Get Smart Mentoring for College Students
Get Smart with Ashley on #GivingTuesday
There is one time a year where many of us sit down and truly think about what we are thankful for. For the other 364 days, we don’t usually make the time to be thankful [...]
Get Smart with Johanna on #GivingTuesday
On Tuesday, December 2nd, people around the world will be taking part in #GivingTuesday, a new tradition that can really make a difference. We’ve already dedicated a day to give thanks, and a day to [...]
Get Smart with Devyn about #GivingTuesday
Think about a person who has encouraged you, inspired you, and motivated you when no one else did. Someone you look up to for guidance. Remember in elementary school when we gave teachers thank you [...]
Get Smart with Nicole on #GivingTuesday
Thanksgiving is a day of unity; It brings people together. It is one of the only days of the year most Americans get the day off to celebrate one's gifts and that does not factor [...]
Get Smart with Charlotte about #GivingTuesday
We show up to our favorite stores for Black Friday, we browse for good finds on Cyber Monday, but is there a moment when we step back and truly think of what we are thankful [...]
Get Smart with Shradha about #GivingTuesday
On one hand there is Black Friday, where we indulge in really crazy deals, sales and absolute chaos. Then there is Cyber Monday, where we are absorbed into the virtual world of discounts and sales. [...]
8 Survival Secrets for College Freshman
Transitioning from high school to college may be a dramatic change for those who are leaving home. The combination of a new school, different people, and the new-found freedom can be a bit overwhelming [...]
Get Smart about Anxiety and Depression
“In light there is darkness, and in darkness there is light.” ~ Beautiful Chaos When I was younger, I never thought that depression or anxiety would become a part of my life. I thought that [...]
Get Smart and Keep it Healthy at the Dining Hall
When I first started college, the hardest thing for me was not leaving my family, nor was it sleeping in a new room with random people I’ve never met before. Instead, it was transitioning from [...]

