First Generation Discussion Group Attending college for the first time can be nerve-racking. Being the first to break the family record as the only college graduate, may feel overwhelming. The Center for Counseling and Student Development offers students a peer discussion group to talk about issues that impact first generation students. Participants discuss expectations in a supportive group environment. Discussion topics may include family support, time management and adjustment to university life. Join us: Tuesday 4-5pm Center for Counseling and Student Development Tawes Building, 1st floor

The program will explore the impact HIV/AIDS has on various segments of our society. Tawes Lobby 12-2pm

Got Stress? Learn about the impact stress has on our health and ability to function. Take our test to find out if "You got stress". Dining Hall, room 210 2-3pm

The CCSD recognizes kind gestures go a long way. The CCSD will give away a warm beverage to promote kindness. It doesn't take much to be kind to someone else. Tawes Lobby 12-2pm

Americans spend more on gambling than all other recreation combined. For most, it’s a fun diversion but for a few, gambling can become a serious, life-altering problem. Come find out what you need to know. Tawes Lobby 12-2pm

Where do you draw the line? Come learn the facts and implications about this all to common drug.

Life is tough. Come learn about practical tools to better cope with life's challenges. Discuss simple techniques to build resiliencey and well being. Dining Hall, room 210 2-3pm