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Ghost the Stress [NAMI On Campus]
Ghost the Stress [NAMI On Campus]

Wed, Oct 28

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Student Union

Ghost the Stress [NAMI On Campus]

Take a break from the stress of the semester with a fun and relaxing NAMI On Campus meeting focused on situational acceptance and mindfulness. Design your own pumpkin, skull, or ghost stress ball, and decorate a cardstock ghost featuring things you want to “ghost” from your life.

Time & Location

Oct 28, 2026, 12:40 PM – 1:20 PM

Student Union, Eisenhower Memorial Center, 1640 University Dr, Mansfield, OH 44906, USA

About the event

Join NAMI On Campus for Ghost the Stress, a fun and relaxing way to connect with others while exploring situational acceptance and mindfulness. Bring a friend and take a break from the semester to create your own pumpkin, skull, or ghost stress ball and decorate a cardstock ghost with things you want to “ghost” from your life. Enjoy some spooky treats and candy along the way!


What is NAMI On Campus?


NAMI On Campus brings students together to talk openly about mental health, reduce stigma, and create a more supportive campus community. Students can connect with peers, participate in mental health activities and awareness events, and learn about resources available on campus and in the community.


Whether you’re passionate about mental health advocacy, looking for connection, or simply interested in learning more, all OSU Mansfield and North Central State College students are welcome.

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