Communicating with Faculty

You probably want to succeed in your academics as much as possible, but you don’t have to do it alone.
Here are some resources to help you get the most out of your faculty: 

• Guidelines for emailing Faculty
• Communicating with Faculty/Advisors
• Building Rapport with Faculty

Remember that faculty are there to support your learning, and good luck with midterms!

Highlighted Event: Tea & Pipes

Tuesday, October 31st

4:00-4:30pm  at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel

Come and hear University Organist Thomas Weisflog, distinguished guests, and students from the Rockefeller organ studio play a mixture of Baroque, Romantic, and contemporary music on the E.M. Skinner organ. Enjoy the experience of sitting in Rockefeller Chapel and being swept into the vast emotional capacities of the organ’s ranks of pipes: trumpets, gentle voices, sounds matching harp and flute and chimes. Tea served from 3:45 pm, the music begins at 4 pm.

Study Break Quiz

Test your literature knowledge with this week’s study break:  “If You Pass This Quiz, Then You Were Probably Your English Teacher’s Favorite Student “

Video of the Week: Top Mistakes Students Make: Not Visiting Your Professor During Office Hours

For this week’s video, watch this funny video on the importance of visiting faculty’s office hours.

Wellness Resources

Academic Skills and Assessment Program

The Academic Skills and Assessment Program (ASAP) is designed to help students improve their academic performance by addressing a number of concerns that can interfere with effective learning.

This quarter, join weekly Building your Academic Toolkit workshops on Mondays from 2:00-3:30pm in the Student Wellness Center. Click below to find out more!

Food Security Resources

Food Security Resources provide short-term support for students experiencing difficulties with food access. 

Graduate and Professional Students can contact Student Support Service, and Undergraduate Students can contact the Center for College Student Success.

Timely Care

TimelyCare is designed to complement the in-person and virtual services offered through UChicago Student Wellness. Student Wellness will continue to offer our full suite of virtual and on-campus services, such as individual and group psychotherapy, psychiatric evaluation and treatment, Let’s Talk, Academic Skills Assessment Program, specialty evaluations, outreach to the campus community, support spaces, our 24/7 Therapist-on-Call, and more. 

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