Michigan State University Extension's Adulting 101 programs help high school students and beyond demystify the obscure reality of being an “adult” through engaging educational sessions. Each session is packed full of important life skills and tools necessary to live independently. Topics include: money management, community engagement, conflict resolution, career and future education, home skills and more. Sessions are available through zoom monthly for FREE!
Did you miss a monthly session you wish you could of attended? No worries! Many of the sessions are recorded. Just click on the video tab above.
In addition to sessions, MSU Extension's offers a variety of FREE self-paced courses available 24/7. Click on classes above to see the offerings.
Browse our robust websites to discover additional information for participants to further explore Adulting 101 topic areas. Sign up and follow us on Facebook and/or Instagram for regular adulting 101 updates, program announcements, events, and resources.
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Questions? Contact:
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Katherine Jamieson, M.Ed.
jamies13@msu.edu
586-469-6093
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Laurie Rivetto
rivettol@msu.edu
734-727-7234
Adulting 101 Events
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Jul 8
MSU Extension Adulting 101-Think Before You Click!
July 8, 2026 6:00PM – 7:00PM Zoom
This workshop will focus on smart ways to stay safe online — from protecting your privacy to spotting scams and handling social media responsibly. Stay connected, confident, and cyber-smart!
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Aug 20
Homeownership Education Webinar (MSHDA) - August 20, 2026
August 20, 2026 1:00PM – 5:00PM Zoom Webinar
This homeownership seminar from MSU Extension will provide you with valuable information about the home buying process.
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Oct 7
MSU Extension Adulting 101-Mental Health Toolkit: Everyday Skills and Resources to Help Care for Your Mental Health
October 7, 2026 6:00PM – 7:00PM Zoom
This session will equip participants with practical tools to support their mental health and emotional wellbeing. Learn ways to practice mental health supporting habits and explore resources to care for their mental health.
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