Fresh Check Day is a national program that promotes mental health on college campuses in an uplifting and engaging way. It includes interactive booths that address many mental health topics and resources, free food, entertainment, and incentives for participation. One unique thing about Fresh Check Day is that most of the booths are led by student groups, allowing for peer-to-peer education and support. Check out this example video of a Fresh Check Day at another campus. 

Students & Student Groups:  Student groups, orgs, and teams can host a booth or volunteer for set up or clean up! 

Step 1: Pick Your Booth!

• Check Out "Inside the Booth" Options (be sure to click on the PDF links that describe set up, activities, etc.)

• Sign Up for Your Top 2 Booth Picks & include your preferred activity (based on document in Step 1) by Friday, Sept 25th

Step 2: Receive email confirmation of your booth! 

Step 3: Get Ready! 

• Gather materials (if needing assistance with purchasing booth materials, please email jmaga@setonhill.edu by October 1st)

• Sign Up Booth Volunteers (Ideally 2 people per hour) by Wednesday, October 9th. 

• No need to create a banner this year! We will have those for you! 

Step 4: Show up and Have Fun! 

• Booths will be marked so your volunteers can check in at the registration desk and then report to their booths to help! 

• Be sure to leave time to visit the booths yourself and get some free swag! 

Not able to commit to an hour or more to a booth? Feel free to stop by throughout the day and enjoy the event! 

Faculty/Staff/Coaches:

• • Encourage students to participate by giving the time to attend; incentivize or incorporate it into your class or team assignments; join with student groups and host a booth! (Students get a card stamped for engaging at each booth, so they can take a picture and show proof of attendance.) 

  • Sign up for a time to volunteer-tab 2 (making popcorn, handing out swag, registration, set up, clean up, etc.) or simply engage with the day! Students see and appreciate you supporting the community's mental health).

Questions? Email Jessica Maga at jmaga@setonhill.edu.