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Old Feb 09, 2010, 03:10 PM
Jenn1fer82 Jenn1fer82 is offline
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Hello everyone,

I'm a student intern here at my university working at a women resource center. My supervisor have given me an assignment to start a support group for all students. Our agenda will be allowing students to have an open discussion every week. Our topics will vary from week to week. Its a a safe and fun place for students to get to know one another and have a place for them to get things off their mind.

I'm looking for a name for my group but I haven't found one that will get their attention of students. The ages varies from 18-30 years old here on my campus.

Please send your ideas my way. Thank you so much.

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Old Feb 09, 2010, 03:17 PM
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More coming...gotta get the creative juices flowing.
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I need a name for a support group. Help please!
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Old Feb 09, 2010, 04:56 PM
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