Adulting 101-Navigating Life: Addressing and Handling Peer Pressure

August 18, 2025 6:00PM - 7:00PM

Zoom webinar

Contact: Laurie Rivetto, RivettoL@msu.edu

Are you ready to leave for college or be out on your own? Are you prepared to do the adult tasks of managing your finances, home, health, or finding a career? Zoom in for FREE to learn real life skills to help you successfully transition to living independently.

Navigating Life: Addressing and Handling Peer Pressure- Monday, August 18 at 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. ET

Participants will engage in an interactive webinar presentation that explores the reality of peer pressure and ways to identify, process, and overcome it, to ensure healthy decision making and positive self-confidence. Participants will walk away with feasible techniques to advocate for themselves and friends when placed within moments that may provoke discomfort.

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