Marquee Programs

CHILL is focused on providing uniquely innovative quality mental health development programs and counseling services in attempt to ensure the health and wellness of Morehouse College students. Below are a few examples of CHILL programs that help further our mission.

Marquee Programs

CHILL OUT is a program conducted before or after periods of elevated stress (i.e. Finals or midterm week) that is geared toward providing an open and supportive environment for students to showcase their skills and talents without judgement.	CHILL provides an annual scholarship to students on campus struggling to finance their undergraduate education. In order to qualify for this scholarship, students must have demonstrated financial need and submit a program proposal that attacks a mental health related issue in an unconventional way.	CHILL On the Lawn is an end-of-the-year social event that seeks to promote social connectedness and comradery amongst students both on and off campus.
In My Brother's Shoes is a program focused on bringing awareness to individuals with disabilities and encouraging students without disabilities to develop empathy, not pity for those who do.	Let's RAP is a program focused on providing a safe, open, and supportive environment for young men to discuss topics as they relate to them. This program aims to stimulate help seeking behavior in young men dealing with anger, anxiety, depression, and stress.

Marquee Programs

CHILL OUT is a program conducted before or after periods of elevated stress (i.e. Finals or midterm week) that is geared toward providing an open and supportive environment for students to showcase their skills and talents without judgement.

CHILL provides an annual scholarship to students on campus struggling to finance their undergraduate education. In order to qualify for this scholarship, students must have demonstrated financial need and submit a program proposal that attacks a mental health related issue in an unconventional way.

CHILL On the Lawn is an end-of-the-year social event that seeks to promote social connectedness and comradery amongst students both on and off campus.

In My Brother's Shoes is a program focused on bringing awareness to individuals with disabilities and encouraging students without disabilities to develop empathy, not pity for those who do.

Let's RAP is a program focused on providing a safe, open, and supportive environment for young men to discuss topics as they relate to them. This program aims to stimulate help seeking behavior in young men dealing with anger, anxiety, depression, and stress.