Healthy Minds Network College Mental Health Research Symposium
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16th Annual Healthy Minds Network College Mental Health Research Symposium March 23 - 24, 2026
and celebrating the rewarding ...
15th Annual Healthy Minds Network College Mental Health Research Symposium March 31 - April 1, 2026
Our appreciation goes out to all who attended and helped make the 15th Annual Healthy Minds Network College Mental Health Research Symposium successful. A link to materials from the event can be found below.
Healthy Minds Network College Mental Health Research Symposium
15th Annual Healthy Minds Network College Mental Health Research Symposium
March 31 - April 1, 2025
The Healthy Minds Network is looking forward to hosting our 15th annual College Mental Health Research Symposium March 31-April 1, 2025 in person at the University of Michigan. Our annual symposium brings together leading researchers, clinicians, practitioners, students, and other key stakeholders interested in research and data on college student mental health. The symposium is free and open to all!
Day one of the symposium (3/31) will run from 12:00pm to 5:00pm, day two (4/1) from 8:30am to 12:00pm. Discussion sessions are expected to focus on recent findings from the Healthy Minds Study, Black student mental health at a cohort of HBCU’s (an effort supported by UNCF), policy and system-level determinants of college mental health, and the HMN repository of “What Works” to support student mental health. We additionally anticipate a student panel with Q&A and several blocks of time for networking. The full agenda will be available in the coming weeks.
The HMN research symposium will draw researchers, clinicians, practitioners, students, and other key stakeholders interested in mental health and well-being on college campuses for dynamic discussions about ...
• Recent findings from the Healthy Minds Study.
• Black student mental health at a cohort of HBCU’s.
• Policy and system-level determinants of college mental health.
• HMN repository of ”what works” to support student mental health.
A student panel with Q&A and several blocks of time for networking are also planned.
And smoothly transition from the HMN symposium to the...
Mental Health on College Campuses Conference
April 1-2 at the UM
This year’s theme, From Insight to Action, focuses on how colleges and universities can use data to address current and emerging issues to improve campus climate and support student well-being.
There is metered parking available in front of the Union on either side of State Street and behind the Union on Thompson Street. There is also a visitor parking lot at 400 Thompson Street (behind the Michigan Union) near the Student Affairs Building.
The north entrance of the building is wheelchair accessible. Please visit the building page for floor plan information.
Inside the Michigan Union
The HMN College Mental Health Research Symposium is being held on the first floor of the Michigan Union in the Anderson Room (circled in red and labeled on the floor layout below). The most direct access is via the main entrance off State Street. You would go up the stairs, turn right just before the information desks, and follow the sign to the Anderson Room. The high accessibility entrance to the Union is the North Entrance on the ground level. Entering here, walk straight until you encounter elevators on the right. Go up to the first floor and turn left exiting the elevator. The Michigan Union has both accessible and gender-inclusive restrooms on each floor of the building. The nearest restrooms to the Symposium may be found past the Union information desk and toward the Panera Bread entrance on the right side of the hall.
