Effective test-taking strategies contribute to greater productivity, higher grades and less stress. This workshop presents a systematic, research-based approach for taking Nursing tests. Practical strategies will be provided to improve testing outcomes. Bring sample questions.
A bilingual reading from and discussion of this collection of poems “rooted in a strong tradition of protest poetry… Within this momentous collection, poets representing every Latin American country grapple with identity, place, and belonging.” *Two events 11:30a.m. Long Branch Higher Education Center, Room 200 7:00p.m. Navesink III, Student Life Center (Lincroft Campus) Sponsored […]
Landscapes are much more than what meets the eye. They hold histories and identities even while leaders debate over whether they should be preserved, consumed, or fenced. We will witness these landscapes for ourselves by walking along the borderlands, engaging in workshops with migrants and community leaders, and beholding the beauty of the Grand Canyon. […]
Learning to take good notes while reading is an important part of being successful in college. The note-taking "crash course" shares strategies for identifying and organizing the important information in your textbooks. In collaboration with the Reading Department
Effective test-taking strategies contribute to greater productivity, higher grades and less stress. This workshop presents a systematic, research-based approach for taking Nursing tests. Practical strategies will be provided to improve testing outcomes. Bring sample questions. Webinar ID: 962 9156 4419
This faculty-led program will take travelers to Rome, Florence, Tuscany and Pisa. Experience old world markets and medieval villages. Meet the faculty and learn about the courses offered, itinerary & program costs. Click Here if joining via Zoom INFORMATION SESSION DATES: Thursday, September 28, 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., LAH 205 Tuesday, October 3, 11:30 […]
There are 168 hours in a week. With classes, activities, study, and free time, planning becomes essential to get things done. Practical strategies will be presented for managing your time and your success.
Join us for our Fall Study Away Fair Learn about our summer 2024 faculty-led study away programs to Arizona, England, Greece & Italy. Also learn about J-Team and semester programs. We will have info about financial aid and scholarships! Want to ace those scholarships essays? Stop by and learn how to tell your story to […]
There are 168 hours in a week. With classes, activities, study, and free time, planning becomes essential to get things done. Practical strategies will be presented for managing your time and your success. Webinar ID: 918 1881 9831
The Global Citizenship Distinction Initiative (GCD) is a recognition program open to all students, regardless of major or GPA, who want to engage in globally focused curricular and co-curricular activities as they pursue a degree. Learn more here.
Join this presentation to review resume formatting best practices and how to search and apply to opportunities on Handshake. This workshop will be held within a computer lab and via Zoom for attendees to actively develop their resumes. This event is highly recommended for F-1 international students but all are welcome to attend. Co-sponsored with the International Education Center […]
Feeling nervous about exams is normal. However, extreme feelings of anxiety before and during an exam can have undesirable results. Managing test anxiety is a skill you can learn. Join us for an exploration of the symptoms, causes and management of test anxiety.
Come and learn about this exciting program for summer 2024. Open to fashion merchandizing students and others, we will travel to one of the most fashion forward cities in the world. In addition to museums and fashion sites, we will also visit some iconic London tourist sites. Meet the faculty leaders, preview the itinerary, and […]
Students enrolled in the Global Citizenship Distinction Program will present different global perspectives on models of Sustainability and engage the audience in a discussion. Presenters: Dr. Rajkumari Wesley, Professor of Psychology and Faculty Coordinator, Global Citizenship Distinction Program; GCD Students: Kenneth Grant, Eden Pela, Jean Guerdy Paul, and Morena Traditi. Registration is required (check the […]
Feeling nervous about exams is normal. However, extreme feelings of anxiety before and during an exam can have undesirable results. Managing test anxiety is a skill you can learn. Join us for an exploration of the symptoms, causes and management of test anxiety. Webinar ID: 976 0951 5019
Stop in any time! Mini crash courses in the tapping method, meditation, stress management tips & self-care, note-taking, and study skills Food, Reading Games, Music, Free Books, Giveaways & Prizes *All students are invited Come visit & learn how we can help you succeed at Brookdale! Schedule of Activities Throughout The Day: 9:30AM Breakfast & […]
We will review the visa application and will provide advice to help you prepare for the visa interview at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate. Please register for this event
Are you a college student eager to take charge of your career journey in a fun and interactive way? Join our exciting workshop on “Creating Career SMART Goals” and participate in a sidewalk chalk activity to visualize and set short-term career milestones! About the Workshop: Setting SMART goals is essential for your college success and […]
A Civility Week event centering Disability Justice Click Here to Register
A Civility Week Keynote Event Click Here to Register *Zoom
Landscapes are much more than what meets the eye. They hold histories and identities even while leaders debate over whether they should be preserved, consumed, or fenced. We will witness these landscapes for ourselves by walking along the borderlands, engaging in workshops with migrants and community leaders, and beholding the beauty of the Grand Canyon. […]
Learn about semester, J-Term and Summer study abroad options. Learn about scholarships and how to use financial aid to fund your study abroad experience. available in MAN 108 and via Zoom Click Here for Zoom link
A bilingual reading from and discussion of this collection of poems “rooted in a strong tradition of protest poetry… Within this momentous collection, poets representing every Latin American country grapple with identity, place, and belonging.” *Two events 11:30a.m. Long Branch Higher Education Center, Room 200 7:00p.m. Navesink III, Student Life Center (Lincroft Campus) Sponsored […]
Faculty from all disciplines who are interested in infusing global issues into their classes and planning GCP activities are invited to attend. Click Here for Zoom link
Landscapes are much more than what meets the eye. They hold histories and identities even while leaders debate over whether they should be preserved, consumed, or fenced. We will witness these landscapes for ourselves by walking along the borderlands, engaging in workshops with migrants and community leaders, and beholding the beauty of the Grand Canyon. […]
In honor of the Halloween season, this presentation explores the paranormal phenomena that occur in healthcare settings. A variety of phenomena will be examined and supported by documented examples. We will also discuss the implications for healthcare providers.
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