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HDW Calendar

Counseling Services invites you to participate in these health, development and wellness programs for the personal and professional growth of all members of­ the MSOE campus ­community. We look forward to seeing you!

 

January 2013

Studying for Exams
Monday, Jan. 14
1-1:50 p.m.
CC-43
Be more confident. Learn how to effectively prepare for and take various exams.
Cindy Kotlarek, Learning Resource Center

Utilize LinkedIn for Your Job/Internship Search
Monday, Jan. 21
1-1:50 p.m.
Multipurpose Room
Bring your laptops and experience how to utilize the largest online professional networking tool. From freshmen to seniors, everyone should be taking advantage of this resource.
Rick Gagliano, Student Activities, Erik Oswald, Career Services

How to Deal with Difficult People
Monday, Jan. 28
1-1:50 p.m.
CC-43
Are there people in your school, work, or personal life
who are hard to get along with? Learn tips on how
to identify types of difficult people and strategies for
dealing with their behaviors.
Audrey Cowling, Counseling Services, Jeni Worman, Counseling Services

February 2013

Aromatherapy
Friday, Feb. 1
11-11:50 a.m.
S-341
Stress, sleep, headaches, stuffy nose, odorous shoes, or just about anything that ails you—there might be an oil to help relieve the symptoms. Learn about commonly used aromatherapy oils that might be helpful for your everyday use.
Dr. Renee Wenzlaff, School of Nursing, Health Services

Mental Health Screenings
Monday, Feb. 4
1-1:50 p.m.
Counseling Services, K-230
Take a short questionnaire and talk with a counselor to recognize the signs of depression, anxiety, AD/HD, alcohol abuse, eating disorders or sleep disorders to help yourself, your family or friends.
Counseling Services Counselors

March 2013

What’s Happening in Your Brain?
Monday, March 18
1-1:50 p.m.
K-125/7
Ever wonder what happens in your brain when you’re gaming, have an adrenaline rush, studying, meditating or on AD/HD meds? What determines how your brain reacts in different situations? Why do some activities affect your brain long term and others short term?
Dr. J.P. Mullooly, Neurological Psychiatry

Learning About ADD and How to Master It
Friday, March 22
11-11:50 a.m.
K-125/7
Diagnosed with ADD? Know someone with ADD? Wonder if you have ADD? Laugh and learn with this DVD as comedians Rick Green and Patrick McKenna (Bill and Harold of The Red Green Show) and ADD professionals provide strategies tailored to the ADD brain. Improve motivation, organization, time management and task completion.
Jessica Suhr, Counseling Services

I’ve Got Your Back: The Power of Bystanders
Monday, March 25
1-1:50 p.m.
Multipurpose Room
Many of us have seen someone being bullied or, perhaps someone who is drunk and making a bad decision—and ignored it. Have you ever regretted staying in the background? With your peers, discuss a full range of options and levels of action that you can take as an active bystander. Make a positive difference.
Greek Council
Resident Housing Association

April 2013

Boost Your Confidence
Monday, April 15
1-1:50 p.m.
K-125/7
Interested in learning how to build your selfconfidence? Practice ways to assert your voice in the classroom, interviews and relationships.
Audrey Cowling, Counseling Services, Jeni Worman, Counseling Services

Ladies, What You Really Need to Know!
Monday, April 22
1-1:50 p.m.
K-125/7
Discuss a variety of women’s health care topics. Bring your questions.
Victoria Carlson-Oehlers, APNP, School of Nursing, Health Services