On Nov.19 I went to my last workshop, called suiside prevention, weekl the Truth about suiside. I was afraid that there would be no seat left, so I went there 15 minutes before the workshop. Fortunately, there were enough seat for students. We watched a movie that talking about suicide among college students. The most problem was depression. Because that the college life is totally different from high school life, so it is hard to adapt to knew environment and it also need a lot of efforts. I could little bit understand their feelings, because I also as a freshman of a college student, feeling depression all the time: concern about my GPA, community activities, and my future. As my future comes more closer to me, the more depressed I am. We all have similar situation, but everything is depending on the way we think and how we solve the conflicts among ourselves. I am feeling depressed, but I would never think about the suiside, insdead, I would find a way to release it and overcome it. And I wish every college student have same thought as me. After attending the last workshop, I felt both free and content. The workshops gave me lots of useful information which I can spread through my college journey. Even though 6 workshops were finished, I will still go to website calendar and check if there’s more useful workshops. I am very glad that freshman seminar gave me such many informations and acted as a safe and stable bridge so we can safely and tenderly get into Baruch College. It was reeeeaaaaalllllllllly wonderful days. Thank you to everyone.
Last workshop- personal enrichment workshop
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