Student Health 101
The April issue of Student Health 101 is now ready – just click here to access your copy.
Dear UMass Boston Student,
The April issue of Student Health 101 includes articles that will help you have a great school year:
In the April Issue…
What’s in Your Wallet?
Cash shortages, credit problems and mounting debts are all too common in college. In today’s challenging times, you need to give yourself a complete financial checkup to keep your finger on the pulse of your current (and future) finances. Get started with this article in April’s Student Health 101!
Ready for Finals?
We didn’t think so. But, there’s no time like the present to put yourself on a path to ace those looming final exams. This article has a bunch of tips that can mean the difference between academic success and disappointment, covering study styles to time management and more…start reading today!
Get Ahead in Life
College life is filled with stress. Stress to get top grades. Stress to fit in. Financial Stress. Stress from trying to find you who you really are and who you want to be. The April issue has a great article with strategies to help reduce stress, including the benefits of counseling and when to seek help.
Do you know what to do in an emergency?
Whether it’s a fire in the residence hall, a spill in the chemistry lab, an approaching storm or a student collapsing in the hallway, knowing exactly what to do in an emergency could save your life, or the life of someone you know. Make sure you read this article to be prepared for life’s emergencies.
And much more…
Plus – you’ll be registered to win one of FIVE new iPods – by reading this issue of Student Health 101 – so start reading today! It will take you 10 minutes to read, and you are guaranteed to learn more about how to make the most of your health and wellness decisions while in college.
If you missed it – be sure to read the March issue, with Cooking on Campus, Sleep, Major Confusion and more, check out the Archives here.
Thanks,
Linda Jorgensen
Director, Health Education and Wellness
University of Massachusetts-Boston
linda.jorgensen@umb.edu