, New York. www.sejal-shah.com

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu

Artwork by 16 Princeton students, staff, and community who translate what mental health awareness means to them in recognition of Princeton University’s Mental Health Awareness Month for the month of November. For more information about events, visit mentalhealth.princeton.edu