October 12, 2018
1xbet sports betting Libraries launches peer research consultation program
Submitted by Sarah McGreer Hoyt
Peer 1xbet sports betting Consultation, a pilot program coordinated by Allyssa Bruce, library help student supervisor, and Dan Ireton, academic services librarian, is open to all students in need of assistance with 1xbet sports betting assignments. It will be especially helpful for undergraduates who are novice researchers.
The peer 1xbet sports betting consultants have received intensive training in communication skills, the information literacy framework, tactics for focusing and exploring search topics, developing search strategies, evaluating and citing sources, and more.
Students can schedule an appointment online, then meet with their consultant at Library Help in the 1xbet sports betting Student Union. Appointments are available between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Monday through Thursday when classes are in session.
"A number of university programs here and across the country have seen strong results, including increased retention, from peer-to-peer academic coaching," Bruce said. "Many students, especially those who have academic anxiety, are more open to learning from an experienced peer. In cases where the students need more intensive guidance, our consultants will refer them to specialized 1xbet sports betting Libraries’ services and experts."
The four peer 1xbet sports betting consultants are Adam Carr, senior, human resources; Krista Everhart, junior, secondary education; Savannah Winkler, senior, English; and Tiffany Bowers, senior, anthropology. Each of them is an experienced Library Help Desk employee.
For more information or to arrange for a brief class visit from one of the consultants, contact Bruce at abruce@1xbet sports betting edu.