Showing posts with label umdearborn students. Show all posts
Showing posts with label umdearborn students. Show all posts

Friday, September 16, 2016

CEHHS Welcomes Back Students

DEARBORN, MI - Imagine you are a freshman in college or a transfer student about to start classes at a university.  The expectations are new, the faces are new, the campus is new and you are filled with a mix of excitement and anxiety. “Just make it through the first week!” you tell yourself.  The College of Education, Health, and Human Services (CEHHS) wants to ensure that students feel welcome and supported in their experience at UM-Dearborn every day, but especially during that unpredictable first week. 


Jonathan Larson, Academic Advisor and Tahnee Prokopow,
Director of Health Professions Advising
This year the CEHHS Office of Student Success (OSS) comprised of advisors and academic support staff, decided to ramp up their welcome back activities and meet students where they are.  The office set up a station for the first two days in the 2nd floor lobby of Fairlane Center South and offered students coffee, donuts, and pizza on their way to and from classes, as well as access to their Academic Advisors and a chance to play a “Spin to Win” game.  Additionally in the OSS, students were offered snacks labeled with funny sayings about getting through the first week of classes.

Students visiting the office during the first week of classes had an opportunity to visit the CEHHS Selfie Station and take a picture with a white board stating what they hoped to learn or accomplish this semester. 
Playing "Minute to Win It" at the
University Center

To kick off the first Monday classes, Academic Advisors Jonathan Larson and Lindsey Tarrant, set up on the University Center Stage to play “Minute to Win it” games and answer advising questions with students.

"The Welcome Week activities were a great way to connect and re-connect with students who attended UM-Dearborn last year, or who attended freshman or transfer orientation over the summer.  It was refreshing to see so many CEHHS students as they started Fall 2016", said Jonathan Larson.
 
The Office of Student Success organized the series of “welcome back” activities to ensure students have the opportunity to meet the staff that is available to support them and remind them to have a little fun during their first week of classes.

“I think one of the most simple but helpful ways we were able to support students this week was showing them to their classrooms", said Lindsey Tarrant. "Fairlane Center South can be a maize to those not familiar with it and you could just see the stress on faces when students came up the stairwell.

Lindsey Tarrant, Academic Advisor receives students
in the second floor lobby of Fairlane Center South

Being out in the lobby afforded us, as staff, to be able to introduce ourselves, walk students to their first class, and relieve any of their worries of being late.” 
In addition to the activities, the CEHHS Office of Student Success remained open an extra hour to be available to students needing to add or drop classes, set up advising appointments, and to help students find their way to their 6:00p classes. 

The main goal of these activities was to give a warm reception to all students and make them feel at home. Though the Welcome Week is over, all CEHHS staff is still here to support students.


The College of Education, Health, and Human Services is pleased to welcome all UM-Dearborn students, new and returning, and wishes them success in this Fall 2016 semester!


Contact the CEHHS Office of Student Success:
Fairlane Center South, 262
313 - 593- 5090
Visit the Office of Student Success webpage. 
 For Academic Advising schedule your appointment online.
 
CEHHS Office of Student Success Team (from left to right):
Jonathan Larson, Carolyn Williams, Lindsey Tarrant,
Elizabeth Morden, Judy Garfield and Joann Otlewski

Thursday, January 15, 2015

Summer 2015 Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research Available to UM-D Students!

Interested in learning more about quantitative methods for social science research? 

Scholarships are available!




Course Title/Instructors
Start
Date
Bayesian Modeling for the Soc. Sci., Introduction
Bakker, Ryan; Karreth, Johannes
Jun 22
Bayesian Models for the Social Sciences, Advanced
Harden, Jeffrey; Stegmueller, Daniel
Jul 20
Jul 20
Jul 20
Causal Inference for the Social Sciences
Bowers, Jake; Hansen, Ben
Jul 20
Complex Systems Models
Joyce, Kyle; Katz, Daniel
Jul 20
Computing, Introduction to
Hawthorne, Michael
Jun 23
Computing, Introduction to
Hawthorne, Michael
Jul 21
Jul 20
Game Theory: Advanced
Morrow, James D.
Jul 20
Game Theory: Introduction
Ainsworth, Scott H.
Jun 22
Jul 20
Longitudinal Analysis
Berbaum, Michael
Jul 20
Math for Social Scientists I
Bringardner, Stephen
Jun 22
Jun 22
Matrix Algebra
McDaniel, Timothy
Jul 21
Jun 22
Maximum Likelihood Estimation, Advanced Topics in
Zorn, Christopher; Darmofal, David
Jul 20
Jul 20
Network Analysis
McCranie, Ann
Jun 22
Jul 20
Jul 21
Jun 22
Jun 22
Jul 20
Simultaneous Equations
Marquart-Pyatt, Sandy
Jul 20
Time Series Analysis
Webb, Clayton; Mitchell, Sara
Jun 22
Time Series Analysis: Advanced Topics
Pickup, Mark; Kellstedt, Paul
Jul 20