IMALIVE Mental Health Fairs
Galloway, N.J. – Stockton University’s Counseling and Psychological Services department is set to host the IMALIVE Mental Health Fair on both the Galloway and Atlantic City campuses this October.
On Tuesday, Oct. 14, students on the Galloway campus will be connected with various on-campus resources, play mental health-related games and have the chance to win prizes throughout the fair. Oct. 14’s fair will take place in the Campus Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
On the following day, Wednesday, Oct. 15, the fair will take place in Stockton – Atlantic City’s John F. Scarpa Academic Center’s lobby and 2nd floor from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The IMALIVE Mental Health Fairs are sponsored by the Karen Alton Mental Health Initiatives Fund.
Stockton Recognized for Excellence in Mental Health and Well-Being
August 13, 2025
Galloway, N.J. — Stockton University recently received, along with 70 other higher education institutions nationwide, the 2025 Excellence in Mental Health and Well-Being Award from Insight Into Academia magazine.
The award is a measure of an institution’s individual programs and initiatives that significantly advance the core values of inclusive excellence and belonging. Stockton will be featured in the September issue of Insight Into Academia magazine.
“The Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office at Stockton has always strived to foster a culture of mental wellness and well-being for students, faculty and staff,” said Dr. Brooke Zall-Crawford, Stockton’s director of Counseling and Psychological Services. “We are proud to be recognized for our continued commitment to mental health, reducing stigma and providing preventative programming to increase student success, retention and a sense of belonging.”
Counseling Services Hosts IMALIVE Mental Health Fair
October 16, 2024
Galloway, N.J. – As music filled the Campus Center Grand Hall, students gathered in front of the various tables lining the hallway on Tuesday, Oct. 15.
At first glance, nothing was out of the ordinary, as there’s always a fair with giveaways happening this time of year.
However, the tables carried more than the standard fare of free pens and stress balls – students walked away talking about different symptoms of over 20 types of mental health conditions, or with marker and pen ink all over their hands from writing some of their deepest and darkest secrets on an anonymous wall.
Some left with brochures full of mental health resources and a raffle ticket that they earned after visiting every table, while others walked with friends and giggled about the positive affirmations they came up with as they filled in a canvas full of others.
This is no regular event — it’s the IMALIVE Mental Health Fair, an initiative that Brooke Zall-Crawford, director of Counseling and Psychological Services, thought would be a perfect way to expose Stockton students to the many different mental health resources available to them, both on and off campus. With help from the Karen Alton Mental Health Initiatives Fund, Zall-Crawford and her team of student volunteers hosted this fair in both Galloway and Atlantic City.
