Student Resource Workshops

Student Resource Workshops are open to everyone and are free to register and attend. Workshops may also be posted on Clark department pages. Please check Academic Advising and the Student Wellness Center for more information.

Worshops are offered both in-person and virtually. Zoom workshops and can be accessed through your computer, tablet or phone. See tips and requirements for joining a Zoom workshop.

Student Resource Workshops are led by Clark College staff and faculty and may include topics such as:

- APA Citation, 7th Edition
- Balancing School, Family and Work
- Better Banking
- Conquer Credit
- Destroy Debt
- Develop Your Career Awareness
- Interviewing Skills & Tips
- Financial Preparedness
- How to Relax, Sleep, Eat and Move
- Job Search Jitters No More
- Completing Math Assignments: How, What, Why?

- Career Clarity
- LinkedIn 101
- ADHD Success
- Mindfulness for Stress Management
- Note Taking Skills
- Procrastination
- Resume Building
- Stress Management
- Test Anxiety
- Time Management
- Google Scholar

Upcoming Student Resource Workshops:

College Technology & Canvas Support

- Review the technology needed for your classes, get assistance with accessing campus computers and WiFi, learn to log on, navigate, and understand Canvas, student email, and other tech requirements of college life!
  - Tuesday, July 7, from 3:00 to 4:00 PM in Hawkins Hall, Room 101
  - Thursday, July 9, from 9:00 to 10:00 AM in Hawkins Hall, Room 101
- Registration is not required but recommended: Register for College Technology & Canvas Support

AI: Impacts & Uses

- Analyze your usage and understanding of AI to help get the most out of the technology while ensuring it is being used ethically and responsibly. Learn the positives and pitfalls of this technology to learn to balance positive benefits without jeopardizing your learning and educational goals.
  - Wednesday, July 15, from 10:00 to 11:00 AM in Hawkins Hall, Room 101
- Registration is not required but recommended: Register for AI: Impacts & Uses

Organizing & Time Management

- Join Tutoring Services for an interactive workshop designed to help students get organized to tackle that current course load. Please come prepared with copies of the syllabus from all currently registered classes (or at least one). We will provide an academic planner, notebooks, and tools to organize and strategize for the quarter.
  - Tuesday, July 7, from 2:00 to 3:00 PM in Hawkins Hall, Room 101
  - Thursday, July 9, from 10:00 to 11:00 AM in Hawkins Hall, Room 101
- Registration is not required but recommended: Register for Organizing & Time Management

Post-Test Analysis

- Did that exam come back with a lower score than expected? Visit one of our Tutoring Centers to get the tools and support to analyze that most recent exam to determine what areas to strengthen and what areas went well. Create a plan for preparing for future exams with better outcomes.
  - 1:1 sessions available during open hours in all Tutoring Center locations

Guided Study Sessions

- Make a plan to better structure your study sessions for increased retention and understanding. Visit any tutoring location to get some materials and information to help you refine and craft your study sessions!
  - 1:1 sessions available during open hours in all Tutoring Center locations