Posted by Office of the Dean of Students on January 3, 2013 | 0 Comments
Bring your lunch and join us to learn more about Student Success at the University of Iowa!
CLICK HERE TO RSVP for any of the sessions.
FIRST IN MY FAMILY: WORKING WITH FIRST GENERATION STUDENTS
February 12 (12 noon - 1pm)
Location: Room W 401, PBB
Join us for an interactive discussion on first generation students. We will discuss the particular challenges first generation students face as well as share best practices.
WORKING WITH PARENTS: PARTNERSHIPS FOR STUDENT SUCCESS
March 13 (12 noon - 1pm)
Location: Nebraska Room (335), IMU
In this unique panel discussion, you will hear advice from various campus resources on how to develop collaborative and meaningful relationships with parents. Topics will include FERPA as well as how to appropriately involve parents in their child’s education.
WHO ARE OUR STUDENTS? UNDERSTANDING HOW THEY LEARN
April 18 (12 noon - 1pm)
Location: Nebraska Room (335), IMU
Learn about UI students’ perceptions on learning, challenges faced, and aspirations within the classroom. Chris Brus from the College of Engineering will lead a collaborative presentation on clickers and how they can be used effectively in both in class and out of class settings.
Download the Student Success Lunch & Learn Flyer
Students are what drive the University of Iowa. Our office is responsible for offering a variety of programs and services designed to assist and support students in achieving academic and personal success. We engage students and cultivate opportunities for academic and personal achievement through educationally-purposeful activities, service, recreation, and community building.
Efforts in student conduct are dedicated to encourage responsible community behavior, and provide a safe and fair environment. Our office is the University entity that works to resolve these matters
As part of the Hawkeye family, we support you as you excel academically, help you stretch to get the most from your college experience, and encourage engagement in positive student life and leadership. This is our collective challenge.