The Neighborhood Student Success Center is committed to empowering all undergraduate students to pursue knowledge, access resources, and develop skills needed for intellectual, social, local and global success. The Engagement Centers offer free online academic. You can learn more here: https://nssc.msu.edu/oec/index.html
Students can find tips to get the most out of their online learning experience as well as information about the various MSU learning platforms here: https://nssc.msu.edu/oec/start-learning1
The following is a document with compiled resources that support students with their online learning: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NFNtmlCI1AUaVZBdoghrybyIELBwUjL6hHMuLiMMKPU/edit
Learn about the platforms being utilized in classrooms and how to use them here: https://nssc.msu.edu/oec/start-learning1/learning-platforms.html
For students who can’t fit our academic success skills workshops into their schedules, video recordings of our more popular workshops are available for students to view at their leisure. Students can always follow up with CLC Undergraduate Educators - advanced students in the social and natural sciences with training in how learning works - to discuss the learning strategies and study techniques addressed in the videos. Learn more here: https://nssc.msu.edu/clc/academicsuccessskills/recording-previous-workshops.html
Here is a link to the Collaborative Learning Center’s Workshop Schedule: https://nssc.msu.edu/clc/academicsuccessskills/workshopschedule.html
The Collaborative Learning Center (CLC) Undergraduate Educators are available to help students effectively engage with course material. Students can meet 1-on-1 with our Undergraduate Educators to discuss many of the strategies and skills presented in our full and mini workshops. Undergraduate Educators are trained in the most effective, science-based learning, reading, and time management techniques and can help with many of MSUs toughest undergraduate courses. To meet with an Undergraduate Educator, contact the CLC at clc@msu.edu.