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New Year, New Classes, New You! Time Management in the Winter semester

Time management is a skill that everyone needs to build throughout their lives. It is possible to learn how to manage your time effectively and efficiently based on your schedule and habits. Additionally, it is important to schedule time for yourself, to support healthy habits and maintain energy so that you can complete your daily tasks. Here are some useful tips to help you manage your academic and personal time this new semester.

Time management tips:

  1. Create a schedule for your day and stick to it

COVID-19 Booster Submission

As part of the university’s continuing plan to keep our community safe, all staff, faculty and students are required to report that they have received their COVID-19 booster. A booster is an additional dose of vaccine, given at least six months after a primary series of COVID-19 vaccination, or two months after the Johnson & Johnson (Janssen) vaccine. Please note that this information needs to be reported by Friday, February 4, 2022.

Extra support from CAPS

We realize that finals can be a time of added stress for many students, and CAPS (Counseling and Psychological Services) is offering a number of services and support options in the lead up to the end of semester and beyond.

Finals and Football

If you have finals exams, make sure you still schedule time in your day to rest. Whether it be a half hour for lunch, an extra few minutes in the morning to meditate, or an afternoon workout class, scheduling time in your day to rest will make you more productive when it is time to study.

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