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Consolidate Smaller Tasks into a Single Time Slot to Enhance Your Efforts
During law school, health and life-maintaining activities can get pushed set aside to address pressures such as reading for class, studying, and pursuing internships and job leads. While giving important projects the time they need is good, you should take time to maintain your well-being.
You can do a lot in five minutes to improve your quality of life. You can work out. You can breathe and meditate to reduce stress. You can even make microwave meals in a mug. While taking five minutes for life-maintaining tasks is great, setting aside a set time in your schedule to bundle together smaller tasks into a concentrated effort has been found to have several positive effects. By deliberately accomplishing a series of smaller tasks, you can enter a state of flow, knock several items off your to-do list, and clean up your mental and physical spaces from the clutter that can unconsciously distract you.
This month’s display features titles on the American Constitution.
Be sure to visit the Library’s Online Repository at http://commons.law.famu.edu/.
The Repository holds a variety of publications and documents that could be useful for projects and research. Alumni, faculty, and student academic publications are available free to access to anyone on the web and cover a wide variety of topics. Through the online repository platform, FAMU College of Law’s Scholarly Commons scholarship has reached thousands of researchers around the world. To see the readership that the College's scholarship has, you can view the daily downloads of the Repository’s holdings through a map located at the bottom of the main page.
The Repository also hosts materials on FAMU College of Law’s founding, including information on the efforts of Virgil Hawkins to enter into the profession of law.
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