Community Engagement Project: Mental Health
Community Engagement Project: Mental Health
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As a communications major in COMM-G100, we were assigned to research and present our overview on a community issue while also seeking ways to adress the situation in a effective way.
As a communications major in COMM-G100, we were assigned to research and present our overview on a community issue while also seeking ways to adress the situation in a effective way.
The Community Engagement Project (CEP) is a group project that gives students a chance to collaborate, network, and engage with one another who share the same ideas towards a certain situation or problem. In my group project, my classmates and I dealt with how mental health is an important issue to universities students and how it affects one another.
The Community Engagement Project (CEP) is a group project that gives students a chance to collaborate, network, and engage with one another who share the same ideas towards a certain situation or problem. In my group project, my classmates and I dealt with how mental health is an important issue to universities students and how it affects one another.
I for instance, researched about how universities students or Hoosiers specifically are mentally affected by climate change. During those weeks of researching, I discovered that climate change continues to evolve and there are consequences to one's mental health such as anxiety, stress, suicide, and depression increases significantly. This brings a bigger impact on the newer generations, such as gen z, gen alpha, and gen beta.
Each group member had their own roles depending on their preferred topic. As a communications major, we had to make sure to assign "roles" to each individual to ensure a smoother and faster pace while completing the project. One of my peers, was considered the leader since they reached out to us regarding meetings and deadlines. While my other peer was considered the "creative one" since they specialized in content making and building. Without the help of my peers, I wouldn't be able to complete my CEP project since working alongside others is always a great help. At the end, I was satisfied with the result of the project, presentation and the way my peers and I collaborated to ensure a successful turn out.
Each group member had their own roles depending on their preferred topic. As a communications major, we had to make sure to assign "roles" to each individual to ensure a smoother and faster pace while completing the project. One of my peers, was considered the leader since they reached out to us regarding meetings and deadlines. While my other peer was considered the "creative one" since they specialized in content making and building. Without the help of my peers, I wouldn't be able to complete my CEP project since working alongside others is always a great help. At the end, I was satisfied with the result of the project, presentation and the way my peers and I collaborated to ensure a successful turn out.
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