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2009 - Utep - University of Texas at El Paso

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LEARNING COMMUNITIES QUICK REFERENCE<br />

Let’s face it; college takes getting used to<br />

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The campus is huge<br />

The faces are new<br />

The pace is fast<br />

The courses are demanding<br />

The workloads are intense<br />

Learning communities help you<br />

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Build friendships with other students<br />

Work closely with faculty<br />

Learn how to connect ideas across different courses<br />

Build a convenient class schedule<br />

Improve your grades.<br />

Please contact our <strong>of</strong>fi ce to get more inform<strong>at</strong>ion.<br />

Dr. Ann Gabbert<br />

Assistant Director for Student Support<br />

Learning Communities Coordin<strong>at</strong>or<br />

Entering Student Program, <strong>University</strong> Studies<br />

UGLC 344<br />

915/747-7618<br />

Fall <strong>2009</strong> | SCHEDULE OF CLASSES<br />

LEARNING<br />

COMMUNITIES<br />

Join a learning community today to...<br />

make friends!<br />

take core courses!<br />

enjoy smaller classes!<br />

enroll in 2 or 3 linked courses as a block!<br />

Open the doors to your future.<br />

Join a learning community today!<br />

Wh<strong>at</strong> are Learning<br />

Communities?<br />

You and your “community” (usually<br />

20-25 students) enroll together in two<br />

or three linked courses as a scheduled<br />

block. You <strong>at</strong>tend your linked courses<br />

together; for example, you might <strong>at</strong>tend<br />

the same sections <strong>of</strong> UNIV and<br />

history. Sharing courses this way helps<br />

you form friendships and study groups<br />

quickly while learning together. Some<br />

assignments may also be integr<strong>at</strong>ed<br />

- you might be asked to write a journal<br />

entry in your UNIV class about a<br />

chapter assigned in history. Learning<br />

communities help you make connections<br />

between content in different<br />

courses, develop teamwork and<br />

leadership skills, and increase your<br />

opportunity for academic success.<br />

How do I register for a<br />

Learning Community?<br />

To register for a learning community,<br />

enter all <strong>of</strong> the CRNs (the fi ve-digit<br />

Course Reference Number) listed under<br />

the learning community into Goldmine/TTR<br />

before selecting “Save.”<br />

The Goldmine System will require<br />

you to register for all <strong>of</strong> the courses<br />

within the learning community. By<br />

failing to enter all CRNs, you will<br />

receive a “co-requisite error,” which<br />

will list the other course(s) for which<br />

you need to register to complete your<br />

enrollment in the learning community.<br />

If you get this “co-requisite error,”<br />

simply register for the other courses in<br />

the learning community. Concurrent<br />

enrollment in all sections is required<br />

through Census Day.

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