TMCC counselors Dr. Melanie Purdy and Kristen DeMay lead you through MBTI interpretation.

Syreeta Williams from the TMCC Advisement Office offers some tips to help you register, sign up for classes, and meet deadlines.

Improving you test taking skills.

Dr. Purdy tells you how to cope with stress in your academic and personal life.

Dr. Purdy discusses the importance of listening in effective communication, and how that helps build respectful relationships.

Neil Siegel tells you about the circulation desk, and other resources at the Elizabeth Sturm Library.

Quentin Owens, Admissions and Recruitment coordinator for the University of Nevada, Reno, talks about the benefits of attending colleges and universities.

Craig Goodman gives you tips and tricks to read, study and remember information effectively.

Tips from Dr. Purdy on how to create healthy relationships in all facets of your life.

Neil Siegel walks you through using the extensive database resources of the Elizabeth Sturm Library.

Current TMCC students read letters and journal entries written by students who have completed EPY 101.

Dr. Purdy tells us why knowing your learning style is so important to your education, as well as everyday life.

The second part of career exploration.

Dr. Melanie Purdy walks you through a series of video clips and Q&A slides regarding career choices.

Elizabeth Estes from Consumer Credit Counseling Services of Northern Nevada gives you the 40 best money management tips for staying out of debt.

Dr. Purdy reads the story of the simple fisherman and the Harvard businessman. A lesson on value and how we choose to live life.

Erin Frock from the Counseling and Career Services Center helps you understand the Student Inventory worksheet.

Dr. Purdy uses Second Life to role play victim and creator approaches to everyday life problems.

Dr. Purdy walks you through a visualization exercise to grow the creator within you.

Dr. Purdy discusses several styles of writing down notes. What style works for you?

Sue Thomasson talks about effective ways to learn and memorize material.

Interviews with various professionals regarding how they achieve moments of flow, or get "in the zone" while they work and play.

Dr. Purdy leads a round table discussion on the topic of emotional intelligence. What is it? How do we recognize it? How do we benefit by knowing our emotional intelligence.

Dr. Purdy asks, "What is you carrot?". Class discussion revolves around individual motivators.

Dr. Purdy provides clarity for understanding your personality type, and how you interact with people around you.