1999-2000 Undergraduate Calendar Student Services | 1999-2000 Undergraduate Calendar Student Services |
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| 1999 - 2000 UNDERGRADUATE CALENDAR | ||
| Carleton University |
501 University Centre
Telephone: 520-6600
Fax: 520-3995
Website: www.carleton.ca/studentlife
Student Life Services offers a wide range of programs and services to assist students in their adjustment to academic life, in improving their learning strategies, and in making decisions with regard to academic and career concerns.
The main goals of campus life programming is to assist new students in a variety of areas (e.g., academic, social, emotional, leadership) thereby easing the transition to life at Carleton University. In addition to orientation activities, services and programs are offered throughout the year to introduce students to the many resources available on campus and to get students involved. The Campus Life Coordinator is also available to discuss student concerns about adjustment issues and motivation.
The Study Skills Program coordinates a series of workshops which begin in early September. Topics include: Active Reading, Essay Writing, Oral Presentations, as well as general Study Skills workshops covering Note-taking, Time Management, and Exam Preparation. These workshops are offered in small groups to accommodate discussion and interaction, and participants have access to individual follow-up if needed. Drop by to register in advance for the workshops.
For individual assistance in a specific study skill area, drop-in times are available. Free brochures on topics such as Time Management, Active Reading, Note-taking, Exam Preparation, and Study Skills for itv students are available. A variety of study skills videotapes are also available through Instructional Media Services.
The International Student Advisor is available to discuss particular concerns international students may have. An orientation program is held every August and January for incoming international students. Information and assistance concerning university education, financial assistance, health coverage UHIP, immigration regulations and the general adjustment to a new living situation are available. Please call for drop-in and appointment times.
Student Life Services is also responsible for Career Services (see p. 23) and the Paul Menton Centre for Persons with Disabilities (see p. 26).