Request a Customized Study Smarter Seminar from Academic Enhancement

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Request a Customized Study Smarter Seminar

At your request, Academic Enhancement staff will customize a seminar for your program, class, cohort, or student group. The total cost of the seminar is based on length, which ranges from 4 to 8 hours, and includes a formal learning assessment, the requested hours of instruction, and all course materials, which students may keep and use as a resource to reference throughout the semester. Course topics may include time management, note taking, study skills, critical reading, memory enhancement, exam preparation, and many more. Please complete the form below and we will contact you regarding the details of your request.

If you are interested in just a one hour presentation, please click here.

Name of Program Requesting Seminar:

Name of Contact Person:

Email:

Phone:

Number of Participants:

Will multiple sessions be necessary to accomodate all participants?

Yes No

Preferred length of seminar?

8 hours 6 hours 4 hours

Consultation appointment desired?

Yes No

Academic Enhancement staff are available to meet before the seminar to discuss the needs of your particular group and incorporate these into the curriculum.

Assessment results report desired?

Yes No

Academic Enahncement can provide a report after the seminar that displays and analyzes aggregate data from the diagnostic learning and study strategies assessment.

Please provide 3 date/time options in order of preference:

	Date (mm/dd/yyyy)	Time (HH:MM AM/PM)
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Do you need Academic Enhancement to reserve a classroom?

Yes No

Additional Comments/Requests:

We appreciate requests made as far in advance as possible. We will do our best to accommodate your request and confirm with you as soon as possible.

Thank you for your interest in providing the most effective strategies available to your students to optimize their success.

	Tip of the Day: "Set aside a reasonable length of time for studying several subjects (two-three hours), then subdivide it with as many brief (five-ten minute) breaks as you need to maintain concentration."