We encourage you to use the following blurb in your syllabus to describe the Student Academic Support Center and its services:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\nThe Student Academic Support Center (SASC) provides peer-led support for introductory and intermediate level courses in mathematics, statistics, programming, natural sciences, life sciences, quantitative social sciences, and music theory. Additionally, SASC provides support for students using a variety of quantitative skills required for courses across the curriculum. The Student Academic Support Center also provides a variety of workshops in quantitative skills, time management, note-taking, and study skills. Course-Attached Tutors (CATs) are embedded in courses with the highest demand for tutoring. CATs provide assistance outside of class in the form of weekly help sessions\/study groups and private appointments.
<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n\nSASC is located in the Peer Learning Commons (PLC)<\/a> on the Ground Floor of Ladd Library. Students are invited to stop by, without an appointment<\/em>, to the drop-in hours in Ladd to meet with a tutor, study independently, meet up with classmates, or to discuss learning strategies. Students who wish to set up an individual appointment can discuss options with a Resource Representative at the PLC check-in desk. For more information go to www.bates.edu\/sasc<\/a>. Or, email sasc@bates.edu<\/a> to ask additional questions.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n