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Group Review

The University Learning Center hosts various course-specific group sessions and Study Slams that were developed at the suggestion and recommendation of our Learning Assistants, based on their own experience with these courses, as well as at the suggestion of students utlizing the resources at the ULC.  We welcome your suggestions on future workshops and group sessions to develop, or past workshops you'd like to see offered again!  Email us here!

See also our Academic Skills Workshops for additional group sessions.

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Humanities and Foreign Languages

Freshman Honors Seminars

The Expository Writing Program and the University Learning Center have partnered up to offer additional support to help students with the writing demands of their Freshman Honors Seminars.  Each workshop is led by Freshman Honors Seminar faculty from the Expository Writing Program, and supported by a Global Academic Fellow and a ULC Learning Assistant who will be present to work with students one-on-one.  Students should bring any writing assignments they've already done for their Seminar.

Refining Your Research Question Through Evidence

Monday, March 25, 6:30pm, ARC LL02

Organization and Structure

Thursday, April 25, 6:30pm, ARC LL02

Revision

Monday, May 6, 6:30pm, ARC LL02

Freshman Honors Seminar Writing Groups for International Students

One Freshman Honors Seminar faculty member from the Expository Writing Program, one Learning Assistant and one Global Fellow will run each session. This regularly scheduled event offers flexibility for students but continuity of writing help should they need it. Students can bring any assignments or readings they want to work on.  No RSVP required - just drop in!

Wednesdays, 5:00pm, UHall Seminar Room - Starting March 13th

Past workshops include:
  • Close Reading - Developing your Thesis
  • Spanish - Are you in the Right Mood (for Beginner II to Intermediate Spanish)
  • Spanish Grammar Rules (for students enrolled in Beginners Spanish)
  • Reading and Analyzing Court Opinions (for students enrolled in Freshman Honors Seminars requiring an analysis of case law)

Social Sciences

Psychology

Personality

Review the material presented in class in preparation for the exam.  Ask questions, improve your understanding of key concepts and leave with a better approach to studying the material.

Monday, March 11, 6:30pm, ARC LL02

Perfecting Your Presentation

Are you nervous about presenting your paper in class? Are you looking for strategies on how to make your presentation more effective? This interactive session will provide you with tips to help you move past your nervousness, as well as advice on how to refine and deliver your presentation for a more powerful impact. You may even have the opportunity to practice your presentation for feedback! The skills you build will be useful beyond the classroom for interviews, speeches, professional interactions, and more.

Monday, April 22, 12:30pm, ARC LL04
Thursday, April 25, 5:00pm, ARC LL01

Past workshops include:
  • Two-Way ANOVA Review (Stats for the Behavioral Sciences)
  • Finals reviews for Economics Principles I and II, and Intermediate Micro and Macroeconomics
  • Psychology: Personality

Math and Science

Calculus I

Attend to review course material and problems with your peers before the exam.

Sunday, March 10, 4:00-5:30pm, ARC LL02

Past workshops include:
  • Algebra & Calculus Review
  • Calculus I Review

Principles of Biology

Sign-up weekly for Bio Bits and Bio PTs to help you stay on top of the material, then attend a Study Slam (no rsvp required) for a fast-paced review of important points to remember for your exam!

Bio Bits

These are topic-specific mini-review sessions held weekly throughout the semester.  After each module, a Learning Assistant will cover some of the more complicated points in further depth during these sessions.  Click here for the schedule of topics, and sign up weekly for any topic you'd like to review!

Please note that Bio Bits will not be held during the week of spring break. 

Bio PTs

In these sessions, ULC Learning Assistants guide you through multiple choice questions designed to help you engage in the material and test your understanding.  Different from Bio Bits, the focus here is not to provide a straightforward review of material covered in lecture, but rather to give you practice in testing or applying your knowledge and understanding of the principles you are learning each week.  Click here each week to sign up for a session!

Please note that Bio PTs will not be held the week of spring break, but WILL be held the week of February 18 (Presidents' Day), including that Monday.


Organic Chemistry

Sign up weekly to attend group Peer Tutoring sessions!

Please note that Organic Chem PTs will not be held during spring break.


University Learning Center

Science Study Slams - Spring 2013

Held within the week before each major exam in the foundational science courses, Science Study Slams provide a fast-paced review of important points to remember before your tests.  These are not meant to be a substitute for long-term, comprehensive study plans, but are instead a quick rundown and refresher!

*For information and rsvps to the Commuter Slams, please see your Commuter Student Newsletter.

General Chemistry II  - 6:45 - 8:25pm*

  • Tuesday, March 12:  5 Washington Place, Room 101
  • Wednesday, March 13:  *6:20-7:35pm, Silver 207
  • Tuesday, April 16:  5 Washington Place, Room 101
  • Wednesday, April 17:  12 Waverly Place, Room G08

Principles of Biology II - 6:30 - 8:00pm*

  • Tuesday, February 26:  Silver 414
  • Wednesday, February 27:  Silver 207
  • Tuesday, April 23:  Silver 414
  • Wednesday, April 24:  Silver 207

Organic Chemistry I - 6:30 - 8:00pm*

  • Monday, March 4:  Waverly 667
  • Monday, April 8:  Waverly 667
  • Monday, May 6:  Waverly 667

Organic Chemistry II - 6:45 - 8:25pm*

  • Tuesday, March 5:  Silver 208
  • Wednesday, March 6:  12 Wavery Place, Room G08
  • Tuesday, April 9:  Silver 208
  • Wednesday, April 10:  12 Waverly Place, Room G08
  • Tuesday, May 7:  *6:30-8:00pm, Silver 411
  • Wednesday, May 8: *6:30-8:00pm, 19 University Place, Room 102

General Physics II - 6:30 - 8:00pm*

  • Thursday, February 14: 5 Washington Place, Room 101
  • Sunday, March 10: *4:00-5:30pm, ARC LL01 Lower Level
  • Monday, March 11: Meyer 122
  • Sunday, April 14: *4:00-5:30pm, ARC LL01 Lower Level

General Chemistry I will hold review sessions within the PT sessions already scheduled.

*Please note any differences in time listed by each day. 

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