Mental Health Coalition

two students holding up boards. one says "my hokie hiccup: sent an email when i was emotionally charged", another says "my hokie hiccup: waited too long to start on my final project"

The Mental Health Coalition (MHC) is composed of representatives from various undergraduate and graduate student organizations that meet monthly to engage in meaningful dialogue regarding mental health on campus.

The MHC aims to serve as a peer network where student organization leaders can:

Learn about & support each others' programming/advocacy efforts
Elevate the discussion and actions around mental health on campus
Collaborate for a common annual goal (policy change, event, etc.)
Engage in personal and professional development through trainings and workshops
Increase knowledge of & connection to campus mental health resources

Hokie Hiccups

The Mental Health Coalition’s (MHC) goal is to remind every Hokie that navigating challenges is normal and it can come with growth. Hokie Hiccups is an event acknowledging and celebrating the struggles or hiccups we’ve all experienced in our lives. It’s an opportunity for Hokies to share their experiences of growth through different expressive arts and creative mediums.

Check out more info about Hokie Hiccups here!