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A Memo to Students about Course (and Life) Challenges

Dear Student, As a new academic term gets into gear, there is a good chance you are a little intimidated by all that needs to be done before you get to take your next vacation. You are not alone in feeling the stress and the accumulating weight of multiple academic and life challenges. Here are some considerations and tips for the weeks ahead.

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