11/10/2019 -- 6-9 p.m.
The SRU Student Non-Profit Alliance hosted an event to talk about mental health and stress relief tactics for students on campus. Many different clubs and organizations were present. Each club had a station set up with an activity or information on how to improve mental health. There were many students who came to the event with friends to seek new and exciting ways to cope with load management. Students were smiling while painting, making stress balls, and even petting therapy dogs. Overall, the event was very informative and had a positive message that many students can use to make a positive impact in their lives.
Picture 1: De'Vijan Franklin, a junior at Slippery Rock University, painting a picture to practice stress relief tactics at the Self Care Sunday Event.
Picture 2: Steven Pancoast and Tom Wojy of Slippery Rock Student Veterans of America signing up junior Samantha Vida for the 50/50 raffle.
Picture 3: Students gather around Doris Farron, owner of Watson a 2-year-old Golden Retriever therapy dog.
Picture 4: John Mathe going over the rules for counseling jeopardy with junior Katie Huggins and junior Stetson Mead.
Video 1: Lesa Bressanelli, a junior at Slippery Rock University, wrote an article covering Self Care Sunday before the event took place. This article talks about how a small gesture can make a big impact on someone’s life. Miranda Filak, a senior at Slippery Rock University, discusses the size of the event and the overall impact.
Video 2: Dylon Fleming, a senior Philanthropy and Non-Profit Management major at SRU discussing the Self Care Sunday event in the student center ballroom.
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