William Magee Institute for Student Wellbeing
William Magee Institute for Student Wellbeing
Everett Miller: Support
Everett Miller: Support
Everett Miller: Support
Tuesday 13th January 2026
Everett Miller shares his journey through grief and the power of community support in this heartfelt episode.
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Episode Overview
- Everett Miller shares his experience with grief and support systems.
- The Thomas Mayo 5k event highlights fraternity's commitment to mental health.
- Fraternity initiatives aim to break stigma around mental health discussions.
- Community events foster unity and keep memories of loved ones alive.
- Open conversations within student organisations are vital for support.
"It was tough for me, I remember that when I found out I called my parents and there were more questions than looking for comfort."
Get ready to be moved by real-life accounts of resilience and support in this episode featuring Everett Miller. As a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity at Ole Miss, Everett opens up about his journey through grief and the vital support systems he relied on during challenging times. He reflects on the profound impact of losing Thomas Mayo, a cherished fraternity brother, and how it reshaped their fraternity's approach to supporting one another.
Everett shares heartfelt stories about the Thomas Mayo 5k and other fraternity initiatives that aim to raise awareness for mental health and substance misuse. The episode also delves into the importance of open conversations about mental health within student organisations, breaking down the stigma that often surrounds these discussions. Everett's candid recounting of fraternity life, coupled with the powerful influence of community events, paints a vivid picture of unity and shared purpose.
His anecdotes remind us that even in the face of tragedy, there is strength in coming together and keeping memories alive through positive action. How do you find solace and strength in your community? Tune in to hear more about how collective efforts can make a significant difference.