Spring 2025 Student Success Workshops: Skills to Thrive in College and Beyond
This Spring, the Student Success Center is excited to offer a series of interactive workshops designed to help you excel academically, develop key life skills, and achieve your goals.
These workshops provide practical strategies and tools tailored to your needs, empowering you to thrive in college and beyond. Whether you want to improve your study habits, master time management, or build confidence in achieving your goals, these sessions are for you!
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Master Your Time: Strategies for Effective Time Management and Prioritization
This workshop equips students with the tools and techniques to take control of their time, balance competing responsibilities, and prioritize tasks effectively for academic and personal success.
Study Smarter: Essential Skills for Academic Success
This workshop helps students develop effective study habits tailored to their learning preferences, equipping them with tools to improve retention, performance, and overall confidence in their academic journey.
Dream It, Do it: Goal Setting and Achievement Strategies
This workshop empowers students to set meaningful goals and develop actionable plans to achieve them, fostering motivation, focus, and long-term success.
Shifting Gears: Cultivating a Growth Mindset and Conquering Procrastination
This workshop combines the principles of growth mindset with practical strategies to tackle procrastination, helping students unlock their potential and stay on track with their goals.
Learn Your Way: Techniques to Accommodate Your Learning Style
This workshop focuses on helping students identify their unique learning styles—whether visual, auditory, reading/writing, or kinesthetic—and providing practical strategies to tailor their study habits and academic routines accordingly.
Speaking Up: Effective Communication with Faculty & Staff
Help build your confidence in expressing your needs, advocating for yourself and establishing professional yet approachable communication with professors, advisors, and campus staff.