Student Success Seminars
The Student Success Seminars provide an overview and examples of appropriate strategies for
university students to incorporate into their courses. Student Success seminars will begin on September 2 and continue through October 24, 2008. Seminars will be held in the REACH electronic classroom, 111 Strickler Hall. Attendance is limited to 30 students per session. A printable flyer is available for downloading and printing and our online version that are always available.
Learning Styles and Organizational Strategies
Verify your learning style; learn ways to adapt to the teaching styles of your professors. Sept. 3 and 19.
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Test-Taking Strategies
Your test performance can be improved! Get more from your testing experience by learning how to distribute your study, reduce anxiety, and better prepare for the test.
Sept. 9 & 24; Oct. 24.
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Developing Critical Thinking
Step “outside the box” and think critically about information and events. Develop your critical thinking abilities and apply these in your college courses as you “become educated.”
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Reading Faster, Reading Better
Your reading rate is often a matter of habit! Rid yourself of habits that hinder your progress and develop habits that will enable you to achieve more.
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Studying Smarter
Examine strategies and systems that can help you maximize your efforts and improve your test grade!
Sept.5 & 23.
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Time Management
Suggestions and strategies for managing your busy schedule. Plan your time, then work your plan
Sept. 2 and 17; Oct.22
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Dollars and Sense
This special seminar will be offered twice during the spring semester. Learn how to avoid insurmountable debt and still have the necessities. Feb. 13 and 22.
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