A team of students has finished assembling a study packet series for Math 110: Techniques of Calculus, one of the most-taken mathematics courses at Penn State, through a collaboration between the Department of Mathematics and Penn State Learning. The packets are available at no extra charge to Math 110 students.
Penn State Learning will reopen its doors for tutoring on Monday, June 11, at their offices in 220 Boucke.
Two students were honored with the Outstanding Guided Study Group Leader Award through Penn State Learning for the Spring 2018 semester.
The University Libraries will hold a spring 2018 International Write-In event on Sunday, April 22, in Mann Assembly Room, 103 Paterno Library on the University Park campus. The event, broken into two sessions, encourages participants to use dedicated time to work on and complete writing assignments and projects throughout the evening. Session one is scheduled from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. and session two from 8 p.m. to midnight.
Thanks to the generosity of a former guided study group leader, Penn State Learning announces the recipients of the Outstanding Guided Study Group Leader Award for the Fall 2017 academic semester, students Alexandra Strauch and John Quinlisk.
The University Libraries' new first floor space in Pattee Library, called the Search Bar, offers Penn State students a progressive approach to one-stop, peer-to-peer services for students' technology, writing and library assistance at the University Park campus.
The redesigned Penn State Learning space offers opportunities for enhanced student learning with three 55-inch monitors that enable wireless screen and audio sharing, booth seating, and whiteboards, among other upgrades.
Penn State students and alumni are traveling around the world to conduct research, teach English, attend master's degree programs and more as part of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, a highly sought-after international educational exchange program funded by the U.S. Department of State. This essay was written by a Penn State Fulbright recipient who has embarked on his Fulbright trip.
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Penn State Learning announced the Outstanding Guided Study Group Leader Award recipients for the 2016-17 academic year.
Two sessions will be available for Penn State’s spring International Write-In event on April 23 and writers may sign up for either or both of the sessions in the Mann Assembly Room on the University Park campus. Free and open to Penn State undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff members, the International Write-In provides quiet writing spaces and areas for small-group collaboration
Thanks to the generosity of a former peer leader, Penn State Learning, a no-charge guided study and tutoring service, has selected its first group of Outstanding Guided Study Group Leader Award recipients for the 2015-16 academic year. The inaugural recipients, each provided a stipend of $500, are Ryan Creedon, Natalie Morrissey, Jeff Ross, and Nicole Williamson.
Four writing tutors represented Penn State Learning at the Mid-State Literacy Council’s 17th annual Ron & Mary Maxwell Community Spelling Bee on April 6, at Foxdale Village. Penn State Learning has raised money for this annual Mid-State Literacy Council event for the past 17 years.
Students needing help with writing assignments can get free assistance at the University Libraries Tutoring Center, beginning Sunday, Sept. 8, through Thursday, May 1. The service will be offered 10 p.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday in the Reading Room, 101 Pattee Library. No appointment is necessary.
