** The FALL 2009 SI Schedule is now AVAILABLE! Click here to find out when and where to meet for SI sessions for this semester!
**Apply to be an SI Leader for Spring 2010 NOW**
We have changed our name - The Office for Student Retention is now the CENTER for LEARNING AND STUDENT SUCCESS (CLASS)
we are now in Student Support Services (SU-80) room 130. Stop by and visit us!
We will continue to provide the same great services to students, parents, faculty and staff.
Helping FAU students reach their academic goals
The purpose of the Center for Learning And Student Success is to promote academic and personal achievement by engaging students, forming partnerships and creating programs and services to foster student success and the retention of undergraduate students.
This is done by:
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coordinating retention activities between academic and student affairs divisions;
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supporting and monitoring students' academic progress;
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coordinating with academic advisement units;
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providing collaborative learning opportunities;
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providing referrals to campus resources and support services;
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instilling a sense of the FAU community in our students;
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and coordinating programs that foster the academic success of FAU students.
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Enhancing FAU Undergraduate Experience - CLASS is integrally involved with projects and programs to assess and improve the undergraduate experience for FAU students.
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Working with others to help students - We work closely with parents, faculty/staff, and others to help students be successful at Florida Atlantic University. We also encourage donations toward scholarships for students who are struggling to complete their academic goals.
Call, e-mail or Visit us:
Phone: (561) 297-0906
E-mail: stay@fau.edu
Student Support Services Room 130, Boca Raton Campus
NEWS FROM CLASS - AUGUST 2009
** LLC applications for 2010-11 will be available SOON! Check back.
** Thank you to the Florida Atlantic University Lifelong Learning Society for their generous donation to support Supplemental Instruction and other initiatives to increase student success in mathematics!
For Fall 2009 Learning Community Students Only
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