I was surprised by the number of people who talked about their transition to college and how they felt lost and stressed about what the future will hold – something I’ve dealt with the past month and a half. Continue reading
Social life at a university is one of the most rewarding aspects of college life. As with anything, however, an excess of it will be harmful to other areas. Thus, it’s important to balance your social life with school and other areas. Try to make it a rule where you can only go out one day of the weekend and work on assignments the other two days. Continue reading
SEAHEC’s “Fight the Bite!” Work Cited in New ADHS Report Continue reading
“Can We Talk” is open to parents and guardians of teens AND teens age 14 to 19. Space is limited to the first 75 persons to sign up. Translation will be provided (English/Spanish). The workshop will be held at the Americana Hotel from 9am to 2pm, Saturday Jan. 28th. Please contact SEAHEC at (520) 287 4722 to register. Or register on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/can-we-talk-2016-tickets-31045381572. Continue reading
