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Where can I get directions and/or training on how to accomplish tech tasks including everything from managing a class list serve to putting a class up on Blackboard to doing Power Point Presentations? Click here for a list of How -To documents. Or, click here to review the wide variety of Faculty workshops offered in the coming months and sign up for one! Also, check out the ITUG (Instructional Technologies User Group), a forum for Temple faculty to learn about and share their experiences in using the latest computer technologies in the educational environment. Events are held on the third Thursday of each month at 12:00pm during the Fall and Spring semesters. Click here for more info.
Where
can I send a student who needs academic advising?
Annette McMenamin (annette@nimbus.temple.edu)
has provided a list of Academic Advising Centers for our use. Please
click here to consult this list and share
the pertinent information with your students but do not distribute the list as
it is still being updated. Thanks.
Where can I send a student who needs/wants the services of the University's Counseling Services? Warning: read the Dean's memo on restrictions on faculty (faculty cannot initiate a discussion of a student's need for physical or emotional aid!). After reading the Dean's memo, if you have any questions about a particular circumstance, please call John Dimino at University Counseling Services (1-7276). Also, faculty should feel free to walk at-risk students over to USC for emergency consultation (i.e., if a student expresses thoughts of suicide). UCS is located on the lower level of Sullivan Hall. M-F, 8:30-4:30, 204-7276, http://www.temple.edu/counseling. "UCS's goal is to provide a safe, non-threatening, informal, yet professional, atmosphere where students will feel comfortable in seeking counseling-related services for a wide variety of concerns."
Where can I send a student who needs/wants the services of the University's Disability Resource Center? Warning: read the Dean's memo on restrictions on faculty (faculty cannot initiate a discussion of a student's need for physical or emotional aid!). After reading the Dean's memo, if you have any questions about a particular circumstance, please call Dorothy Cebula at Disability Resources and Services (1-1280). DRS is located in Ritter Hall Annex, first floor. http://www.temple.edu/disability/