Any Learning Community (LC) could be the right fit, but AR02 (Drama 118 – Native Studies 107) and AR07 (Philosophy 140 – Political Studies 112), are great options for students eager to explore themselves and the choice-saturated world they live in.

LC Sign-up will remain open until these communities approach their limit.

If you are interested in connecting with successful senior students, recent grads, and exceptional professors, any learning community could become the right fit for you! If you haven't already done so, explore your options and sign up for a learning community before June 21: http://www.usask.ca/ulc/lc/prospective

If you sign up before June 21, you will automatically be put in the classes associated with your learning community, and all you’ll have to do on your registration day is add the additional classes you’d like to take. Learn more about learning communities and registration: http://www.usask.ca/ulc/lc/faq#8

For more information, please contact us.

We look forward to welcoming you to a learning community this fall!

The LC Team—Erin, Brea and Megan

Sign up for a Learning Community before JUNE 16, 2011
visit http://www.usask.ca/ulc/lc/prospective

Get to know this woman of distinction: join the Cameron Learning Community. Sign up today at http://www.usask.ca/ulc/lc/ar21.

Take the weekend to choose your Learning Community and explore LC ideas, people and schedules. Starting on Tuesday, you'll be able to sign up for ONE Learning Community. Between May 17th and June 16th, you'll be free to change your mind and switch between Learning Communities. However, after June 16th, you'll be automatically registered in the courses associated with the last LC you've signed up for. On June 22nd, your Learning Community courses will appear on your PAWS schedule, and it will be your responsibility to add any additional courses you would like to take in your first year.

Enjoy the sunshine!

Your Learning Communities Team—Erin, Brea, and Megan
lc@usask.ca

P.S. Have you scheduled an advising appointment with an academic advisor in your college?
Arts & Science: aslc@usask.ca
Agriculture & Bioresources: aglc@usask.ca
Kinesiology: kinlc@usask.ca

P.P.S. Be sure to meet the LC team at Saskatoon UStart in May.

Which Learning Communities pique your interest? Apply between mid-May and mid-June, first-come, first-served.

With Wendy Roy (Department of English), Ann Martin (Department of English), Erin DeLathouwer (ULC), Brea Lowenberger (ULC), and Megan Marcoux (ULC)

Event: Spring Workshop
Date: April 27, 2011
Time: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Murray Building 102

At this workshop you will have the opportunity to:

* explore the opportunities and benefits for everyone involved in the 2011/12 Learning Communities initiative
* participate in a hands-on multidisciplinary Learning Communities activity
* gain insight into what goes on in a weekly LC hour led by Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) Peer Mentors

Following lunch with the Vice Provost Teaching and Learning, Angela Ward, there will be opportunities to collaborate with a diverse group of colleagues, staff, and students.

Workshop Facilitators include:
Wendy Roy (Department of English, College of Arts and Science)
Ann Martin (Department of English, College of Arts and Science)
Erin DeLathouwer, Brea Lowenberger, and Megan Marcoux (University Learning Centre)

Register with your NSID