Monday,

8:30 am - 12:00 pm

Monday,

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm

Time Management Workshop

This course helps students examine the habits of successful people and discuss how to most effectively manage their time in an entertaining and fun workshop. Helpful advice is given for prioritizing, planning and goal setting. 

Presenter: Ms. Sharon Austin, Higher Education Student Assistance Authority 

Tuesday, 3:30 pm

-4:30 pm

Metacognitive Learning Strategies Workshop
This session will provide you different learning strategies to ace any course at any level. Teach yourself how to learn by using a toolkit for learning which is reliable and easy to adopt. Diagnose any shortcomings in your own study techniques and develop effective ways of learning and studying.

Presenter: Tom Itaas, Student Success Services

Time Management Workshop
Learn how to have control of your life by planning ahead, prioritizing tasks, organizing calendars and keeping a “to do” list. Identify long term personal goals and live a healthier and happier life.

Presenter: Tom Itaas, Student Success Services

Academic Rm. 210

Atlantic City Campus

Thriving In College Workshop
Learn strategies on how to thrive in college with a lot of positive psychology/holistic focused wellness information that is focused on your social and emotional health.

Presenter: Nathan Morell, Assistant Director of Counseling Services

Goal Setting Workshop (Rescheduled to October 2, 2019-See schedule below. New venue: Atlantic City Campus, Academic Rm.  311)
Pave your way to success by learning how to layout meaningful short and long term goals. At the session, you’ll learn about personal habits that provide a good foundation for goal setting as well as a proven formula for creating effective goals. This information will provide you with a good foundation for maximizing your success in college, your career, and your personal life.

Presenter: Tom Itaas, Student Success Services

Community Service-Road Clean Up

To sign-up, visit F-110 or email studentsuccess@stockton.edu

Goal Setting Workshop 
Pave your way to success by learning how to layout meaningful short and long term goals. At the session, you’ll learn about personal habits that provide a good foundation for goal setting as well as a proven formula for creating effective goals. This information will provide you with a good foundation for maximizing your success in college, your career, and your personal life.

Presenter: Tom Itaas, Student Success Services

Academic Rm.  311

Atlantic City Campus

The Road to Researching Successfully Workshop
Librarians will introduce students to the FlashFind multi-search platform for finding library resources and useful research articles. Students will walk away from the workshop with information literacy skills, such as being able to recognize what information they need, identify how to locate, analyze and evaluate the information and be able to cite the information.

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Library Room E-221

Tuesday, 

 2:30 pm -4:20 PM

4^th Annual University Weekend Street Fair -www.stockton.edu/universityweekend. 

This Saturday from 12-4pm along College Walk and the Campus Center Front Lawn. Nearly 100 marketplace vendors, food trucks, breweries, and student organizations/Stockton offices will be providing free activities.

West Quad

Table 41

Saturday,

12 pm -

4 pm

MAPS: Mediation and Problem Solving (RESCHEDULED to October 21, 2018. See new  schedule below).

Student Success Services Group Meeting with Tom Itaas

Monday,

11am -12 pm

10/17/19

Moved to 

10/25/19

Metacognitive Learning Strategies Workshop-RESCHEDULED to October 25, 2019.
This session will provide you different learning strategies to ace any course at any level. Teach yourself how to learn by using a toolkit for learning which is reliable and easy to adopt. Diagnose any shortcomings in your own study techniques and develop effective ways of learning and studying.

Presenter: Tom Itaas, Student Success Services

Community Service-Park Clean Up

To sign-up, visit F-110 or email studentsuccess@stockton.edu

 Real Money 101 Workshop
This is workshop is presented using real life examples that participants can relate to. The goal is to increase financial literacy and responsibility. Topics covered include: Budgeting & Money Management, Credit Cards, Identity Theft, Banking, Paying for College / Student Loans, and others as requested.

Presenter: Samantha Benson, Higher Education Student Assistance Authority

MAPS: Mediation and Problem Solving 
Learn how to design a route more peaceful conflicts by learning how to approach conflict from a resolution minded perspective.

Presenter: Stacey Rose, Assistant Director, Care and Community Standards

Mentee-Mentor Social

Take a break and join fellow students and mentors for a relaxing afternoon.

Tuesday,

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm

Overcoming Test Anxiety Workshop
Learn the causes and effects of anxiety. This session will help you identify symptoms people experience as a result of anxiety and positive ways to manage it.

Presenter: Nathan Morell, Assistant Director of Counseling Services

New Mentor Training

 Friday,

10 am - 11:30 am

This session will provide you different learning strategies to ace any course at any level. Teach yourself how to learn by using a toolkit for learning which is reliable and easy to adopt. Diagnose any shortcomings in your own study techniques and develop effective ways of learning and studying.

Presenter: Tom Itaas, Student Success Services

 Friday, 

1pm - 2pm

Student Success Services Group Meeting with Tom Itaas. 

 Friday, 

2 pm - 3pm

Effective Writing Workshop
This workshop is designed to help students understand how working with a writing tutor can help improve the quality of their written assignments. We will discuss what we do—and shouldn’t do—when students come to the Writing Center for help. Our goal is to help students become more confident and independent as thinkers, writers, and editors. Attend this workshop and leave with some concrete tips from experienced writing.

Presenter: Edward J Horan,  Coordinator for Graduate and First Year Student Support & AC Projects

Student Success Services Group Meeting with Tom Itaas. 

Student Success Services Group Meeting with Tom Itaas. 

Atlantic City Campus

Academic Building, Room  316

 Thursday,   4 pm - 5 pm

Understanding Financial Aid Workshop
There’s so much information available about financial aid that it can be hard to tell the facts from fiction. This presentation will discuss some common myths about financial aid and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Presenter: Angelica Velez, Assistant Director of Financial Aid

Student Success Services Group Meeting with Tom Itaas. 

Student Success Services Group Meeting with Tom Itaas. 

Atlantic City Campus

Academic Building, Room 316

Thursday,   

3 pm - 4 pm

Personal BudgetingWorkshop
This presentation will focus on how students can put together a personal budget which includes strategies for paying off student loans, credit cards, consumer loans, etc.

Monday,

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Community Service-Road Clean up                                                 To sign-up, visit F-110 or email studentsuccess@stockton.edu

Monday,

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm