Greenspon Mental Health Support
Thanks to the Stan Greenspon Mental Health Programming Fund, Queens was able to expand its mental health and leadership programming tailored to student-athletes. These initiatives go well beyond NCAA requirements and demonstrate a commitment to the holistic success of our students. Programming this year included:
• Expert-led workshops to empower student-athletes in both their sport and beyond their identity as an athlete
• A visit from mental health advocate and author Haley Weaver, offering support and encouragement
• A “Fueling For Finals” event focused on mind, body, and spirit during a high-stress time of year
These experiences not only enhance performance but promote lifelong resilience, helping our Royals thrive in all aspects of life.
“The mental health resources and leadership training I received had a lasting impact on me as a student-athlete. They created a space where we could openly talk about pressures we face and learn strategies to manage stress, build
emotional strength, and prioritize well-being. It’s something I’ll carry with me long aſter college athletics.”
—Michel Feldmann ’26 Men’s soccer team
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Charlote native Haley Weaver returned to Queens University to share excerpts from her illustrated memoir, “Give Me Space but Don’t Go Far.” The event, a collaborative effort between departments including Queens Athletics, Student Life, Psychology, and Political Science, drew a diverse crowd of students, faculty, and staff.
Read more about author Haley Weaver’s visit to Queens
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