All faculty, students, and staff are invited to this presentation, which forms part of the 10th annual Webster Teaching Festival.

Event details:

Using Academic Resources to Further Student Engagement

Presenter:
Cherie Wyatt, Tutoring Program Coordinator, Academic Resource Center

The Tutoring Program offers resources to students, both graduate and undergraduate, who are currently enrolled in Webster University courses. In-person peer tutoring for certain subjects is available to students at the Webster Groves and St. Louis Metropolitan campuses. All Webster University students, graduate and undergraduate, throughout the worldwide network, can also now use online, professional tutoring through NetTutor. Would you like to know more about how peer tutoring and NetTutor can be used to support students in your courses?
This presentation will discuss how best to connect your students to these tutoring resources and how to encourage them to further engage with your course content. Come with questions about how to assist students with engaging in the tutoring process. Interact with faculty and students regarding successful tutoring resources. Leave with knowledge about how to support students with academic success strategies!

Lunch will be served.

Please RSVP here.