JED’s Student Voice of Mental Health Award is an annual award honoring an undergraduate college student who is doing outstanding work  to raise awareness for mental health issues, reduce prejudice around mental illness, and encourage help-seeking among their peers.

Past Honorees:

• 2020
  Collin Spencer, Georgia Institute of Technology
  Read his story here
• 2019
  Enna Selmanovic, University of Cincinnati
  Read her story here
• 2018
  Samuel Orley and Max Rothman, University of Michigan
  Read their story here
• 2017
  Matthew Argame, California State University, Long Beach
  Read his story here
• 2016
  Maggie Skoch Musso, University of Notre Dame
  Read her story here
• 2015
  Sonia Doshi, University of Michigan
  Read her story here
• 2014
  Margaret Kramer, University of South Carolina
  Read her story here
• 2013
  Michael Kessler, The George Washington University
  Read his story here
• 2012
  Lauren Ashley Tipton, Washington and Lee University
  Read her story here
• 2011
  Kristen Stefureac, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• 2010
  Jenny  Liu, University of California Los Angeles
• 2009
  Adam Taylor, Western Michigan University
• 2008
  The Alive Campaign, Five students from Baylor University bicycle across the country for suicide prevention

This award was initially established in 2008 by Carol Ullman in honor of her son, Jerry Greenspan.