Tuesday, October 29, 2013

HELP Workshop Today!

Have you wanted to learn more about photography? Then come be a part of this week's HELP Workshop the topic is Photography: From the Pinhole to the Pixel. Professor John Lofaso will present this workshop today, October 29th in the Photography Lab in Campbell Hall (on the left side when you enter the door closest to Amherst Hall) from 1-2 PM.

Come learn more about the dynamic world of photography

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

English Tutoring

Do you need extra help on your writing assignments in classes besides English Composition and Literature? Then contact the Student Success Center to get signed up for tutoring support with an English faculty member.

The Student Success Center is located in Bedford Hall, Room 3205 and their phone number is 434-832-7827.

Don't wait until the end of the semester to seek help, set up a tutoring appointment now!

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

SMARTHINKING WORKSHOP TODAY!

Do you want to learn more about SMARTHINKING, CVCC's online tutoring service? Then come join us today from 1-2 PM in Amherst Hall, Room 2316. Joy Adams, Student Success & Testing Center Coordinator will be presenting a workshop on how to use this study tool.


Thursday, October 3, 2013

2nd 8 Week Courses Start October 16

We are still enrolling in 2nd 8 week courses for the Fall 2013 Semester.

Come in and meet with a Counselor during our Walk-In Advising hours to enroll. We have Walk-In Advising Monday-Thursday from 8-6pm and on Friday from 8-5pm.

The 2nd 8 week session begins October 16th.

Take a look at the course that are being offered HERE

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Do You Need Help Understanding your Course Syllabus?

Today's HELP Workshop will cover everything you need to know about course Syllabi.

Lorna Nelson, CVCC English Instructor, will present on why it is important to read and kno what is within your syllabus.

The workshop will be today Tuesday, September 10th, in Amherst Hall room 2316 at 1 pm.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

The Drop Deadline for 16 week courses is Today, September 3rd

Today, September 3rd, is the last day to drop a 16 week course with a refund.

If you feel that you need to drop a course, please be sure to drop the course in the Admissions and Records office before 5pm. You can also drop a course through your "MyCVCC" account in the Student Information System. If you drop a course through the Student Student Information system, be sure to print a copy of your schedule to verify the drop was processed.

If you are on financial aid dropping a course could affect your aid for this semester so it is very important you check with a Financial Aid Counselor before making any changes to your schedule after the semester has begun.

The Financial Aid office is located in Amherst Hall room 2100, their phone number is 434.832.7814.

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Tips for a Successful Semester

Welcome to the 2nd week of the Fall 2013 semester. Here are some helpful tips that will help you as you settle into your new schedule.

1.Review your Syllabus carefully. Keep it in a safe place where you can access it easily. Be sure to record your test dates and project due dates on a personal calendar. Here are some great online calendars for you to check out. Google Calendar , Zoho Calendar, Cozy Family Calendar . Visit Blackboard to review any lecture notes or additional information your instructor might want you to know about the class.

2.Know important deadlines for your courses. This includes the drop and withdrawal date and when your final exams are. Review and print out the Fall 2013 Syllabus Attachment

3.Communicate with your Professors. If you have a question or need clarification on a topic or assignment don’t hesitate to ask them. Your professors will have office hours listed on your syllabus as well as their email. Your instructors are there to help you, they want you to be successful in their class.

4.Develop your Study Schedule now. The semester just began but you will see that time goes by quickly and the material that is being covered in your classes will increase. By developing a study schedule now will help you later in the semester. When studying try to find a quiet, distraction free environment that will allow you to concentrate.

5.Get Involved. School is about academics but it is also about connecting with the CVCC community. Be sure to look for opportunities to get involved on campus, it could be with a club or organization. Stay connected to CVCC social media channels to keep up to date and involved with activities on campus. Facebook Twitter, YouTube