Thank you everyone for making Mental Health Awareness Month such a success and helping us on our mission to make Princeton a healthier and more inclusive campus!
We hope you can continue to use this website as a resource! And stay tuned for events in the spring and next fall!
We couldn’t have done this without help from the Grad Mental Health Initiative, Sarah Marie Bruno, all of our wonderful panelists for their perspective and discussion, Sejal Shah for a moving keynote address, The Seeing Eye, CPS counselors, our sponsors: Graduate Student Govenment, Campus Conversations Grant, TigerWell, The Graduate School, Counseling and Psychological Services, Campus Recreation, Office of Disability Services, LGBT Center, & Lewis-Sigler Institute, and everyone who helped us to make this month possible!
Dean Sarah-Jane Leslie, Dean of the Graduate School, delivering welcome remarks 
Dr. Calvin Chin, director of Counseling and Psychological Services, delivering welcoming remarks 
Chanika Svetvilas, exhibit organizer and curator 
Sarah Marie Bruno (left), Mental Health Awareness Month and Graduate Mental Health Initiative lead organizer and Chanika Svetvilas (right), “Unique Minds” Art Exhibit curator and lead organizer 
Sweety Mehta introducing her work, “Peace in the Mind” 
Artist Jill LeClair (right) with her work, “All in a day” 
Kat Cope with her work “Warped and Weft” 
Chanika Svetvilas introduces her work, “Dare to Listen” 
Anandi Ramanathan introduces her work, “Happiness blooms from within” 
Bhaumik Mehta introduces his work, “Om” 
Artist Joachim Spruch with his works, “Mars” (left) and “Burning Bushes” (right) 
Artist Bhagyashri Guhagarkar with her work, “Find Yourself” 
