WVNCC Hosting Virtual ‘Managing Holiday Madnes’ Webinar

West Virginia Northern Community College’s (WVNCC) Mental Health Task Force is hosting a “Managing Holiday Madness” webinar on Wednesday, December 1, 2021, from 1 – 2 p.m. The virtual webinar will be held over Zoom and is open to the public. 

The webinar will be conducted by Ria Dark from WellConnect. WellConnect is the College’s free Mental Health provider for WVNCC students. During the presentation, Dark will explore how to avoid the holiday stress that comes with gift buying, social events, traffic, over eating and more. She will share tools that will help managing these stressful situations so people can better enjoy the holidays. 

Anyone wishing to attend can visit www.wvncc.edu and click on the event calendar to register for the free event.             West Virginia Northern Community College’s mission is to educate and empower individuals to achieve academic and career goals, leading to a highly skilled, well-rounded, and accomplished workforce which successfully competes and adapts in a global economy.

The College responds to the needs of the region it serves by offering a high-quality learning environment that is accessible, safe, and accommodating while nurturing teamwork and community service. Founded in 1972, WVNCC is comprised of three campuses situated in New Martinsville, Weirton and Wheeling.

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