Math and Writing Center Workshops
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Event Description Fall 2025 |
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Vocabulary Flashcards Week of Aug 25-29, 2025 Throughout the week |
Definition exercises with prizes. In-person only.
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Mindset-Preparing for your tutoring session September 4 @ 5 pm |
This workshop will help students prepare for upcoming tutoring sessions with Peer Tutors, Lead Tutors and Study Table Faculty. |
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Wordcraft Jeopardy Game Fri, Aug 29, 2025 @4pm
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Boost your word power with this fast-paced Jeopardy-style game designed for college students! Categories challenge players to recall, define, and use advanced vocabulary in fun, competitive rounds. This game sharpens language skills while keeping learning exciting.
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Starting strong: Class in session September 2 @ 4 pm |
In this workshop, you will learn about college expectations, understanding your syllabus, academic relationships, and Academic support & and resources. |
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Giving Voice to Your Story Wed, Sep 3, 2025 @2pm |
Interactive, virtual professional storytelling workshop. https://asurams.webex.com/meet/njemile.ali
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Time Management September 18 @ 3 pm September 25 @ 5 pm October 2 @ 10 am |
This workshop helps students reduce stress by utilizing proper time management skills that will enable them to become more successful in class. |
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Note taking Workshop September 8 @ 2 pm |
A visual notetaking workshop with tips and tricks to best write notes, handwritten and digitally.
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Note taking Workshop September 9 @ 4 pm
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A visual notetaking workshop with tips and tricks on how to best write notes, both handwritten and digital. |
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The Story of Math Wed, Sep 10, 2025 @2pm |
Fun activities involving the origin and use of the mathematical value Pi. In-person only.
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Story Stage Fri, Sep 12, 2025 @2pm |
Story StewardsTM showcase their own stories and stories of peers they have mentored in storytelling. Webex: https://asurams.webex.com/meet/njemile.ali
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Starting Strong your essay strong September 15 @2 |
This workshop prepares students for starting an essay with a deeper look into creating an outline, hook sentence, thesis, and more. |
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Starting Strong your essay strong September 16 @ 4 |
This workshop prepares students for starting an essay with a deeper look into creating an outline, hook sentence, thesis, and more.
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Compose Yourself: Narrative Writing Drill Tue, Sep 23, 2025 @4pm |
An exercise helping students hone their personal narrative writing skills.Webex: https://asurams.webex.com/meet/jaunice.tunstallreddit
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Understanding and Avoiding Plagiarism September 29 @ 2 pm
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Students will learn the basics of plagiarism and what it means to quote, summarize, and paraphrase appropriately, what types of information must be cited, and how citation systems work. |
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Understanding and Avoiding Plagiarism September 30 @ 4 pm |
Students will learn the basics of plagiarism and what it means to quote, summarize, and paraphrase appropriately, what types of information must be cited, and how citation systems work.
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Summarize Your Weekend Wed, Oct 1, 2025 East Campus 2pm West Campus 4pm |
A paraphrasing exercise with a focus on avoiding plagiarism. Webex: https://asurams.webex.com/meet/njemile.ali
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Rewriting Cinema Fri, Oct 3, 2025 @2pm
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A paraphrasing exercise with a focus on avoiding plagiarism. Webex: https://asurams.webex.com/meet/njemile.ali
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Rephrase That Thu, Oct 9, 2025 @2pm |
A paraphrasing exercise with a focus on avoiding plagiarism. Webex: https://asurams.webex.com/meet/njemile.ali
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Math Is Everywhere Wed, Oct 15, 2025 @3pm |
Friendly competitions helping students realize how much math they encounter math on a daily basis.In-person only.
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A Critical Lens to Writing Analytical Essays October 13 @ 2 pm |
Participants will flex their critical thinking skills by breaking down text and learning how to use textual evidence to support their analysis. |
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A Critical Lens to Writing Analytical Essays October 14 @ 4 pm |
Participants will flex their critical thinking skills by breaking down text and learning how to use textual evidence to support their analysis. |
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A Literacy-Filled Evening with Oliver James Wed, Oct 22, 2025 @4pm |
Oliver James shares his story of teaching himself to read as an adult, and the importance
of reading. Webex: https://asurams.webex.com/meet/amanda.ocoro |
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Learn APA Basics with the Writing Centers October 27 @ 2 pm |
Learn the basics of APA 7 to make the research writing process easier. |
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Learn APA Basics with the Writing Centers October 28 @ 4 pm |
Learn the basics of APA 7 to make the research writing process easier. |
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All about AI: Writing with academic integrity and artificial intelligence November 3 @ 2 pm |
AI stands for Academic Integrity and Artificial Intelligence. In this workshop, we will teach different ways and strategies to use AI when writing your paper positively. |
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Adding and subtracting fractions Workshop August 27 @ 1 pm |
The workshop aims to equip attendees with the necessary skills to tackle simple and complex fraction-related challenges and apply their knowledge in various mathematical contexts. |
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Basic TI-30 and TI-84 Calculator Skills Workshop September 11 @ 11 am
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The workshop covers key topics such as basic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), exponentiation, square roots, and how to input and retrieve data effectively. Participants will also learn about the memory functions, statistical calculations, and graphing capabilities of the TI-84 calculator. |
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Graphing Functions/Mean, Median, Standard Deviation Workshop October 21 @ 11 am
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The workshop aims to equip attendees with the tools to effectively interpret graphs, make informed decisions based on statistical measures, and apply these concepts. The workshop covers the basics of graphing functions, including linear, quadratic, and exponential functions, using graphing calculators, software or by hand. |
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The Great Read Out Event Thu, Oct 23, 2025 @4pm |
Students and staff read outside, enjoying the autumn weather together. Events occurring simultaneously. In-person only.
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Finding Zeros of Polynomials Workshop October 23 @ 1 pm |
The Finding Zeros of Polynomials Workshop is a focused session designed to help participants understand and apply methods for determining the roots or zeros of polynomial equations. Participants will explore techniques such as factoring, synthetic division, and the Rational Root Theorem to find the values that make a polynomial equation equal to zero.
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Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Testing Workshop November 5 @ 2 pm
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In the confidence intervals segment, participants will learn how to construct and interpret confidence intervals for population parameters. The hypothesis testing portion of the workshop delves into the process of formulating and testing. |
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Graphing Logarithms/Probability Workshop November 11 @ 2 pm |
This workshop covers the fundamentals of logarithmic functions, including properties, transformations, and practical graphing using calculator. |
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Team Sudoku Competition Wed, Nov 12, 2025 @1pm
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Teams compete to complete Sudoku puzzles faster than their peers. In-person only.
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Release Your Muse: Poetry Workshop Thu, Nov 13, 2025 @2pm |
Professional poets guide students to learn and love their authentic writing voices.Webex: |