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Saturday, April 22, 2006
New U of M podcasts aim to help students handle stress, eliminate procrastination and prepare for final tests
The way to reach students these days is through their iPods or other portable digital media players, so the University of Minnesota is taking advantage of this technology to reach students with new podcasts that focus on study skills, managing stress and eliminating procrastination. The university’s Office for Student Affairs today released a series of podcasts featuring end-of-the-semester tips for success. Psychologists and counselors from the University Counseling & Consulting Services and the Student Conflict Resolution Center developed the podcasts to in response to the concerns they frequently see at the end of the semester.
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