Happy New
Year! Here’s to a New Year, new
beginnings, a new semester!
A number of
you may have made New Year’s Resolutions, while just as many of you may have
decided that such markers of the change of the calendar are not for you. Regardless of your thinking on the matter,
the beginning of the semester is a good time to take stock of your previous
semester in terms of time management, study skills, priorities, etc. What things worked really well for you last
semester when it came to effective performance in your classes, organizations,
and preparations? How can you further
enhance your utilization of those things?
What things really interfered with your study habits, note-taking,
participation, research, etc? How can
you ‘ease’ them out of your daily life?
Sometimes the
opportunity to improve your academic experience can come from something as
simple as telling your ‘TV buddy’ that you’ll only hang out with her on
Saturdays, rather than intermittently throughout the week (and let’s be
honest—it’s more fun catching up on 5 episodes of How to Get Away With Murder in one fell swoop than waiting on
tenterhooks from one week to the next, isn’t it?). The change may be large or small, but this is
the time to consider it and consider how you might implement it.
Good luck in
your new semester!
Kimberlyn Montford
Class Marshal
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Is winter break over already?! Wow,
juniors, you are one step closer to your final year at Trinity. My, where has
the time gone?! We feel grateful to have you for one more year, and we can’t
wait to see what you’ll do this semester.
Halls open on Sunday January 11th.
Classes begin Wednesday January 14 accompanied with a long weekend for MLK day!
Be sure to check out this year’s MLK speaker and join us the morning of Monday
January 19 for the MLK march. Support equal rights with the #TUDreamTeam as we
“march for dreams.”
Keep a look out in your class
newsletter for more information on how you can become a part of the ResLife
staff. We’d love to have you on our team!
I hope that you all had a great break
and that you’re ready to tackle this semester :)
Salud,
Lyndsey Aguilar
Lyndsey Aguilar
Residential Life Coordinator
Residential Life Coordinator
Career Services:
The Career Fair:
What’s In It For You?
It’s time to explore
your career options through internships. The Career Fair on February 4 is your
opportunity to speak with professionals in various industries to learn their
requirements for internships and part-time jobs. Bring copies of your resume and
dress professionally. For a full list of employers attending, visit TigerJobs.
Come by Career
Services prior to the fair to have your
resume critiqued.
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Reslife Information
Have you ever thought about joining the Residential Life Student Staff? If so, be sure to attend one of the required info sessions on January 28th or January 29th at 6 p.m. in the Fiesta Room. If you are unable to attend either info session but are still interested in applying, please email Lisa Petrakis by January 28th.
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NSO 2015
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Reslife Information
Have you ever thought about joining the Residential Life Student Staff? If so, be sure to attend one of the required info sessions on January 28th or January 29th at 6 p.m. in the Fiesta Room. If you are unable to attend either info session but are still interested in applying, please email Lisa Petrakis by January 28th.
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NSO 2015
The O-Team is now recruiting for NSO 2015! Interested? Complete this application by January 30 to be considered! Need more information email JJ!
