Advise Me Weekly - LSA Newsletter The Advise Me Weekly (AMW), is the LSA advising newsletter which has advising news and tips along with information about internships, leadership, scholarship, and study abroad opportunities. Website: http://www.umich.edu/~adviseme/ Tags: internship, advising, weekly, literature, science, arts, LSA, study, abroad

Bachelor General Studies (BGS) Advising - LSA The Bachelor in General Studies (BGS) degree is an alternative to the Bachelor of Arts (AB) or the Bachelor of Science(BS)degrees through the college of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA). This degree program appeals to students with many interdisciplinary interests who want to design a program of study that is a bit more flexible. This site offers contact information for advisers who know this degree option best and can help with advising. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/bgs/advising Tags: bachelor, general, studies, advising, LSA

Center for Global and Intercultural Study Center for Global and Intercultural Study The University of Michigan (U-M) Center for Global and Intercultural Study (CGIS), a department within LS&A, provides global engagement and learning opportunities to the U-M community. CGIS offers walk-in and e-advising services and a daily (M-F) introductory session at 5 p.m. during the term called “Ready, Set … Go Global.” Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/cgis/ Tags: abroad, advising, global, study, undergraduate, international, exchange, intercultural

College of Architecture & Urban Planning - Advising The advising office for Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning provides students with information about undergraduate and graduate degree programs, coursework and careers in architecture, urban planning and urban design. Website: http://taubmancollege.umich.edu/urbandesign/programs/academic_advising/ Full Title: College of Architecture & Urban Planning - Advising Tags: advising, architecture, urban, planning, design

College of Engineering The student web page for the College of Engineering provides needed information to current and prospective undergraduate and graduate students regarding admissions, programs and degrees, advising and support services, scholarships, and much more. Website: http://www.engin.umich.edu/students/ Tags: computer, aided, network, CAEN, admission, advising, engineering, services

College of Pharmacy - Advising Undergraduate and graduate students interested in pharmaceutical sciences as a program of study or obtaining technical positions in the production, control and development sectors of the pharmaceutical industry may find contact information for academic advising in the College of Pharmacy through this link. Website: http://pharmacy.umich.edu/pharmacy/key_contacts Tags: graduate, undergraduate, pharmacy, advising, medicinal, chemistry, pharmaceutical, sciences

Engineering Academic Advising The link above does not work. Regardless, the link below this one is for the Engineering Advising Center which is correct. There is another link to Engineering departmental advisors which is also correct. Other than those two links there does not need to be any other links for the College of Engineering so this link can be removed. You could consider listing the Engineering Career Resource Center: http://career.engin.umich.edu/ Website: http://www.engin.umich.edu/students/current/support/academic.html Tags: mentor, advising, career, honor, engineering

Engineering Advising Center The Engineering Advising Center supports first-year and undeclared students in their transition from high school to the rigorous academic demands of the College of Engineering and assists students in the development of their academic plans and career goals. Website: http://www.engin.umich.edu/students/advising/ Tags: engineering, advising, mentor

Engineering Undergraduate Program Advisors Upon declaring a degree program within engineering, students may reach a specific department adviser for their engineering specialty. Website: http://www.engin.umich.edu/students/services/contacts/undergradadvisors.html Tags: engineering, program, degree, department, advising

Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy The Gerald R Ford School of Public Policy offers writing resources to students enrolled in this program or its classes. Website: http://fordschool.umich.edu/current/academic_resources.php Tags: writing, public, policy, draft, Ford

Individual Concentration Program (ICP) - LSA The Individual Concentration Program (ICP) offers students in LSA an opportunity to plan and design their own interdisciplinary concentrations. It allows students to integrate coursework from across the College to gain a more comprehensive understanding of a given academic issue. Through an Individual Concentration, students have the opportunity to develop academic programs that integrate the rich array of disciplinary perspectives available in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. This site offers more information about this option and how to contact the adviser in charge. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/icp/about Tags: concentration, interdisciplinary, LSA, advising

International Center - Advising This International Center site provides advising contact information and hours of operation for students interested in education abroad (study, internships, research and service-learning), and for international students and visiting scholars. More specifically, international students may find help here as they adjust to the US (laws and visas), get comfortable with the University (with its classroom culture and student responsibilities), and make effective course choices for academic study. Website: http://internationalcenter.umich.edu/about/advising.html Tags: advising, foreign, international, abroad, visiting, scholars, language, visa

Kinesiology - Advising The Office of Student Services (OSS) provides Kinesiology's undergraduates and prospective students with information, resources, and advice related to course and program requirements. Website: www.kines.umich.edu/student-services Tags: mentor, advising, tutor, kinesiology

LSA Honors Program Advising The Honors Program is a four-year program that provides rich and challenging academic offerings to talented and highly motivated students in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. Advisers help students clarify their intellectual interests, create connection with faculty and research fellows, and become aware of the rich opportunities of a large University while being part of a smaller community. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/honors/advisor Tags: honors, advising, academic, community

Newnan LSA Academic Advising Center The Academic Advising Center works with LSA undergraduates to determine educational goals and choose academic programs within the curriculum that are appropriate to their individual interests and abilities and consistent with the values of a liberal arts education. The center also provides assistance in evaluating academic progress and performance. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/advising/aboutservices Tags: liberal, arts, sciences, advising, academic, performance, progress, evaluate

Office of Academic Standards - LSA Advising The Office of Academic Standards and Academic Opportunities provides guidance and support to LSA undergraduates in the pursuit of their degrees. Academic standards advisors guide both students who encounter or anticipate academic difficulty and students who require special programmatic assistance during the course of their college career. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/students/standards Tags: academic, standards, policies, deadlines, probation, grade, review, suspension, advising, requirements

Peer Academic Advising Office - LSA Experienced LSA undergraduate students provide information about a wide range of courses and aspects of academic like. The office also houses a few past tests and study aids for various courses and catalogs from law, medicine, business, and other professional and graduate programs. Website: http://www.umich.edu/~paao/ Tags: academic, peer, advising, APA, literature, science, arts, LSA, classes

Residential College Academic Services - Advising RC faculty academic advisers assist students with RC and LSA requirements, academic progress, and adjustment to college life. The Academic Services Office is located at 134 Tyler in East Quad. Website: http://www.rc.lsa.umich.edu/html/2_1academic_services.htm Tags: advising, residential, college, RC, literature, science, arts, LSA, requirements

School of Art & Design - Advising Academic Services offers information on both the undergraduate and graduate application process, current course offerings, academic advising, transcripts, recruitment and career development. Website: http://www.art-design.umich.edu/pr_ugrad_policies.php?aud=u&menucat=pr Tags: art, design, application, course, graduate, undergraduate, advising

School of Business - Academic Services Academic Services at the Ross School of Business offers academic information and advising for various business degree programs, including course registration. This site allows students to find hours of operation when they may speak with an academic counselor. Website: http://www.bus.umich.edu/Academics/ Tags: Ross, master, MBA, bachelor, BBA, academic, services, business, advising

School of Dentistry This web page provides a listing of academic resources for the U-M School of Dentistry. Website: https://intranet.dent.umich.edu/acad_resources/index.php Tags: dental, dentistry, academic, resources

School of Education - Advising The Office of Student Services for the School of Education offers assistance to students in a variety of areas including general information, the application process, financial aid, registration, student advising, teacher certification, and graduation requirements. Website: http://www.soe.umich.edu/osa/index.html Tags: education, advising, student, teach, registration, certification

School of Information - Academic Advising Faculty and staff in the School of Information provide their Master's and Doctoral students with information regarding program options, requirements, and procedures and assist with problem solving and support. Website: http://www.si.umich.edu/stulife/advising.htm http://si.umich.edu/phd/phd-reqs.htm Tags: information, advising, support, planning, master, doctoral

School of Music, Theatre & Dance - Advising For general admissions, advising, and academic questions regarding the School of Music, Theatre & Dance, contact someone from Admissions & Student Services found on this site. Contact information for specific majors/departments within this school can also be found on this site. Website: http://www.music.umich.edu/about/contact.htm Tags: admissions, theatre, dance, music, advising

School of Natural Resources and Environment - Advising Natural Resources and the Environment provides academic advising and support for students interested in this department's courses, internships in the field, and career opportunities. Website: http://www.snre.umich.edu/directory/office_of_academic_programs Full Title: School of Natural Resources and Environment - Advising Tags: natural, resources, environment, SNRE, advising, internships, career

School of Nursing - Advising Students interested in the RN Studies Program at the U-M may speak with an academic advisor prior to admissions to learn more about the program and develop enrollment plans to complete RN Studies Program requirements. The RN advisor also approves all transfer courses, handles guest applications, receives transcripts from courses taken outside of the School of Nursing (SoN), and assists students experiencing academic difficulties. Website: http://www.nursing.umich.edu/studentresources/rnstudies/contact.html Tags: nursing, learning, support, advising, rn

School of Public Health - Academic Affairs The Office of Academic Affairs manages recruiting, application processing and admissions, student records, courses, grades, course evaluations, official reporting, scholarships and financial aid, career services, academic outreach, and degree conferral for students at UM School of Public Health (SPH). Website: http://www.sph.umich.edu/students/prospective/contact.html Tags: public, health, advising, career

School of Public Health - Office of Academic Affairs By using contact information found here, perspective students can learn about the 5 programs of study within the School of Public Health (Biostatistics, Environmental Health Sciences, Epidemiology , Health Behavior and Health Education, and Health Management and Policy). Perspective students can also learn how to apply to the programs and about scholarships available. Once accepted to the program, students can use contacts here to find support services, career development opportunities, and much more. Website: http://www.sph.umich.edu/students/prospective/contact.html Full Title: School of Public Health - Office of Academic Affairs Tags: public, health, career, support, services, financial, aid, apply

Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning-advising Admissions counselors offer information on the undergraduate, graduate, and PhD application process and academic advising. Website: http://www.tcaup.umich.edu/architecture/programs/academic_advising/ Full Title: Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning-advising Tags: architecture, design, application, undergraduate, graduate, advising, PhD, urban, planning

Academic support information at Counseling and Psychological Services CAPS MiTalk page offers academic skill suggestions on overcoming procrastination, time management, and dealing with stress and test anxiety. Website: http://www.mitalk.umich.edu/life_skills_topics.php Full Title: Academic support information at Counseling and Psychological Services Tags: academic, skills, test, anxiety, time, management, procrastination, learning, style, CAPS

Center for International Business Education The Center for International Business Education (CIBE) offers counseling for BBA and MBA students pursuing careers in international-business. The center facilitates contacts within the global business community through overseas study, work and touring opportunities. Resources include funding for dual degrees, doctoral research, and travel awards, as well as support for the Asian Business Conference, case-study competitions, and international consulting projects. Website: http://www.umich.edu/~cibe/students/students.html Tags: international, business, foreign, language, advising, bachelor, administration, BBA, master, MBA

Comprehensive Studies Program Support The Comprehensive Studies Program offers students in LSA smaller classes with an intensity of instruction and counseling. Tutors and Mentoring are available to students accepted into this program. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/csp/programs Tags: study, group, tutoring, comprehensive, studies, mentoring, advising, classes

Engineering Supplemental Instruction Supplemental instruction sessions are offered for a variety of first and second year courses in math, science, and engineering. Website: http://www.engin.umich.edu/students/ELRC/supplemental_instruction.html Tags: exams, preparation, instruction, groups, engineering, supplemental, math, science

Honors Peer Mentorship The Honors Peer Mentorship program aims to help honor students connect with each other and understand various options open to them academically and by way of planning career paths, such as Pre-Med and Pre-Business. Tutoring by upperclassmen is available for all classes, including courses outside the honors program. Website: http://www.umich.edu/~hpm/index.html Tags: study, honors, mentor, pre, med, business, tutoring

How to Get the Mentoring You Want (pdf) This publication is targeted to Rackham graduate students but has useful information for all students, faculty, and staff who want information on finding an effective mentoring relationship. It is a pdf publication, one of many at http://www.rackham.umich.edu/student_life/publications/. Website: http://www.rackham.umich.edu/student_life/publications/ Tags: graduate, student, mentor, publication

Kinesiology Mentorship Program This mentorship program pairs new students in Kinesiology with upper classmen and provides valuable information about the University of Michigan, Kinesiology, and the community. Individual interactions, small and larger group meetings, phone calls, lunches, and special events also provide a source of social connection for students new to the program. Website: http://www.kines.umich.edu/advising/student-services/mentorship Tags: kinesiology, new, student, mentor

Leaders and Best Program, Office of Academic Multicultural Initiatives The Leaders and Best program was created to assist first and second year students at University of Michigan make a successful transition from high school to college. Our mission is to provide informative and interactive programming and support systems to foster the holistic development of our students. We work with students throughout the entire academic year to implement educational and social programming that fosters an environment that is welcoming to all members of the U-M community. We aim: Website: http://oami.umich.edu/programs/leadersandbest.html Full Title: Leaders and Best Program, Office of Academic Multicultural Initiatives Tags: academic, support, mentor, transition, firstyear, secondyear

LSA Advising Center Strategies for Success Have you ever wondered how some students earn “A”s while you struggle no matter how much time you study? Do you feel that your grades don’t reflect your academic potential? Many UM students believe that the “A” students receive high scores without a strong effort. In reality, students who earn high grades have developed or adapted their study strategies to meet the rigors of college coursework. You can do the same. Use the information on this site to develop your personal study strategies plan. Website: www.umich.edu/~lsastudy Tags: study, skills, exams, reading, time, management, motivation

LSA Residential College The Residential College is a unique liberal arts community where students can experience academic support and mentorship of a small college within a large research university that has more extensive resources. Website: http://www.rc.lsa.umich.edu/html/1_1what_is_rc.htm Tags: RC, residential, college, mentor, learning, community, academic, support, resources

MPowered Entrepreneur Mentorship Program The mentorship program created by MPowered connects University of Michigan students with entrepreneurs and professionals in the fields of business, engineering, and law to provide guidance and answer technical and personal questions. Website: http://mpowered.umich.edu/index.php?n=Main.MentorshipProgram Tags: work, mentor, business, law, engineering

Peer Support Services Law School The Law School offers several mentoring programs that pair first-year and upper-class law students. Orientation leaders work closely with new students during summer and fall. During Service Day upper-class and incoming students work together on projects for local communities. In the First Year Information (FYI) program, upper class fellows help with study skills, exam preparation, class review sessions, and transition assistance. Website: http://www.law.umich.edu/current students/studentservices/Pages/Tutoringt.aspx Tags: peer, support, mentor, study, exam

Scholars Program in Dental Leadership The Scholars Program in Dental Leadership (SPDL) Mentoring Program is designed to help student program members plan their careers with the advice of more experienced colleagues. The mission of the SPDL is to provide dental students/dental hygiene students with skill sets through leadership training and provision of the opportunity to exercise these skills. Website: http://www.dent.umich.edu/prospective/spdl/mentor.html Tags: dental, dentistry, mentor, career, advising

School of Information Skills Enrichment Program The School of Information provides graduate students and undergraduates in informatics with workshops to enhance various skill levels to help them reach academic goals. Website: http://www.si.umich.edu/outreach/training Tags: skill, building, workshop, school, information, graduate

School of Nursing - Academic Support The School of Nursing offers learning modules for some nursing courses, which can be accessed using this link. Website: http://www.nursing.umich.edu/studentresources/modules.html Tags: modules, nursing, learning, support, advising

School of Nursing Mentorship The School of Nursing Mentorship program creates small groups of students, from freshman through senior levels of the nursing school, to provide advice, a greater understanding of expectations, and ease in adjusting to the program. Website: http://sitemaker.umich.edu/son.mentorship/home Tags: nursing, advising, peer, mentor

Science Learning Center The main and satellite branches of the Science Learning Center (SLC), located in 1720 Chemistry Building and 2165 Undergraduate Science Building, support teaching and learning in the natural sciences and help students find biology and chemistry tutors. The SLC houses computer labs, a loan desk for reserve and study materials, and meeting alcoves and spaces for individuals and study groups Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/slc/ Tags: science, learning, center, SLC, groups, tutoring, biology, chemistry, tutoring

The Michigan Mentorship Program The University of Michigan offers undergraduate students the opportunity to mentor local “at risk” grade school students while receiving college credit. U-M students learn more about motivating and teaching and younger students develop self-confidence and determination to persist because of the mentoring relationship. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/psych/mmentor/mentor1.html Tags: risk, motivating, confidence, mentor, teach

Transfer Connections Mentoring Program This is a mentoring program for LSA transfer students that runs fall through winter. Entering transfer students are recruited and apply online over the summer. If selected, they are matched with a mentor (a current transfer student) within a small group of other new transfers. The program focuses on helping transfer students adjust to the University, identify available resources here, and are invited to programs and activities designed to build their social network and promote academic success. Website: http://www.onsp.umich.edu/transfer_students/mentorship Tags: mentor, transfer, support

University Mentorship through the Office of New Student Programs The University Mentorship Program provides opportunities for new students to meet in small groups with mentors and faculty/staff who are knowledgeable about the University. Connecting with other students and educators who have some common interests can ease transition to the University. Website: http://www.onsp.umich.edu/incoming_freshmen/mentorship.html Full Title: University Mentorship through the Office of New Student Programs Tags: new, student, transition, freshmen, mentor

Center for Statistical Consultation and Research (CSCAR) CSCAR is a service and research unit of the University of Michigan, administratively located in the Office of the Vice President for Research. Its staff provides statistical services to faculty, primary researchers, graduate students and staff of the University. Website: http://www.umich.edu/~cscar/ Full Title: Center for Statistical Consultation and Research (CSCAR) Tags: CSCAR, research, statistics, graduate, students

Grad Tools The Grad Tools site offers U-M graduate students a number of checklists, record keeping forms, discussion trackers, and scheduling resources to help them work toward their degrees. Website: http://gradtools.umich.edu/ Tags: scheduling, checklist, dissertation, Rackham, graduate, tools

Graduate Student Instructors - Teaching Strategies The Center for Research on Learning and Teaching offers online teaching strategies and resources to graduate student instructors (GSIs) and faculty. Website: http://www.crlt.umich.edu/tstrategies/teachings.php Full Title: Graduate Student Instructors - Teaching Strategies Tags: teaching, strategies, graduate, student, instructor, GSI, resources, learning, CRLT

Rackham-CRLT Graduate Student Mentorship Program The Rackham-CRLT Graduate Student and Post-doc Mentorship Program allows graduate student instructors to gain useful advice about teaching and various careers from faculty and graduate students at nearby colleges and universities. It also opens up opportunities to collaborate on various teaching and research projects. Website: http://sitemaker.umich.edu/rackham-crlt/gsi_introduction Tags: grad, graduate, center, research, learn, teach, CRLT, student, instructor, GSI, mentor, Rackham

Reference Letter Service, The Career Center The Career Center’s Reference Letter Service (RLS) offers University of Michigan degree-seeking students and alumni/ae the opportunity to have letters of reference on file to use in support of their application to graduate/professional school or employment.Students with at least 12 University of Michigan credits are eligible to open a file. The cost to open a file is $25. At the time the contents of the file are needed to send to support graduate/professional school applications, or employmen, there is a transmittal charge. Website: http://www.careercenter.umich.edu/students/refletter/rlsrenew.html Tags: graduate, school, faculty, references

Services for Graduate Students CRLT offers programs and services designed to support graduate students in all stages of their teaching careers from training for their first teaching experiences through preparation for the academic job market. Many of CRLT's services are open to all graduate students, whether or not they are GSIs. Website: http://www.crlt.umich.edu/gsis/gsi.php Tags: teaching, teach, graduate, student, instructor, grad, graduatestudent, GSI, CRLT, center, research, learn, mentor

Teaching with Instructional Technology The Center for Research on Learning and Teaching (CRLT) offers instructional help regarding technology in teaching and information sharing outside of the classroom to graduate student instructors (GSIs) and faculty. Website: http://www.crlt.umich.edu/inst/inst.php Tags: teaching, technology, graduate, student, instructor, GSI, distance, learning, CRLT, faculty

French Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department French Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department offers a list of persons available to tutor in French. An asterisk indicates a person who is member of the Romance Language Department. Tutors are listed with level of fluency and study, level of study at which they are capable of tutoring, whether they can help with various aspects of tutoring a language (speaking, writing, grammar, and translation), cost, and contact information. This site comes with a disclaimer indicating that it is a source of information and is not meant to guarantee success in language study by working with any person listed. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/rll/resources/frtutors.html Full Title: French Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department Tags: foreign, language, French, tutor

How to Learn a Foreign Language How to Learn a Foreign Language is offered as a resource by the Romance Language and Literature Department. Based on text by Susan Gass, PhD, this site shares helpful tips on strategies and habits that can make the learning process more successful. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/rll/resources/learnlang.html Tags: foreign, language, tutoring, language, learning, strategies, LD, learning, disability

Italian Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department Italian Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department offers a list of persons available to tutor in Italian. An asterisk indicates a person who is member of the Romance Language Department. Tutors are listed with their own course of study, level of study at which they are capable of tutoring, whether they can help with various aspects of tutoring a language (speaking, writing, grammar, and translation), cost, and contact information. This site comes with a disclaimer indicating that it is a source of information and is not meant to guarantee success in language study by working with any person listed. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/rll/resources/ittutors.html Full Title: Italian Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department Tags: translation, grammar, foreign, language, Italian, language, tutor

Language Study - English Language Institute The English Language Institute (ELI) offers various courses, workshops, informal discussion groups, and writing and speaking clinics to matriculated students and visiting scholars to help them improve their language and communication skills. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/eli/ Tags: ESL, workshop, speaking, writing, English

Portuguese Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department Portuguese Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department offers a list of persons available to tutor in Portuguese. An asterisk indicates a person who is member of the Romance Language Department. Tutors are listed with their own course of study, level of study at which they are capable of tutoring, whether they can help with various aspects of tutoring a language (speaking, writing, grammar, and translation), cost, and contact information. This site comes with a disclaimer indicating that it is a source of information and is not meant to guarantee success in language study by working with any person listed. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/rll/resources/porttutors.html Full Title: Portuguese Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department Tags: foreign, language, Portugese, tutor, language

Spanish Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department Spanish Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department offers a list of persons available to tutor in Spanish. An asterisk indicates a person who is member of the Romance Language Department. Tutors are listed with their own course of study, level of study at which they are capable of tutoring, whether they can help with various aspects of tutoring a language (speaking, writing, grammar, and translation), cost, and contact information. This site comes with a disclaimer indicating that it is a source of information and is not meant to guarantee success in language study by working with any person listed. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/rll/resources/sptutors.html Full Title: Spanish Tutors - Romance Language and Literature Department Tags: Spanish, foreign, language, tutor

The Language Resource Center (LRC) The Language Resource Center (LRC), located at 2018 Modern Languages Building 812 E Washington Street, offers a number of resources for language students. They provide meeting spaces for language tutoring, study groups, and conversation partners; foreign language television; computer labs and stations; study space; equipment loan for classroom presentations, and much more. Website: http://www.umich.edu/~langres/resources.html Tags: language, resource, center, equipment, tutor, study, group, computer, support, foreign

The Language Resource Center Tutor Site The Language Resource Center Tutor Site offers a list of persons wishing to advertise themselves as tutors for Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish language study. Tutors are listed with courses they have taken in the language, their own course of study, level of study at which they are capable of tutoring, whether they can help with various aspects of tutoring a language (speaking, writing, grammar, and translation), cost, and email contact. Neither the U-M nor the Language Resource Center controls what is taught in tutoring sessions or endorses the effectiveness of the various tutors. Website: http://sitemaker.umich.edu/lrctutor/list_all Tags: tutor, grammar, foreign, language, speaking, writing, translation

Knowledge Navigation Center The Knowledge Navigation Center, part of the University library system, offers tutorials, and workshops to support the use of technology in research and writing. Website: http://www.lib.umich.edu/knc/ Tags: library, technology, scanners, optical, character, recognition, OCR, text, dissertation, research

Library Instruction Program The University Library System offers various workshops and instruction to help individuals, classes, and groups in their research. Website: http://www.lib.umich.edu/instruct/ Tags: research, library, instruction, help, resources

Library Services - Ask Us "Ask Us" is a library system tailored to assist students, faculty, and staff in their research needs by letting them email, phone, or meet with a reference librarian. Website: http://www.lib.umich.edu/askus Tags: question, librarian, help, research, reference

Poster Printing & Design Looking for a way to design and print posters for class presentations and display of research findings? The Department of Psychology offers templates that are 36 Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/psych/people/directory/admin/it/posters/ Tags: Research, poster, presentation, print, workshop

Research Consulting for Students Science Research Consultation provides assistance in searching science databases for scholarly books and articles needed for papers, projects, and presentations (astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, natural resources and environment, physics, and statistics). Website: http://www.lib.umich.edu/science/reference/scirescon.html Tags: library, Shapiro, science, research, biology, physics, statistics, geology, math, mathematics

Reserach Consultation Program The Research Consultation Program, found at the first-floor reference desk of the Shapiro Undergraduate Library, can help individuals and groups with research needs toward writing, presentations, and group projects. Website: http://www.lib.umich.edu/ugl/services/rcp/ Tags: Shapiro, writing, research, term, paper, reference, undergraduate, library, UGLi

Reserach Librarians This site offers contact information to reach subject specialists in UM libraries. Website: http://www.lib.umich.edu/collections/specialists.html Tags: research, subject, specialists, library

Searchpath - Online Research Searchpath is U-M's online research tutorial to help students understand how to use the library databases to search the journals, books, and other resources. Website: http://www.lib.umich.edu/ugl/searchpath Tags: research, tutorial, library, online, searchpath

Writing - Sweetland Writing Center The Sweetland Writing Center provides tutoring and instruction for students with both beginning and advanced academic writing needs, supports faculty in their course development, and conducts research on the pedagogy of writing. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/swc/ Tags: writing, tutor, workshop

Adaptive Technology Computing The Adaptive Technology Computing Site (ATCS) is an ergo-assistive work-study computing environment where students with physically, visually, learning, and specialized needs can find instruction on use of various adaptive hardware, software, and adjustable work stations. Website: http://www.umich.edu/~sites/info/atcs/ Tags: disability, optical, character, recognition, OCR, voice, learning, dictate, ergo, impair

Digital Media Commons (DMC) The Digital Media Commons (DMC) provides free workshops and is designed to introduce students, faculty, and staff to available software (including C-Tools), services, and facilities. Website: http://www.dc.umich.edu/training.htm Tags: course, tools, CTools, digital, media, movie, workshop, podcast, audio, video, technology

Information Technology Central Education Services Information Technology Central Services at the University of Michigan offers fee-based computer workshops help UM faculty, students, and staff excel at teaching, learning, research, and administration. Website: Http://www.itd.umich.edu/education Tags: Windows, word, information, technology, computer, ITCS, instruction, computer, training, software

ResComp ResComp provides technology-related support services to residents of University Housing. These services range from wireless to Community Learning Centers (CLCs), and include educational programs put on by Residential Computer Systems Consultants (RCSCs). Website: rescomp.umich.edu Tags: technology, Housing, Residence, Halls, learning, support, computers

UM Teaching and Technology Collaborative Workshops The UM Teaching and Technology Collaborative (TTC) helps faculty and GSIs connect with technology training that will help their teaching. This site provides a list of current offerings that GSIs and faculty can sign up to take. Website: https://www-a1.lsa.umich.edu/es_conf/app/ShowSessions.asp?confid=2&sDate=todayafter&shwd=1&shwd=0 Tags: computer, technology, workshop, teach, training, graduate, student, instructor, GSI

ELC - EECS Learning Center The ELC is a supportive center, sponsored by the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department (EECS), which offers drop-in tutoring sessions for ENGR 101 and EECS 183,203,215, 270, 280, 281, 314, and 370. Locations and times are posted on the website. Website: http://www.eecs.umich.edu/LearningCenter/ Tags: tutoring, electrical, engineering, computer, science, EECS, help, learning, center, ELC

Engineering Learning Resource Center The Engineering Learning Resource Center (ELRC) houses information about tutoring, academic skills, workshops, old tests, and more. Website: http://www.engin.umich.edu/elc Tags: workshops, skills, exams, tests, engineering, learning, resource

Kinesiology - Tutoring Kinesiology offers a combination of tutors and study groups for some of the MOVESCI classes. Website: http://www.kines.umich.edu/student-services Tags: kinesiology, tutor, learning, MOVESCI, study, groups

Law School Tutoring The Law School's tutoring service is designed to help JD and LL.M. students who are struggling to reach academic success. Tutors are fellow students who have demonstrated academic excellence in particular subject areas. Website: http://www.law.umich.edu/current students/studentservices/Pages/Tutoringt.aspx Tags: law, tutor, academic, support

Math - Math Lab The University of Michigan Mathematics Laboratory (located at B860 East Hall) is a walk-in tutoring service available free to all UM students. Tutoring is available for mathematics courses numbered through 217. Though help is not regularly available for other courses, we will attempt to answer the questions of any UM student who comes to us for mathematics help. Website: http://www.math.lsa.umich.edu/undergrad/mathlab/ Tags: math, mathematics, tutor, lab

Math Tutoring Resources The Mathematics Department provides a list of students who offer fee-based math tutoring to U-M students who need one-on-one support in addition to the assistance they receive from their instructors, GSIs, and the Math Lab Website: http:math.lsa.umich.edu/courses/tutor/html Tags: math, tutor, fee

Physics - Physics Help Room The Physics Help Room (located in 1416 Randall Lab) was created to help students who are taking the introductory physics classes and to answer most questions from other physics classes. Website: http://helproom.physics.lsa.umich.edu/ Tags: physics, help, tutor, introductory

Statistics Tutors Although the Statistics Department at the U-M does not endorse any particular tutor, they do provide students with a list of persons offering fee-based tutoring support. This list provides information regarding the statistics courses tutors are capable of assisting with and gives contact information for the tutors. Website: http://www.stat.lsa.umich.edu/courses/tutors.html Tags: statistics, tutor, support, fee

Student Astronomical Society Tutoring The Student Astronomical Society provides free tutoring for students in 100 level astronomy courses here at the University of Michigan. More specifically they can help with homework problem sets, lab work, and studying for tests and exams. Website: http://www.astro.lsa.umich.edu/sas/tutoring.html Tags: homework, problem, lab, astronomy, tutor

Tutoring - Michigan Chapter of Tau Beta Pi The Engineering Honor Society, Tau Beta Pi, at U-M sponsors free tutoring for 100-200 level Math and Physics courses and 100 level Chemistry and Engineering courses. Website: http://www.engin.umich.edu/students/ELRC/supplemental_instruction.html Tags: honor, free, tutor, math, physics, chemistry, engineering, Tau, Beta, Pi

Tutoring through LSA Comprehensive Studies Program The Comprehensive Studies Program offers tutoring for a limited number of LSA courses. If you are a student who has been accepted into this program and need help with tutoring, please refer to this page. Website: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/csp/programs/tutoring Full Title: Tutoring through LSA Comprehensive Studies Program Tags: tutor, accounting, biology, chemistry, economics, French, math, physics, Spanish, statistics, comprehensive, studies