The Learning Commons

 

 

Location: Hege Library, 2nd floor

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The Learning Commons (LC) is located on the second floor of Hege Library. LC staff members help students develop strategies for more effective and efficient learning across the curriculum and throughout their lives. The LC provides academic support for all students, including Early College, adult, traditional, honors, under-prepared, students with special needs, students on academic probation, and those doing creative writing, advanced course work or senior theses.

Today in the LC

Each semester (fall and spring), the Learning Commons requests feedback from the

campus community regarding our services. Please take a few moments to respond

to the following survey (any time between December 2 and December 12). Thank you, in advance, for your valuable input.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=_2bLyBcbI_2f5_2f78tNJoDdlDTQ_3d_3d

Seven Learning Strategies classes and one Alternative Learning Strategies class will be offered during the spring semester. For more information, please contact Melissa Daniel Frink.

The LC is in search of notetakers and peer tutors. For more information about notetaking employment, please contact Kim Garner.

For more information about tutoring jobs, contact Melissa Daniel Frink.

  

The LC offers a variety of services:

  • professional tutors who assist with writing, study skills, reading, time management, test taking, quantitative literacy, and learning differences;

  • peer tutors who assist with course-specific needs;

  • Learning Strategies and Alternative Learning classes each fall & spring;

  • a variety of class & group presentations such as writing process and time management;

  • and a campus reading series for creative writers.

The LC also has a variety of resources for students:

  • a computer lab with space to study, tutor, and be tutored;

  • books, handouts, and other valuable resources, such as semester-at-a-glance calendars and blank weekly schedules;

  • assistive technology, including Kurzweil Reader (text to speech software), Dragon Naturally Speaking (speech to text software), JAWS, and a magnifier for use with printed texts.

Disability Services is housed within the Learning Commons and consists of the Coordinator and Associate Coordinator who facilitate disclosing disabilities and arranging reasonable ADA accommodations.