CU Denver
Learning Resources Center
Summer hours:
M-Th 8:30a-4:30p
F: 8:30a-4p
CU Denver's Peer Education
P2P Tutoring
Weekly Guided Study Groups allow students to drop in at any point during the session, ask questions to clarify difficult topics then work independently until another question pops up! Students can stay for the entire session, or drop in for a quick answer! Academic Guides will be there to guide conversation, answer questions, and share study tips.
Study skills workshops
When your academic load seems overwhelming and impossible to navigate, we've got the tools for you to manage it all. We'll help you figure out what learning strategies work best for your skills, then strengthen those skills and teach you new techniques along the way.
iPrep
Don't worry, most people struggle to remember everything about a subject when they've been out of practice. Thanks to the LRC, there's no need to struggle. Intense Preparation (I-Prep) can get you up to speed and ready to jump back in before the semester starts.
Supplemental Learning
Supplemental Learning (SL) is offered for courses like Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and other traditionally difficult courses. With SL, you maximize your study time, get to know your classmates, and have fun! Statistics show that students who regularly attend (at least one a week) SL sessions perform better in class.
Tutoring Done Differently
At the LRC, we do tutoring a bit differently. While traditional tutoring has always been a crucial piece to the success of students, we thought the process could use some rejuvenation. Now, we’re putting extra emphasis on peer-to-peer tutoring.
The foundation of higher education is peer learning – learning through interaction, collaboration, and discussion with other students. That’s why we’ve decided to leverage peer learning with technology and increase accessibility to foster maximum student engagement.
Academic Guides are incredibly important to this process, acting as facilitators that provide structure and direction. But equally important are the peer-tutors who not only promote collaboration, but also enrich and expand their own knowledge along the way.
CU Denver students have a unique opportunity to benefit from interacting with our diverse student population. Now, that opportunity has been expanded. Contact us today to see how the LRC can support you through effective and engaging peer-to-peer support.
What we stand for
Striving for your success
The Learning Resources Center (LRC) is designed to promote student success, retention, and graduation in the academic setting.
100% free for CU Denver Students
We provide several different services, catering to every student's specific learning requirements. Use this page as a one-stop-shop to learn more about our services and make an appointment for the ones that best suit your needs. Each service provided by the Learning Resources Center is available at no additional cost for fee-paying CU Denver students. Space is limited so sign up today!
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Peer to Peer Services
Important — Please read the LRC's Expectations prior to your appointment
Question Sessions:
Check in at the Learning Hub front desk, or register when signing onto Zoom for an Online Appointment. Show up at any time during the open session.
BOOST:
Academic Guide will lead a review of the difficult concepts, including a chance for students to practice with material. Students will meet classmates and work together in interactive components.
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Peer Education
Important — Please read the LRC's Expectations prior to your appointment
Supplemental Instruction:
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is offered for courses like Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and other traditionally difficult courses. With SI, you maximize your study time, get to know your classmates, and have fun! Statistics show that students who regularly attend (at least one a week) SI sessions perform better in class.
Intensive Preparation:
Has it been awhile since you took chemistry? Are your math skills a little rusty? Don't worry, most people struggle to remember everything about a subject when they've been out of practice. But thanks to the LRC, there's no need to struggle. Intense Preparation (I-Prep) can get you up to speed and ready to jump back in before the semester starts.
RISE:
The Resources for Immigrant Students and English Language Learners (RISE) program is an academic and social support program that has a goal to support immigrant and English Language Learners at CU Denver by providing them with one-on-one meetings in which they can talk about their academic needs.
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Study Skills Workshops
Important — Please read the LRC's Expectations prior to your appointment
- General study skills
- Discover new learning strategies
- Note-taking
- Time management
- Avoiding procrastination
- Taking tests
- Wellness and stress management
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