Adulting is hard and it’s not always something you learn how to do in a typical classroom while in college. To combat this Health Initiatives (HI) created a free series of events aimed to give students real-life skills that aren’t taught in the classroom.

This Adulting series was designed to provide students’ knowledge of important life skills as well as identify campus resources that will aid in your personal growth. This series explores topics like finances, healthy eating, purpose & vision, professional relationships, and other important life skills to help you successfully transition into adulthood.

The course takes place every other Thursday, from 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm in the Student Center Piedmont Room, and will run from February 14th – March 29th. It is open to all students!

Check out the series below. You can attend any or all classes:

Communication 101

Learn about communicating online and in person for both your personal and professional life.

       Date: February 14

       Time: 4:00pm-5:00pm

       Location: Piedmont Room - Student Center

Stress Less

Learn techniques to help manage and mitigate your stress and practice self-care.

       Date: February 28

       Time: 4:00pm-5:00pm

       Location: Piedmont Room - Student Center

Life After Tech

Learn about interviewing, resumes, finances and more as we partner with C2D2.

       Date: March 14

      Time: 4:00pm-5:00pm

       Location: Piedmont Room - Student Center

Fitting in Fitness

Learn how to add physical activity into your busy schedule as we partner with CRC.

       Date: March 28

       Time: 4:00pm-5:00pm

       Location: Piedmont Room - Student Center

Eating on a Budget

Learn how to eat healthy on a budget with a guided tour of a local grocery store.

       Date: March 29

       Time: 10am-11:30am

       Location: Publix in Midtown

Registration is not required for all sessions, but strongly encouraged. For more information, go to healthinitiatives.gatech.edu/adulting.