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Life Skills and Financial Literacy Workshops

Adulting 101: Life Skills & Financial Literacy

Your one-stop shop for building real-world skills. The Center for Engagement and Community Connection (CECC) offers a series of workshops and resources designed to help students navigate life in and beyond college. From managing your time to budgeting your money, Adulting 101 gives you the confidence and tools to succeed—both personally and professionally.

Spring 2026 Workshops

How to Apply For An Internship/Job Workshop

Tuesday, Jan. 27, 4-5 p.m. | Union Meeting Rm. B

In collaboration with Career Services, the workshop covers essential steps such as finding opportunities, building a strong résumé and cover letter, and completing applications effectively. Students also gain tips on networking, using LinkedIn and job boards, and preparing for interviews.

Five Steps to Manage Debt

Monday, Feb. 2, 4 – 5 p.m. | Union Meeting Rm. C

Join us for five practical steps you can take to be debt-free, including two popular approaches. Learn the benefits of setting goals to pay off the debt – and plan your financial future – and how this can be an important motivator along the way.

Career Pathing

Wednesday, Mar. 11, 4 – 5 p.m. | Union Meeting Rm. A

When you think about your career, how do you feel? Stuck, looking to advance, unsure, or good and growing? Join us for tips on assessing and reflecting on your career, building your personal brand, seeking support, sustaining success, and more. 

Managing Student Loans While Saving for the Future

Tuesday, Apr. 7, 4-5 p.m.  | Union Meeting Rm. A 
Strategies and options for the repayment of college loans, plus things to consider when saving for college as you apply your strategy. We’ll also review “the rule of 72” and briefly touch on some savings vs. investing comparisons.