WHAT: Techniques to help you prepare effectively for your upcoming exams, as well as test-day strategies to overcome test anxiety. Presenters are Dr. Emmy Woessner from OSU’s Counseling & Psychological Services and the COE Academic Coaches.
WHEN: Tuesday, January 28th, 5:00-6:00pm
WHERE: Kelley Engineering Center, Room 1007
WHO: Open to all Engineering students
BONUS: free snacks!
The College of Engineering is accepting applications for Academic Coaches. If you’re a strong Engineering student and have a desire to help your peers enhance their academic performance, you should consider applying! Position description and application information is here, and applications are due by November 18th.
WHAT: COE Academic Coaches will cover tips and techniquest to help you effectively prep for your mid-term exams, create a study plan, and minimize test anxiety.
WHEN: Thursday, October 24th; 5:00 – 6:00pm
WHERE: The HUB {Batcheller 144}
WHO: Open to all Engineering students
WHO: New and returning Engineering students
WHEN: Friday, September 27th, 3-5pm
WHERE: The HUB {Batcheller 144}
WHAT: The HUB is a resource center for Engineering students. Swing by the Open House to see what we offer. Meet your Academic Advisor, learn about studying abroad, set up your week 1 schedule with an Academic Coach, get info on workshops and study tables, enjoy some free food, and get free stuff!
WHAT: Techniques to help you prepare effectively for your upcoming exams, as well as test-day strategies to overcome test anxiety. Presenters are Michelle Ribeiro from OSU’s Counseling & Psychological Services and the COE Academic Coaches.
WHEN: Tuesday, January 29th, 5:00-6:00pm
WHERE: Kelley Engineering Center, Room 1007
WHO: Open to all Engineering students
BONUS: free snacks!
WHAT: Workshop detailing strategies for organizing and managing your time more efficiently. COE Academic Coaches will share techniques using digital and paper planners, including weekly and term-at-a-glance calendars. Free snacks will also be provided.
WHO: Open to all Engineering students
WHEN: Thursday, January 17th, 5-6pm
WHERE: Kelley 1007
Can’t make it? You can also book an individual appointment with an Academic Coach.
The College of Engineering is accepting applications for Academic Coaches! We’re looking for a few good Engineers with strong interpersonal skills, comfort speaking to a group, and the desire to help their fellow students succeed.
Position Description & Application Information: College of Engineering Academic Coach PD
Applications are due by 5pm on Monday, November 5th.
WHAT: Mid-Term Prep Workshop covering study skills, test prep, time management, test anxiety and the creation of a mid-term study plan.
WHEN: Monday, October 22nd, 5:00-6:00pm
WHERE: Kearney 305
WHO: All Engineering students are welcome
Need a reason (besides doing your best on your upcoming exams)?: Free snacks!
Students looking for an edge to enhance their academic performance should consider coaching. The College of Engineering provides free academic coaching to all its students!
Who?
Academic Coaches are Engineering students with special training in coaching skills. Read bios of all the COE Academic Coaches here.
What?
While tutoring is often specific to a certain course or subject, Academic Coaching is designed to address academic skill sets that you can apply in all your classes. Engineering students work with coaches to improve their organization, study skills, concentration, memory, note-taking, test-taking, time management, and more.
When?
Academic Coaching appointments usually last about an hour, and students report the greatest benefit when they have at least three appointments. You can view Coaches schedules online and select a time that works for you.
Where?
The HUB (Batcheller 144) is home to the COE Academic Coaching program. Appointments are conducted in quiet cubicles, and confidentiality is respected.
How?
Try it out – you have nothing to lose! Schedule your first coaching appointment online.
Questions?
Questions about the Engineering Academic Coaching program can be directed to Nicole Kent, Assistant Director of Undergraduate Programs (nicole.kent@oregonstate.edu)
The HUB is a resource center for students in OSU’s College of Engineering. It’s home to the COE Academic Coaching Program and COE International Programs. The HUB hosts tutoring and study tables for Engineering classes as well as a series of free workshops.
Above all, The HUB is a place for Engineers to ask questions and get information. Want to volunteer at COE events? Ready to get involved with one of the COE’s student clubs? Trying to navigate your way into an undergraduate research position? Interested in leadership development? Swing by The HUB to get connected to the COE and its resources.
The HUB is located in Batcheller 144 and is open Monday through Friday, 1pm to 5pm.