Metamorphosis: ��student art exhibition raises awareness for mental health

STARKVILLE, Miss.—From first-year psychology majors to doctoral candidates and graduates, Mississippi State students and alumni across campus aim to spark conversation and raise awareness around mental health and suicide prevention through a university-wide art exhibition.

“Metamorphosis: From Pain to Possibilities” features a range of artistic mediums—photography, canvas paintings, posters and origami—created by ��students. Hosted by the Office for Student Well-Being, the collection will be in the Colvard Student Union Art Gallery Sept. 20-Oct. 2, with a public reception on Monday [Sept. 22], 2-4 p.m.

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By hometown, student exhibitors include:

BOONEVILLE—Zuri Tye, senior social work major

EUPORA—Jesse Newton, fashion design and merchandising graduate

JACKSON—Meredith Hawkins, freshman art major

JENSEN BEACH, Florida—Kristina Schoenthaler, doctoral student in applied psychology

MADISON—Emeree Moncrief, junior fashion design and merchandising major

MERIDIAN—Rachel Thaggard, senior communication major

OLIVE BRANCH—Kathryn Felder, junior art major

OXFORD—Dontavius Webb, student affairs and higher education graduate student

PERKINSTON—Kyla Lynch, freshman psychology major

PHILADELPHIA—Trillany Sims, sophomore accounting major

RIDGELAND—Jonathan Warnock, freshman undeclared

STARKVILLE—Sharel Charry Ocampo, master’s student in foreign language

TRUSSVILLE, Alabama—Veronica Walker, freshman biological sciences major

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