Summer and Fall 2020 Registration Coming Soon!

Looking for Summer Internships?

Here are some tools to help you be
successful in the search and application
process:

Handshake is a great tool through the CSU Career Center where you can search for internship and job postings for people wanting to hire CSU Students.

Tips for creating a resume.

Tips for interviewing.

Campus Connections Opportunity

Want to mentor at-risk youth for 3 upper division credits during the Fall 2020 semester?

Consider joining Campus Connections!

Applications open in March!

Need help with classes?

TILT@CSU is an online and in-person resource for CSU students to find tutoring and online tutorials that can help them learn and succeed. To find a tutor, go to https://tilt.colostate.edu/Learning/Tutoring and choose a subject that you would like tutoring for!

TILT@CSU also has a database of
private tutors who are available to tutor for a fee. You can find information about how long tutors have been tutoring, what
trainings they may have received for tutoring, and what courses they tutor on their website online.

CSU Summer Registration is Almost Here!

Taking classes at CSU this summer can help you catch up on credits or just get ahead to make life easier later! We encourage you to look at the summer schedule (on RamWeb) and register for classes, starting March 24th. Here are the Psychology classes being offered this summer:

**Please note that courses are subject to cancellation if the course is under enrolled, please check RamWeb for up to date information**

Registration for the Fall 2020 semester starts in April! Make sure to schedule an appointment with your advisor prior to your registration date.
Call 970-491-3799 or schedule online to make an appointment.

Check Out the Campus Club: Active Minds

CSU’s “Active Minds” is Changing the Conversation about Mental Health!

“We’re a student-led organization with the mission of raising awareness among our peers about suicide and mental health. We want to create a community that is not only supportive but conscious of depressive, self-destructive, or suicidal behavior. It’s important to us to promote the idea that mental health is just as vital as physical health. We seek to empower college students to speak openly about mental health and encourage help-se

eking behavior.”

Drop-In Group—FREE, Noncommittal

3/11, 4/1, 4/15, 4/29 from 5pm – 6pm in Stadium 1214

Questions? Contact csuactiveminds@gmail.com

REMINDER: The Course Withdrawal Deadline is Monday, March 23rd (the Monday after returning from Spring Break). We will have extra drop-in hours this day to discuss if withdrawing from a course is the best option for you. Drop-in hours are from 9:00am until 2:00pm.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES & INFORMATION

Get the latest info on research, registration, and advising by “liking” us on Facebook! Search for: Psychology Advising at Colorado State University to get weekly information and tips on important dates and events, as well as other important information and updates.

Or, follow us on Twitter @PsyCSUAdvising!

Did you know. . .students who live on campus do better academically than those who live off campus? For more information regarding on-campus living options, go to http://www.housing.colostate.edu/liveon

Looking for a job/internship working with youth? Summer camps might be a great option for you! Check out this link for more information about the opportunities available for Summer 2020– www.greatcampjobs.com

Please contact Kelli Gupton, at Kelli.Gupton@colostate.edu if you have any information you’d like to submit to an upcoming Undergraduate Psychology Newsletter