Are you avoiding taking Math 110- College Algebra? A new class option is now available for you! This pilot program includes one day of lecture and two days of lab each week. During lab sessions, you will work in an interactive learning environment, which will provide you with ongoing assessment opportunities, prompt feedback about your progress, and individualized on-demand tutoring. The vision for this redesign is to create a more closely-knit community of learners and educators than can be achieved in the traditional lecture setting.
To enroll, choose one of the two lab sessions available: 001L is Wednesdays and Fridays from 9-10:15am and 002L is Wednesdays and Fridays 1:00-2:15. You’ll automatically be enrolled in the lecture section, which is 1:00-1:50 on Mondays.
For more information, contact your academic advisor.
Are you interested in music but not a music major? Would you like to learn more about music or continue playing an instrument you started before you came to college? Or do you need a Fine Arts class to graduate? Here are some Conservatory classes for this spring that are open to any UMKC student! Check them out!
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A cross between the Dickens classic and a rollicking trip down pop culture memory lane, this is a phantasmagorical evening of irreverent Christmas cheer. Iggy is a burned out rock-n-roll superstar who snarls through Christmas Eve until a top of the charts group of ghosts shows up: rock legends Bob Marley, Buddy Holly and Elvis Presley come to set his warped values straight. This crazy Christmas offering was first seen at the Unicorn in 1998.
Student tickets are $17.50. For more information, visit UMKC Theatre’s website.
As the semester winds down are you becoming more stressed? Do you feel like you have a lot on your plate and do not know where to begin? Do you have a hard time focusing as the semester comes to an end? This week we will be discussing the importance of remaining relaxed in order to stay focused. Relaxation is key to reducing stress. Students will learn the difference between eu-stress and distress. We will also discuss ways to reduce negative stress in our lives so we are better able to stay focused and relaxed. Come and enjoy a presentation from the Mind Body Connection on how to relax and what resources they offer to students.
This Week’s Seminars are:
11/15 Tues 12:30pm
11/16 Wed 3:00pm
All Seminars will take place in the Student Union room 419.
Next Week’s Seminar: Preparing for Finals. Click here for the semester schedule. Seminars are mandatory for students on financial aid contracts, Bloch Scholars and Osher Scholars. Each session lasts approximately 50 minutes. Students must sign in within 10 minutes of the seminar starting to receive credit.
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