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ABOUT OUR CHAPTER

A campus community built around connection.

Our chapter creates practical ways for students to connect, build awareness, and make mental health support easier to find across campus.

Good conversations can start anywhere.

OUR PURPOSE

Make support feel closer to home.

College is full of new beginnings. Finding your people shouldn’t mean having to hide parts of yourself.

We bring Project Semicolon’s mission into campus life through conversation, creative awareness, peer connection, and clear pathways to help.

WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE

What our chapter does

There’s no single way to make a difference. These are a few of the ways we begin.

01

Create connection

Host welcoming experiences that help students meet, talk, and feel less alone.

02

Build awareness

Use creative campus activities to make mental health visible without making it clinical.

03

Point toward support

Share governed Project Semicolon and campus resources when students need a next step.

Different stories. One shared community.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND OUR CHAPTER

Led by students who care about this campus.

Leadership details below come directly from the chapter’s governed Team records.

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Meet the full team

BEFORE YOUR FIRST HELLO

Common questions

A new community can feel like a big step. Start wherever you’re comfortable.

Do I need mental health experience to participate?

No. Chapter activities are designed for students who want to help build a more connected and supportive campus.

Is the chapter a counseling service?

No. The chapter creates awareness, connection, and pathways to established support resources.

Can I help with one event without joining the team?

Yes. Many chapter activities are built so students can participate in one event or project at a time.

THERE’S A PLACE FOR YOU HERE

There is a place for you here.

Join an activity, attend an event, or help the chapter create the next idea on campus.

Want to help shape the chapter?

Bring an idea to the Leadership Team, volunteer at an event, or help create the next awareness activity on campus.