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Raising mental
health awareness

A tail-wagging good story time

Seneca High School students

spearhead new psychology club
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

As therapy dog Ocho lounges in the foreground, Karin Mcdonald reads a series of short stories with
her 3-year-old daughter Pearl at the Pinelands Branch Library. The library regularly holds its Paws
to Read program, when children and their families read aloud to dogs to help the children build their
literacy skills and confidence.

According to a statistic published by the National Institute of

Mental Health in 2013, one in four
adults experiences a mental illness in a given year.
This statistic is alarming, and
a group of Seneca High School
students felt a strong need to alert
people of it.
In the fall, seniors Cailey Talbot, Morgan Lubner and Lauren
Bogardus attempted to put this
plan in motion by creating a psychology club at the high school.
Sean Kennevan, Senecas AP
psychology teacher, seemed like
the perfect person to approach
with this idea. Kennevan didnt
hesitate to give the kids approval
for the program and is now the
advisor of the new psychology
club at Seneca.
The idea was to bring about
awareness to some serious illnesses and help raise money for
families affected by them along
the way, Kennevan said.
The three girls invited other
students from all over the spec-

trum to join.
The students all come from
various backgrounds and have
personal stories that motivate
them to do something that makes
them feel good, brings hope and
sheds light on the stigma as a
whole, Kennevan said.
The club has really taken off, as
it now holds meetings once or
twice a month in which members
discuss different ideas for events.
Members have also examined the
specifics of the club and how it
should be run from top to bottom.
Club members have recently
asked about the idea of holding
elections. So as this club grows in
the future, it will now have a president, a vice president and various other leadership roles, Kennevan said.
Soon after it was created, the
group was planning its first big
event to raise awareness of mental illness and the need for support. The unique idea for its first
annual Glow Run, held on May
29, was a collaborative effort. The
run was based off of the theme of

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remarks. As a result, Azalea cancelled

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Tabernacle resident John Panico recently graduated from Centenary College in
Hackettstown with a bachelors of arts degree.
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list for the spring 2015 semester.
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Club raises $1,500

CLUB
Continued from page 1
Shine a Light in the Dark to emulate the importance of happiness and properly dealing with
mental illness despite the difficulty.
The glow idea is metaphorical, Kennevan said. Its the
whole concept of shedding light
in the darkness being symbolic
for people who feel hopeless.
The event was an approximate
5k around the school and the
property that students dressed in
fun glowing attire for. It ended in
a tunnel of lights at the finish
line. Within Senecas stadium,
runners enjoyed music, food and
a series of glow games.
The group partnered with the
National Alliance on Mental Illness for this event. NAMI FACE is
the nations largest grassroots
mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for
the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
The psychology club was able
to raise $1,500 to support this nonprofit organization. All of the

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from the Seneca family.
The event generated a lot of
kids talking about it at school,
Kennevan said. Numerous kids
came up to me the next day and
asked about getting involved and
what we could do for next year.
Due to the success of the event,
the club plans to open it to the
community next year, getting the
middle schools involved.
Kennevan could not say
enough about how impressed he
was with the group as a whole.
This is what I think education
is really all about, getting kids involved in making a difference in
our community, Kennevan said.
He also wanted to give special
recognition to the events largest
donor, the Bogardus family,
which donated $500. Lauren Bogardus was part of the original
group of seniors who created the
idea for this group. She will be attending St. Marys College in the
fall where she will be playing soccer.
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participating in making a positive impact for a cause like this is
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