Formerly the Reading Room in CSU's first stand-alone library, the Great Hall on the 2nd floor of the Institute for Learning and Teaching is a natural for both individual and group study.

The Institute plays an important role supporting student success in both course work completion and, ultimately, graduation, by hosting a variety of on-campus tutoring programs in the Great Hall—a new addition to the campus learning environment.

Learn about TILT's academic skills workshops, offered regularly throughout the semester.

Tips on study strategies, improving learning, and other info from our Academic & Study skills workshops online!.

Coming Soon! Special-Topic short courses. Develop new classroom and/or project management skills in areas such as Web site building, ePortfolio development, information management, etc.

Throughout the course of these workshops, you will learn to analyze and evaluate issues through the context of debates and discussions of current events taken from diverse viewpoints.

Through this process, you'll come to understand why critical thinking—the way you ask questions, your ability to view and analyze situations from multiple angles, and to seek quality information—is key to being a better student, creative thinker and innovator who can have a big impact on your world.

Take advantage of the learning spaces at the Institute.

Be part of the TILT Learning Programs Student Advisory Board. Help shape future Institute services and program policy.

Learn how to gain teaching experience by facilitating undergraduate academic skills workshops.

Whether you want to turn a "U" (an unsatisfactory) into an "S", or make the Dean's List, this event is for you! Come to U-Turn for help personalizing your academic plan and connecting you with the resources you need for turning this semester into a success!