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At the Student Learning Center, we know that wellness is core to your academic growth and personal success. We strive to empower you to cultivate the 8 Dimensions of Wellness, including emotional, environmental, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, social, and spiritual. 

The Math/Stat Program is excited to invite you to a topic review session this weekend for Math 1A on selected topics from chapter 4! It will take place on Sunday 04/03 from 4pm to 6:30pm on Zoom, with a Q&A afterward.

This review will be broken into 4 sections, with a 10 minute break in between, and a Q&A at the end. You are encouraged to attend all four sessions, or just go to the ones that you find would be most helpful for your studying. Hope to see you there!

Have a Wonderful Spring Break, Golden Bears!

We hope that you are able to rest & recuperate before the final stretch of the semester. Our building and our services will be closed for the duration of Spring Break, but we look forward to seeing you back again on Monday, March 28th!

Are you facilitating a DeCal for Fall 2022? Need to complete your mandatory training requirement and want to create a smashing student-centered syllabus? If so, join our "Three Pillars of a Student-Centered Syllabus" workshop to discover the three key characteristics of an impactful and effective syllabus—and the resources to help you embody these qualities in your own course "blueprint"! RSVP at bit.ly/regis-syl to join! Our dates for March 2022 include:

Happy Monday, current & future DeCal Facilitators!

Are you facilitating a DeCal for Fall 2022? Need to complete your mandatory training requirement and want to bolster your facilitation skills? If so, join our "Facilitation Habits that Enhance Student Learning" workshop to examine teaching behaviors that hinder student learning and explore strategies for cultivating alternative habits that optimize student success. RSVP at bit.ly/regis-cfh to join! Our dates for March 2022 include:

Thurs, Mar 3, 2022 II 2-3 PM II Via Zoom

Want to propose a DeCal but not sure how to get started? If so, join UCFTR's "Getting Started: The A to Z of Starting a DeCal" information workshop on Monday, Feburary 28, 4 - 5 pm! This information workshop covers important deadlines, requirements, and policies for undergraduates interested in starting a student-initiated 98/198 course.

Economics Drop-in Tutoring will be available from Monday through Thursday, 1PM to 5PM in-person at the César E. Chávez Center and virtually over Zoom. For the course-specific schedule and sign-in instructions, click here: https://tinyurl.com/econslcschedule.