The stress of college life can often take a toll on mental health of students. The pandemic has resulted in increased loneliness and anxiety for most college students. I hope to help you relieve some of the daily stress. Please join me on Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. for a stress management group. This group will be held […]
Each Wednesday, meet by the fire breathing Dragon between the Library and Center for the Arts for an 8am sunrise walk and activities throughout the day. Get active outdoors and safely socialize! Wednesday, Feb. 3 Campfires, Cocoa & S’mores, Oh My! 10am- 3pm Join Tony Bormann for fire-building tips and tricks. Hot cocoa and s’mores sponsored by the College of […]
It’s time for real talk about hard to talk about topics like racism, sexism, and issues faced by the LGBTQ+ community. This interactive program is designed especially for college students. *This is also a Pathway Event!* Presented by GTC Dramatic Dialogues, “You. Me. We.” exposes the often-unintentional ugliness of prejudice, setting the stage for a lively discussion of diversity. In two scenes, […]
Are you looking to introduce yourself to Black literature and expand your perspective on Black history, life, and culture? Stop by the library to check out our book displays (Black History Heroes and Blind Date with Black History), view the MSUM Project E-Quality and first Black students & faculty displays, and visit our website to explore our new Black History […]
Want to learn how to budget, save and manage your money to reach your goals? Stop overspending and save money, so you have it when you need it? Learn how to budget and get tips, tools and resources on how you can manage your money by attending this Wells Fargo Bank virtual presentation. When: Tuesday, February 16thTime: 11:00 am to […]