Spring Break is right around the corner!
We want your student to have a wonderful time, but more importantly, we want them to be SAFE! We have included several important tips that we hope you will share with your student to ensure a successful and safe Spring Break:
As a family member, you may be concerned about your student’s well-being and what they can do to remain healthy despite coming in contact with a large population of people (and germs) daily. We have provided some common practices that can help keep your student healthy this flu season. Make sure to discuss these options with your student to keep them in class and out of the doctor's office.
The Department of Student Support & Transitions (DSST), formerly known as the Dean of Students Department, strives to support, connect, and empower all students as they navigate their academic and personal journeys. The Department of Student Support & Transitions is still located in the 4100 suite of the University Center, Building A and is made up of six offices, including:
A new year brings New Years resolutions, vowing to start healthier lifestyles, budget better, and more. Each person has their own idea of what they want to start or quit in the new year, but it can be overwhelming if you don’t know where to begin.
JANUARY
January 30 - Women’s FSU Basketball v. Boston College (Home)
January 31 - Family Connection Council Applications Due
January 31 - International Coffee Hour (Peru)
DECEMBER
December 6 - Last day of classes
December 6 - De-Stress with Doggos
As the holiday break approaches, the last thing on you or your student's mind is how they can prepare for the spring semester. Who can focus when holiday music is on the radio, a month with no homework is in their near future, and downtime with family is so close?
Florida State held multiple events and activities to commemorate and celebrate military members and veterans during the month of November. Initiated and planned by the Veterans Student Union, FSU’s Veterans Appreciation Month saluted veterans in general as well as FSU student veterans in particular.
