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Jan 293:00 PMCSU 202 |
Overcoming Test Anxiety
This presentation explains what test anxiety is, what it isn't, and will suggest strategies that can be used before and during a test. |
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ProcrastinationLearn strategies that will help you move from procrastination to successful completion. |
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Stress Management for College StudentsWhat is stress? What causes stress? What are the signs and effects of too much stress? How can students manage day-to-day stress and academic stress more effectively? These questions and more will be discussed in this presentation. |
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Dealing with Difficult PeopleThis presentation will help you identify different types of difficult people and give you tips for interacting with them. |
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How To Cool Down When You're Hot Under The CollarThis workshop will define anger, the styles of anger, look at individual warning signs, and discuss some techniques on how to express anger more constructively. |
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Breaking the Shell: Overcoming ShynessAre you shy? Do you know someone who is? Shyness is a common social problem particularly among young adults. This presentation will describe what shyness is and what it isn't, explain the causes, and offer tips for becoming a more confident and outgoing person. |
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How To Manage ConflictThis presentation will address the best way to deal with conflict among friends, roommates, co-workers, professors, or anyone else in your life. Learn strategies to handle disagreements so that you will walk away feeling good about yourself AND the other person. |
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Healthy RelationshipsTrust. Intimacy. Control conflict. All couples have to negotiate these issues. Some succeed, some fail. This presentation will describe the attributes psychologists have discovered that characterize successful and satisfied couples. |
Apr 143:00 PMCSU 204 |
Grief and LossLoss is part of life. This presentation will discuss the phases of grieving, grief recovery, and complications to grief recovery. |
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MSU is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity University. Individuals with a disability who need a reasonable accommodation to attend any of these presentations should contact the Counseling Center at 507-389-1455 (V) or 800-627-3529 (MRS/TTY) at least five days prior to the event. This document is available in alternative format to individuals with disabilities by calling the above numbers.
