Resources offered in the Student Resource Center- L240 Parking Decals and IDs Teacher-requested instructional materials Telecourse Movies & Media Materials Wireless Internet service for laptops Peer Tutoring ( for schedule) Item Checkouts (calculators, textbooks) Software Windows XP (some with CD BurnersInternet Explorer 7 & Firefox 2,Visual Studio.Net v.8, Adobe Photoshop v.7, MSOffice 2007, Interactive Math, Read on Equipment TV’s with VCR/DVD Players FAX machine (local only) Photocopy machine, & Scanner Fall 2010 Monday-Thursday: 7:30 am-8:30 pm Friday; 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Saturday: 9:30 am – 3:30 pm eClass Sessions for all Students (Enhancing College Learning and Student Success) The Student Resource Center is conducting eClass Sessions to help students become more successful in eCampus9, eConnect, FAFSA, and Netmail. Phone: (972) Website: For Online Tutoring: Log into eCampus, click on the community tab, type in DCCCD-ECLASS-TUTOR, then enroll, click on the Pronto button and download for help in Government, History, Accounting, C++, Java, Computer Literacy, Economics, etc. The main goal in Tutoring is to teach the students how to study.

What can we do for our faculty? Full-time Faculty access P drive for Media, Presentation and Flyer We will send this info out in an to all Full & Part –time faculty this week. Teacher Reserves (books & class notes) and take home exams Issue Faculty IDs and Parking Decals Class Room visits: To explain what the Student Resource Center can do for you and your students. Class Orientations and Testing (L241) Scheduling will be done by room availability or Peer Tutoring for individual student or groups: Individual students learn how to study, take notes, etc Groups study for exams eClass Tutoring will help students with the following: eCampuseConnectFAFSA NetMailMLA formatingPowerPoints

The Blazer Connection is represented by a five point star: faculty, administration, community, staff, and students. The idea is to connect students with campus/community resources in one location at specific times and a calendar would be created to show what programs will be represented on what days and times. – Anyone on campus may schedule a time to use a room in L240 Monday through Thursday at 12:30-1:30 PM or 4:30-5:30 PM. For example, as faculty, Dr. Bach would volunteer to spend an hour talking to students about his government series. This give him a chance to promote his program and meet the “campus” hours he is required to have. – To schedule a room, or call one of the following people on the committee: Rachelle Powell – Pat Henry – – Nancee Ott – –