The following is from the Office of Academic Enrichment website:

Are you working hard but not seeing the results you want? Overwhelmed by the transition to college work? Struggling to find a balance between studying and having a life? We are here to help!

In addition to our workshops and classes, the Office of Academic Enrichment provides one-on-one support. Schedule an Academic Coaching appointment on Zoom, where you can talk with us about your concerns—we’re great listeners! We’ll help you identify what you want to work on and assist you in planning your next steps. Key areas we can address include:

• Academic & personal support
• Finding your fit at UD
• Applying effective study strategies
• Motivation & goal-setting
• Academic mindset/Self-management

We are happy to meet with you as often as weekly as you move forward.

Do you just need a tune-up, or want help applying to your classes what you’ve learned in one of our online workshops? You may not feel a need to make a one-hour appointment. Come to our drop-in coaching hours, offered five days a week.

The Office of Academic Enrichment has an online workshop titled “Time Management for Remote Learning” available now on their website. It includes a 27 minute video, Powerpoint, and worksheet.

Next Monday, there will be another workshop titled “Note-taking in a Remote Environment“, so set a reminder for yourself and stay tuned!

Drop-in tutoring provided by the Office of Academic Enrichment begins today! Take advantage of all the free* academic assistance offered on campus before you are struggling in a course. Even if you expect to do well, why not use tutoring services to make sure you do your best?

In addition to drop-in tutoring, OAE has workshops both in-person and online, including topics such as time management, reading strategies, and choosing a major.

OAE also provides the following services:

• Academic Intakes — Don’t know what kind of academic assistance you need? Meet with an OAE staff member to assess whether you need some help with note-taking, study skills, etc., or a referral to another office on campus.
• Study Groups — You can request a free tutor for your study group (or 5-15 people).
• Individual Tutoring — If you would like an individual tutor, you can find one on OAE’s database. This service is not free unless you are part of certain programs that waive these fees.
• PASS Program — This is a free service offered for specific courses to supplement instruction without the instructor.

You can find additional academic resources on the OAE website including links for the ISE lab and the Writing Center.

*Free services on campus aren’t actually free. You are already paying for them with your student fees. So use what you’ve paid for!

Do you feel overwhelmed by your workload? Are you having difficulty managing your responsibilities? Does the day “get away from you”? If you would like to learn how to “work smarter, not harder,” consider attending a free time management workshop.