Hello Colleagues! My name is Khalila Hansen and I was initiated into Phi Kappa Phi at Nova Southeastern University in February 2019. I have a Bachelor of Science in Educational Studies & Interdisciplinary Studies and currently enrolled for a Master of Science in Leadership. The study tip that has been effective for me, is staying organized with notes and not cramming. ------------------------------ ... (read more)
I love this question and I love reading everyone's responses to it! I see a lot of people warning against procrastination, emphasizing time management and prescribing self-care such as exercise or listening to soothing music. These are all wonderful ways to cope with stress! I was reading some of Emily Nagoski's work on the body's stress-response system and she said the best way to alleviate stress ... (read more)
Hi Everyone! I am currently in my senior year at California State University, Fullerton- I will be graduating in May with a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. Looking ahead to life beyond graduation, I have considered many different options. Primarily, I will be preparing to apply to doctoral programs which entails preparing for and taking the GRE, rounding out my curriculum vitae, getting my letters ... (read more)
Hello everyone! My name is Michael Thompson, and I'll be inducted into Phi Kappa Phi next month. My favorite study tips is be healthy and well rested. As a diabetic, I find it next to impossible to study when my glucose levels are out of control. In addition, I have found that I am able to both comprehend and retain information better when I am well rested. Therefore, the best study tip I can give, ... (read more)
Hello Everyone! My name is Haleigh Klem, my Phi Kappa Phi induction ceremony will be in April- I'm so excited! I am a student at California State University, Fullerton and belong to the chapter there. I will be graduating in May with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and am looking forward to pursuing a doctoral degree! My main goal is to be able to teach at the collegiate level and begin conducting ... (read more)