The Center for Learning and Student Success (CLASS) will offer additional academic support programming during this final week of classes. Conducted by CLASS staff, the following opportunities are available in the CLASS Academic Support Space in the lower level of Bird Library (unless otherwise noted).
Drop-In Sessions for MAT 221 and MAT 295
Concepts and topics from previous final exams will be reviewed.
Supplemental Instruction Session in BIO 327
Source and Citation Help for End-of-Semester Assignments
Students can discuss expectations for using sources in an assignment or paper, explore options for finding sources and understand expectations for citing sources. Sign up in MyT (MyT.syr.edu) for a 25-minute, in-person meeting with a CLASS staff member. These sessions will be held in 014 Bird Library.
Please email CLASS@syr.edu with any questions.
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