Gallery: Recess on The Oval- October 9, 2015 October 13, 2015Jacqueline Hobson Students takes advantage of OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on October 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Jackie Hobson / Lantern Photographer Students takes advantage of OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on October 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Jackie Hobson / Lantern Photographer Daniel Cybyk, a first-year biomedical engineering, takes advantage of OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on October 9, by enjoying one of the many bounce-houces brought to the South Oval by Supergames. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Jackie Hobson / Lantern Photographer Max Timko, an undecided first-year student, barely beats out Jason Hunt, 17, during OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on October 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Jackie Hobson / Lantern Photographer Julie Dentzer,a current graduate student studying history of art, pedals her way to a fruit smoothie during OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on October 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Jackie Hobson / Lantern Photographer Kayi Hui, a senior staff therapist in the Counseling and Consultation Services part of the Office of Student Life at OSU, and Jenna Slagle, a fourth-year student studying logistics management, pose for a picture during OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on October 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Jackie Hobson / Lantern Photographer Students hang notes on a tree web during OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on October 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Jackie Hobson / Lantern Photographer Students hang notes on a tree web during OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on October 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Jackie Hobson / Lantern Photographer Yu Zhang, a second-year chemical engineering major, rides around a, “Green Machine,” during OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on October 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Jackie Hobson / Lantern Photographer Emily Mosca, a second-year in psychology, takes advantage of OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on Oct. 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Stephanie Wise / Lantern Photographer Andrew Jackson, a second-year in in political science and Spanish and Carol Harder, digital communication coordinator for the office of student life, pose during OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on Oct. 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Stephanie Wise / Lantern Photographer Ana Sucaldito, a third-year in neuroscience, takes advantage of OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on Oct. 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Stephanie Wise / Lantern Photographer The Spanish and Portuguese club play with a bagpiper during OSU’s Office of Student Life’s Recess on the Oval on Oct. 9. The Counseling and Consultation services put on this event as part of National Mental Health Awareness week. Credit: Stephanie Wise / Lantern Photographer
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