Getting Things Done (GTD) groups are a great way to learn time management strategies to help you with your busy schedule while also building a community of trust and support with fellow students in your group. Groups are made up of about eight students, each of whom will commit to attending weekly 75-minute meetings throughout the semester.  Each small group is co-facilitated by two staff members in the Berick Center for Student Advising in collaboration with Dr. Shirley Matthews of Counseling and Psychological Services to create a community of support and accountability. Participants will learn techniques for organizing their time, making the most of their energy, and developing resilience in the face of stress and pressure.

Our Getting Things Done (GTD) group will not be available during the Spring 2025 semester. However, we encourage students to schedule an appointment with a Peer Academic Skills Consultant to work on academic skills such as time management, procrastination, study skills, and more. These skills are similar to the ones we cover in our Getting Things Done group.