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Weekend Seminar
Stress Management

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Why Take a Stress Management Seminar?

The Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) weekend seminar offers a unique opportunity to acquire essential life skills that are increasingly critical in today's fast-paced and stress-filled environment while achieving elective credit toward your field of study. This seminar is not just about learning to manage stress; it's an investment in your mental health and overall well-being, enabling you to navigate the challenges of academic life and beyond with resilience and clarity. With the guidance of a seasoned expert in the field, you'll engage in practical, evidence-based exercises designed to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. This hands-on experience will empower you with mindfulness techniques that you can integrate into your daily life, enhancing your focus, emotional regulation, and decision-making capabilities.

Program Outcomes:

  • Define the terms encompassing the areas of recreation, leisure counseling, and stress management.
  • Identify patterns of recreation and leisure values, choices, and behavior.
  • Identify the causes and effects of stress with implications for recreation and leisure.
  • Describe various techniques and recreational activities available to help alleviate stress.
  • Contrast leisure counseling approaches utilized in various recreation settings.
  • Describe the responsibilities and roles of recreation and leisure professionals in assisting individuals to achieve quality recreation/leisure experiences.
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Program Format

3

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The Stress Management Weekend Seminar is priced at $525 per credit. Scholarships and financial aid are available to make your Etown SGPS education even more affordable. Below are just a few of the scholarships and programs available to students:

  • Alumni Scholarship: 15% tuition discount, available to Elizabethtown College alumni.
  • Affinity Partner Scholarship: 15% discount, offered to employees of organizations partnered with Etown SGPS.
  • Jay Fellowship Referral Program: This is a referral program that benefits both current students/alumni and prospective students. When a student or alum refers a new student, both the referrer and the referred student receive a complimentary credit for their program of interest.
  • Additional Scholarships for Adult Learners: Discover scholarship opportunities designed to support adult learners in achieving their academic goals. View more information on Scholarships for Adult Learners.

Tuition and fees are reviewed and subject to change annually.

Tuition & Aid 

Stress Management Weekend Seminar Requirements

The 3-credit Stress Management Weekend Seminar at Elizabethtown College will comprise asynchronous online coursework throughout the five-week subterm, along with a dedicated in-person weekend workshop consisting of a total of 9 hours. This seminar can be used toward general elective credit and will be capped at 20 students.

The in-person portion of the seminar will take place from May 17 - 19, 2024 in the Jay Lounge located on the Elizabethtown College campus. The seminar schedule will be as follows:

  • Friday, May 17: 6 - 8 p.m.
  • Saturday, May 18: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
  • Sunday, May 19: 10 a.m. - Noon.

Online Component:

To enhance the seminar experience, students will participate in online pre-seminar and post-seminar activities. These sessions are designed to prepare you for the in-person discussions and to continue your learning journey after the seminar concludes.

Seminar Registration

  • Current students can self-register for the seminar.
  • Visiting students will need to complete the Visiting Students form.
  • Prospective students interested in an SGPS program should apply prior to registering for the seminar.
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