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What They’re Saying: Parent Testimonials 2011

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Read the good things parents are saying about the Parent Program and NSU.

Balance is key for parents of college students

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Your student is gradually learning the responsibilities of adulthood. Resist the urge to protect him and solve his problems. Instead, help him find his own way with your support and encouragement.

10 Tips for Parents

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10 ways to support and encourage your student.

What They’re Saying: Parent Testimonials 2010

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Read the good things parents are saying about the Parent Program and NSU.

Hotel Reservations

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When planning ahead for Parents, Family & Friends Weekend, Homecoming Weekend or just a weekend getaway to the Tahlequah area, it is important to know the hotels in Tahlequah tend to fill up quickly.  Get a jump on everyone else and call today to make your hotel reservations.  When making your reservation, please mention you are a member of the NSU Parent Association to receive your discount.  Contact information for the partnering hotels includes:

NSU Parent Association

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The mission of the Northeastern State University Parent Program is to engage families as partners in education with the NSU Community and to provide resources to all NSU parents to aid in supporting student success.

Ten Suggestions for Parents

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Tips for parents of NSU students

The Drop Zone

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The Drop Zone is a full-service postal and mailing service offering Federal Express, UPS, and U.S. Postal Services shipping, and a bulk mailing service. You can also send and receive faxes, duplicate keys, purchase stamps, boxes and packing materials, and even purchase tickets for regional amusements/attractions.

Advice for college students and parents can be really bad. Except for this.

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Most parents of college students share one, uniting characteristic: the desire to help their students gain independence and be successful. But parents’ pursuit can lead to misinformation on the Web, where cookie-cutter advice can be irrelevant at best and harmful at its worst.

Holidays, Visitors & Teens: Tips for Talking to Your Teens to Defuse Potential Explosions

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The holidays are right around the corner, so now is the time to stress-proof your teen by talking with them about any potential friction areas.

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