Evening Programs
MSSD's Residence Education offers evening programs for all
residential students. Commuter students and the MSSD community
are welcome to participate. Evening programs are composed
of a wide array of workshops or activities provided on Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 7 to 8 p.m., empowering students with skills
and knowledge needed for transition from high school to the
real world. Here are some examples of topics of evening program
workshops and activities:
- Leadership
- Fire Safety
- Work Ethics
- Time Management
- Anger Management
- Stress Management
- Decision Making
- Rape/Violence
- HIV & Aids
- Drugs & Alcohol
- Nutrition
- Cooking
- Apartment Living
- College Choices
- Employment Search
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- PowerPoint Tips
- World Travel
- ASL Workshop
- Basic Investment
- Shopping Tips
- Self-Defense
- Rock Climbing
- Ping Pong Tournament
- Four-Square Tournament
- Holiday Party (by month)
- Skits by Organizations
- Homecoming Spirit Week
- Red Ribbon Week
- International Awareness Week
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Parents, guardians, and members of the community are more
than welcome to give presentations, volunteer, and share their
experiences with MSSD students.
For those interested in volunteering, giving presentations,
or receiving more information, please contact:
Lauralynn Helms-Salit, Coordinator of Student Programs (CSP)
Lauralynn.Helms-Salit@gallaudet.edu
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