⠀Greater Than Campaign⠀
2021-2022 Exec Team
The Greater Than Campaign is dedicated to promoting a positive atmosphere surrounding mental health on the St. Olaf College campus. Working with the Student Government Association we will plan events and start conversations centered around mental well-being in efforts to reduce the stigma on campus, and working with the college faculty and administration The Greater Than Campaign will work to ensure that St. Olaf is supportive of all mental-health needs and concerns.
You can find more information about our projects and events by clicking here.
Our Pledge
I pledge to put my mental health first. I will strive to learn more about mental health to better understand and support myself and the people around me. I will not use language that is derogatory and/or offensive towards mental health concerns. If I need help, I will reach out to a resource or a trusted person to improve my mental health state. I understand the importance and significance of mental health for all individuals.
Resource Cards
The Bandana Project
The Bandana Project is a mental health awareness and suicide prevention campaign that uses backpacks and bandanas to support peers in getting help.
From prompts for everyday conversations to providing links to suicide prevention trainings, The Bandana Project works against stigma and reinforces solidarity in mental health awareness.
For those who don't know, The Bandana Project aims to train students and faculty as mental health allies. In attending at least one training, you will be provided with a green bandana to signal that you are a resource other students & faculty can reach out to if they are struggling with their mental health.
Want to learn more? Visit our website:
Interested in attending a training? Sing up by clicking
Or contact Abby Kristensen (kriste1@stolaf.edu) or Lauren Johnson (johns47@stolaf.edu) with any questions.
EXEC
TEAM
Meet your 2021-2022 Executive Team!
Chair –– Katherine Ichinose
Community Director –– Katie Brinkman
Resources Director –– Lucy Moe
(pictured left to right)
