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6/1/2020 Public Safety Newsletter: Issue #51 Nov. 2016
ISSUE #51: Nov. 2016 View this email in your browser
IN THIS ISSUE:
Coffee With Santa
RoadRunners
Upcoming Events
Finals Study Tips
Helpful Apps & Good Samaritan Policy
Coffee With Santa
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Take a Break From Your Exams
Coffee with Santa
Monday, December 19th
11 AM to 1 PM
Publuc Safety Office
C-102
Watch For Santa Walking The Halls
REMINDER
COFFEE & POPCORN
FREE
24 HOURS A DAY
7 DAYS A WEEK
RoadRunners
SHOP AT THE OFFICIAL ONLINE STORE
AND SHOW OFF YOUR
ROADRUNNER PRIDE!
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Upcoming Events
Madden Football Tournament
Date: Spring Semester
Time: TBA
Location: TBA
Outreach Information Table
Date: Thursdays during the semester
Time: TBA
Location: TBA
Blue Light Personal Property Identification Program
Date: Wednesdays during the semester
Time: TBA
Location: TBA
Stick Ball Tournament
Date: Spring Semester
Time: TBA
Location: TBA
Sign up in the Public Safety Office or email: psoutreach@ramapo.edu
Coffee Jam
Featuring Poetry Slam, Open Mic & Karaoke
Date: Spring Semester
Time: TBA
Location: TBA
R.A.D. Program
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Finals Study Tips
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Find your favorites and try something new if your current techniques are not producing
results.
1. Create a master to-do list and a schedule for the remaining days in the semester.
Break cumulative exams into smaller study units, which will prevent you from feeling
overwhelmed and help you monitor your progress daily.
2. Just get started. Don’t wait until you feel like studying.
3. Review your notes daily.
4. Identify the format of the exam. Vary your study technique according to the type of
exam.
5. Predict possible questions. Review old tests, study guides or the course objectives.
6. Answer questions you didn’t know the first time. If the exam is cumulative and you
struggled to master any material, return to it.
7. Meet with the professor, a tutor or a learning specialist if needed.
8. Develop summary sheets for each class.
9. Link new information to things you already know. Forming these associations will
help you retrieve information later.
10. Check the front of your textbook to see if the publisher provides any online study
aids.
11. Set specific measurable goals for each study session to keep yourself on track.
12. Create mnemonic devices, such as acrostics, rhymes or acronyms, to help you
remember information.
13. Take short breaks. Your brain can process a limited amount of information and
benefits from some rest.
14. Reward yourself with naturally enjoyable activities, such as playing X-box or clicking
through Facebook.
15. Stay healthy. Get some sleep and avoid caffeine. Seriously – your brain with thank
you.
16. Draw it. Create tables, diagrams, mind maps or pictures to represent and organize
the information.
17. Explain it aloud. Go into an empty classroom and pretend to teach the material to
someone. Using your own words helps you assess your comprehension, which
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ultimately aids your memory.
18. Study in a distraction-reduced environment. Turn off your cell phone, TV and email
notifications.
19. Identify examples or illustrations that embody the concept and demonstrate ways
you will utilize the information.
20. Attempt to answer the questions at the end of the chapter in your textbook.
21. Quiz yourself. Cover up your notes and try to explain them. Create flashcards. If you
find yourself struggling to remember, try different techniques to learn the material.
22. Form a study group and develop a practice test together.
23. Manage your anxiety. By listening to calming music, stretching or breathing deeply,
you can avoid stress and release negative thoughts.
24. Overlearn the material. When you think you are finished, keep going.
25. Finally, examine your beliefs about learning. It does not happen quickly and
intelligence is not fixed. Stay positive and persist, believing that talent can be
developed. You can learn material by working hard, seeking help and using effective
strategies.
Helpful Apps & Good Samaritan Policy
The most effective source of Download the Crisis For details on the Good
campus emergency Manager App which gives Samaritan Policy, please
information is the FREE Alert directions on how to report visit the Office of Student
Me Now system available to an emergency and provides Conduct website.
students, faculty and staff. tips and guidance for day-
to-day operations.
It's On Us to embrace the
responsibility we have to The YWCA Bergen County
stand up for the safety of healingSPACE (hereafter
those around us- to “the Center”) is the County’s
challenge each other to do only sexual violence
everything we can to make resource center. The
our college campuses safe. Center has a mobile
application that connects
users directly to the Center.
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