Domestic Violence Awareness Month Fall Festival

Will Kaiser uses the impariment goggles. He was told to count to 10 and walk in a straight line between the pumpkins. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford )

Owen Bollinger reads information from a slip of paper given to him about domestic violece awarness. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

One of the two puppies that the Humane Society brought to the fall festival held by the Center for Behavioral Health and Accessibility (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

Students grabs the scavenger hunt list during the Fall Festival held on Oct 27. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

Peyton Redinger holds the puppy named Naveen while talking to Ricki Vaughan at the Fall Festival. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

Shannon Washington talks about the scavenger hunt to a bypasser at the Fall Festival on Oct 27. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

Substance use counselor, John Nimmo takes time to grab a hot chocolate and pet one of the dogs during his busy time at the fall festival. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

Nicolette Baker poses with a puppy during the fall festival. The Humane Society brought puppies for students to interact with. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

A SEMO student kneels down by the play pen to spend some one on one time with the puppy named Naveen. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

Southeast students gather by a table to get the answer for their scavengar hunt. Students were able to collect a prize if the answers were all correct. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

Students stop and talk to a table about domestic violece awarness month during the fall festival. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

Torie Liebsch paints an ombre of colors on her pumpkin during the fall festival. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)

Natalie Miller starts off with pink on her pumpkin project to give some bright colors. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford )

The Center for Behavioral Health and Accessibility brought pumpkins for students to paint while at the fall festival. (Photo by Alyssa Lunsford)