Sunday, November 22, 2020
Monday, November 9, 2020
Stressed out? Not sure who to turn to? Talk to a Faculty Mentor.
Now that we have reached mid-semester, it's a good time for some self-assessment. Take time to ask yourself how you are doing and how your classes are going. If you're feeling stressed out and sometimes do not know where to turn, consider contacting a faculty mentor. A Faculty Mentor can help guide you and offer advice on where to find the help and resources you need.
Faculty mentors do not provide tutoring in course content; rather,
they can assist you in addressing the following issues, among others:
- Addressing difficulties with your courses;
- Balancing your personal/work life with your academic life;
- Managing learning during a pandemic or in a remote learning environment;
- Finding additional help and college resources; and
- Developing a positive mindset about education
Appointments can be made for one-on-one Zoom sessions. To sign up, go to ncc.edu/mentoringprogram
Questions? Email mentoring@ncc.edu
Tuesday, November 3, 2020
Monday, November 2, 2020
Student Voting - Concerns?
- Majority of student voters (43%) plan to vote in person on election day.
- 23% by mail; 22% in person, early voting; 7% absentee ballot and dropping off in person; 4% do not plan to vote; 1% other
Concerns
Voter suppression (23%) is a predominant concern for student voters, followed by voter fraud (21%).
- 18% U.S. Postal Service issues; 17% foreign interference; 8% lack of sufficient health precautions for voting in-person; 3% lack of sufficient poll workers; 10% other
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