Who We Are
The Active Minds Chapter at Palomar College is part of a national network of students on 700+ campuses revolutionizing the conversation about mental health under Active Minds. We’re not only serious about support but we’re here to have fun too!
Disclaimer
As mental health is a delicate and important matter, we do wish to emphasize that we’re not a support group or clinicians. We’re simply a group of college students united by our passion to raise awareness and create a fun time together!
Join Us
Join us in our mission for advocating for mental health, destimatizing the conversation here at Palomar College, creating a safe space for students to be themselves and promoting self-care learning and practices!
Meetings & Events
Meetings
Club meetings for fall semester are taking place twice a month on Tuesday afternoons. Join us to meet club leaders, new members and learn about Active Minds. Check our IG/Discord to provide your availability and for any updates.
September
First Official Club Meeting – Tuesday, Sept. 16th 2-3pm in LRC-438 at the San Marcos campus
Second Club Meeting – Tuesday, Sept. 30th 1-2pm in the Welcome Center (WC-112)
October
Club Meeting/Rock Paining – Tuesday, October 14th 2-3pm, Met in NB-1
Club Meeting/Web of Support – Tuesday, October 28th 2-4pm, LRC-116
November
Club Meeting/Arboretum Walk – Tuesday, November 4th 2-3pm, Meet in NB-1
Club Tabling/Movember – Thursday, November 13th 9am-1pm, LRC Walkway
Club Meeting & Film Screening – Thursday, November 20th 2-4pm, MD-157
Events
Join us this fall to raise awareness for mental health and connect on various topics. Our Health & Wellness Skillshops are taking place at the Welcome Center classroom (WC-112) and via Zoom.
Connect with Us
Follow us on Instagram or check out our Discord to learn more about Active Minds and stay connected.
Leader Positions
- President – Mark Marasigan
- Vice President – Adrian Reyes Cabezas
- Treasurer – Vacant
- Secretary – Brenda Lehl
- ICC Representative – Jovan
More About Active Minds
Active Minds is a national organization across many colleges and universities in the U.S. with the mission of breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health. For more information, you can visit www.activeminds.org.
