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Families
will each face the time when students recognize the reality that they
will soon be departing for college— freedom, responsibility, independence—and
family members must let go. How does everyone cope with what is often
such a difficult and rocky transition?
We
recommend the following resources. Book #1 features our very own Cornell
author and former lecturer for the College of Human Ecology, Dr. Christine
Schelhas-Miller.
Don't Tell Me What to Do,
Just Send Money: The essential parenting guide to
the college years
Helen E. Johnson & Christine Schelhas-Miller, April 2000 |
You're On Your Own (But I'm
Here if You Need Me):
Mentoring your child
during the college years
Marjorie Savage, July 2003.
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Letting Go: A parents' guide
to understanding the
college years
Karen Levin Coburn & Madge Lawrence Treeger, July 1997
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Beating the College Blues: A student's guide to
coping with fitting in, roommates, studies, anxiety, depression
& stress, alcohol & other drugs, sex,
eating disorders, relationships
and family pressure
Paul A. Grayson, Ph.D. and Philip W. Meilman, Ph.D., 1999. |
The Real Freshman Handbook:
A totally honest guide
to life on campus
Jennifer Hanson, April 2002.
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Chicken Soup for the College Soul: Inspiring and humorous stories
about college
Jack L. Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Kimberly Kirberger, & Dan
Clark, July 1999.
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