If you haven’t gotten yourself organized for the spring semester, now is the time! Hannah Seltzer is a senior Media and Communication major and founding member of the Full360 blog. This short video offers a glimpse into her methods for managing tasks and staying organized. Continue reading Organization Prevents Burnout
As I shut my laptop finishing up the last assignment for the semester, I am filled with relief. It won’t take much time to get comfortable laying in my sweatpants with a cup of hot chocolate by the fireplace. As the first week melts away, the feeling of wasted time has already sunk in. As any college student who has an extensive winter break knows … Continue reading The Winter Break Withdrawals
Presentation and public speaking anxiety are things many college students know all too well. Speaking in front of a group of people is an incredibly daunting task, especially when it comes to subjects that you might not know a ton about or be very interested in. I have dealt with a severe anxiety disorder for the majority of my school years and have dealt with … Continue reading DON’T Lose Yourself – Managing Presentation Anxiety
As our semester ends and the temperatures outside continue to drop, it is essential to find a cozy and consistent place to study on campus! If you’re struggling to find a spot that’s just right for you, here’s a quick guide to the best spots with pros and cons all listed out! As finals season approaches, do your best to keep your body warm, and … Continue reading Studying at Delaware Valley University: Winter Edition!
Completing internships as a full-time student or while working can be hard. Some college students may not realize how stressful it can be to juggle work and school and often take on too much. Our mental health fluctuates on a daily basis depending on what we have going on. Sometimes students experience a period where they start to feel something beyond stress. Before I knew … Continue reading Full Plate: Stress vs. Burnout
