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Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Transitioning into college requires skills. Join us to learn about time management, study skills, test preparation and more.

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

First-Gen and Forward is a student success and wellness series that supports first-generation students as they navigate college, family expectations, stress, belonging and academic responsibilities. Learn practical tools for managing wellness, using campus resources, building support and staying connected to your goals.

Marked on September 10 each year, the purpose of WSPD is to raise awareness, challenge the stigma and encourage open conversations to prevent suicides. Changing the narrative of suicide means shifting to a culture of openness, understanding and support. Counselors will walk around and visit departments on campus to promote awareness.

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Inspired by Matt Haig's The Midnight Library, this presentation by the Counseling and Psychological Services will guide participants in exploring mental health concepts in a supportive, stigma-free environment.

Improve games will be used to increase communication skills, while developing confidence towards social interactions. Students will explore common social challenges by working through improv scenes based on common scenarios.

Transitioning into college requires skills: time management, study skills, test preparation, stress management and tapping into resources on and off campus and more.

Inspired by Matt Haig's The Midnight Library, this presentation by the Counseling and Psychological Services will guide participants in exploring mental health concepts in a supportive, stigma-free environment.

This workshop introduces effective learning and study strategies for college success. Students will learn practical techniques to improve academic performance and prepare for exams.

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Inspired by Matt Haig's The Midnight Library, this presentation by the Counseling and Psychological Services will guide participants in exploring mental health concepts in a supportive, stigma-free environment.

Inspired by Matt Haig's The Midnight Library, this presentation by the Counseling and Psychological Services will guide participants in exploring mental health concepts in a supportive, stigma-free environment.

This active wellness session uses line dancing to introduce movement-based stress reduction. Students complete a brief embodied check-in before and after the activity to build awareness of how physical movement affects mental and emotional well-being.