Please remember to fill out your course evaluations online. You will receive an email in your UTOR mailbox – this is your only link to the online evaluation system. The deadline to complete your evaluations is December 7th.
Paper evaluations will not be given out in class – this is the new system.
The season of stress and late nights is upon us, but we here at the Arts and Science Students’ Union have got your back. On December 6th, Sid Smith Hall becomes the center of a great de-stressing adventure.
There will be lots of events to help you relax and refresh, as well as opportunities to go over course material with TAs and instructors. Bring friends and help yourself to some fun, food, and fantastic study sessions.
All of these events are open to everyone and entirely free.
For more information, including a full scheduled of events check of the Faculty of Arts and Science website.
Friday, November 16th from 1-3 p.m. – Cite Right: Citing and Writing for University Courses
So many sources, so little time! How do you find good sources and use them in your writing so you earn top marks and avoid plagiarizing? This session will give you strategies and tips for writing research papers, from summarizing and paraphrasing to using online citation builders that will save you time.
If you want to sign-up for either date, please email students.assu@utoronto.ca and indicate which one – there is only room for 60 students in each seminar.
ASSU runs a volunteer tutoring program where UofT students go to local high schools to tutor students in English, Maths and Sciences. These are students who really need the help and generally are not in a situation to pay for private tutoring. The commitment is 1 hour a week for the school year (until June). At the end of the program, each tutor will receive a Certificate of Recognition from the Dean of Arts & Science. If you are interested in applying, please visit our website (under Get Involved) or stop by our office for an application.
The new Anti-Calendars are now available for pick up in the ASSU office!! After hours, we put them outside our door. To view it online – click here.
The final printing of the ASSU Anti-Calendar will be available in mid-June!!
Attention students! As many of you know already, we have a fantastic test bank. The test bank is composed of tests that have been donated by students. This is a call for past term tests from the 2011-12 school year. You can bring your tests to the ASSU office (room 1068 of Sidney Smith). Upon donating a test that we don’t have, your name will be entered into a draw for fantastic prizes in the form of gift certificates for Second Cup and Tim Hortons.
Come to Exam Jam, next Monday and Tuesday!
April 9 and 10 at Sid Smith:
* De-stress with a free massage, do some kick boxing, learn meditation, and get free snacks
* Study with your friends and classmates in our open study spaces
* Get study help and learn tips on how to write great exams from the Academic Success Centre
* Attend exam review sessions by your profs or TAs for: CHM138H1S, CHM139H1S, CSC148H1S, ECO100Y1Y, FSL100H1S and FSL102H1S, MAT136H1S, MAT137Y1Y, MAT157Y1Y, MAT223H1S, POL101Y1Y, PRT100Y1Y, PRT110Y1Y, RLG100Y1Y, SPA100Y1Y
* Stop in to assigned drop-in study rooms for many more courses
This event is FREE and all are welcome!
See the full schedule at http://uoft.me/examjam.
Good luck on your exams!
Review and Refresh
at Arts and Science Exam Jam 2012 April 9 & 10, at Sidney Smith Hall
Review course material with instructors
Study with your classmates – Improve your study skills.
Eat healthy snacks, do some fun physical activity, Relieve stress!
Sponsored by:
Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education
UofT Food Services
Office of Student Life
Hart House
www.artsci.utoronto.ca/current/undergraduate/exam_jam
The 2011 Summer Anti-Calendar reviewing last summer’s courses is now
available online. There are no hard copies for pick up.
View it here….2011SummerAntiCalendar