Finals are almost done and winter break is almost here. The month break that we have will be a good time for you to recharge, catch up, and experience. It will be a much needed break for everyone.
Some of you may feel the lack of energy and enthusiasm. Take some time over the break to really relax and unwind because college can be very stressful. You deserve to sleep in and do absolutely nothing for a couple days. It will help beat the end of the semester burn out feeling. A few days to recharge will be just what the doctor ordered!
Once you feel fresh and motivated, catch up on the things you feel you have neglected during the semester. Go ahead and start drafting that resume that you’ve wanted to start. Start looking for internships. Pick up that book you’ve been meaning to read. Get back into physical fitness if you haven’t been. Its really a good time to get back on track and do the things you’ve been missing out on.
Last but not least…Get out and experience! Make use of the month of freedom. Use this winter break to travel if you can. It doesn’t have to be far, just anywhere that interests you. Day trips are really nice ways to get out of the house. Hit the ski slopes and carve the mountain. Visit your local movie theater and see the new films. Go out with friends and family and just have a good time, you’ve earned it.
By the time the spring semester arrives, you should feel ready to tackle your course work. Use this time to rejuvenate and have a great time. Push through these last few days of school and then have a wonderful winter break!
Jena joined the CSPD as the Assistant Director of Recruitment and Professional Development with over 4 years career services experience including a background in corporate recruiting. She is excited to work collaboratively with the Fox School students regarding career search strategies and hopes students gain some additional insight into the job search through “Opportunity Knocks”.
Kel is an undergrad majoring in Management Information Systems, graduating in 2010. He is very involved and hopes to share some of his experiences with other students. His goal is to motivate others to do their best. He believes that with a little inspiration you can get where you want to be. Through this blog, he wants to show you that opportunities are out there.