A quick introduction to the general layout of the calculator and some basic calculator usage

(TI-83/84 specific)

A quick introduction to the general layout of the calculator and some basic calculator usage

(TI-83/84 specific)

A quick introduction to the general layout of the calculator and some basic calculator usage

(TI-83/84 specific)

Are you unsure how to format papers or presentations? From setting margins to inserting tables and pictures, this workshop will help familiarize you with some of the basics of Microsoft Word.

This workshop will make writing easier and more fun by showing you how to get rid of the worry or fear that often comes with big writing assignments. You’ll also learn how to write better papers by turning negative emotions into positive energy.

A quick introduction to the general layout of the calculator and some basic calculator usage

(TI-83/84 specific)

Graphing functions, proper viewing windows, table features, the Calculate Menu, Scatterplots, regressions and other graphing skills for mathematical success are the focus of this workshop

 (TI-83/84 specific)

Come and learn how to prepare your college scholarship application essay!  Special guests from the Maricopa Community Colleges Foundation office will present valuable strategies for writing the application essay, and a Writing Center tutor will provide one-on-one help. 

MLA, that often required, seldom understood documentation style that keeps you up at night. Sleep soundly from now on! This workshop will guide you through proper MLA formatting and documentation to ensure that your essay is presented exactly how it should be.

This workshop is designed to provide review and practice of the basic math skills required in chemistry classes. Topics covered will include significant digits, scientific notation, conversions and dimensional analysis, and word problems.

This workshop is designed to provide review and practice of the basic math skills required in chemistry classes. Topics covered will include significant digits, scientific notation, conversions and dimensional analysis, and word problems.

Graphing functions, proper viewing windows, table features, the Calculate Menu, Scatterplots, regressions and other graphing skills for mathematical success are the focus of this workshop

 (TI-83/84 specific)

APA formatting and documentation can appear overwhelming if you haven’t used it before, whether you’re writing a lab report or a psychological case study. No need to fear: this workshop will provide you with all of the APA formatting and documentation requirements.

Do you put off writing until the last possible minute? Are work, friends, Facebook, other homework, even household chores excuses not to work on a paper? If so, this workshop is for you! Learn to make writing less of a hassle and more enjoyable by managing your time efficiently and effectively throughout the writing process.

This workshop is designed to provide review and practice of the basic math skills required in chemistry classes. Topics covered will include significant digits, scientific notation, conversions and dimensional analysis, and word problems.

This workshop is designed to provide review and practice of the basic math skills required in chemistry classes. Topics covered will include significant digits, scientific notation, conversions and dimensional analysis, and word problems.

Graphing functions, proper viewing windows, table features, the Calculate Menu, Scatterplots, regressions and other graphing skills for mathematical success are the focus of this workshop

 (TI-83/84 specific)

A combination of our plagiarism and citation sessions, this workshop will cover common student misconceptions regarding plagiarism and will provide strategies to avoid plagiarism and maintain academic integrity by citing your sources appropriately. Students will learn the basics of MLA and APA in-text citations/parenthetical notes and Works Cited or References pages. *Please note that this workshop is not designed for full classroom attendance. However, if you would like to schedule hands-on, interactive Critical Research instruction tailored to your specific assignment and student needs, please contact Barb Howe at 480.726.4157 or barbara.howe@cgc.edu.

See, hear, touch, taste, and smell your way to stronger writing. In this workshop, you will learn practical skills to help refine the complex process of bringing imaginative writing and academic assignments to life with the power of image-driven language.

Do you have trouble making sure your main ideas come across clearly and convincingly? This workshop will explore how to thoroughly develop body paragraphs in an essay by developing ideas with specific details and integrating and balancing examples with explanations in support of topic sentences.

This workshop is designed to provide review and practice with naming of chemical compounds. Topics covered will include categories of compounds, rules of nomenclature, polyatomic ions, and chemical formulas.

This workshop is designed to provide review and practice with naming of chemical compounds. Topics covered will include categories of compounds, rules of nomenclature, polyatomic ions, and chemical formulas.

Having trouble writing a strong thesis statement? Does it sometimes run wild and have a direction of its own? In this workshop, you will learn strategies and tips for composing and working with effective thesis statements that will do what you want them to do.

Revision is a powerful tool for making your writing the best it can be. In this workshop, you'll learn how and when to revise effectively and what your teachers expect from you when it comes to improving your draft. Just changing words and fixing commas won't get you that grade you want--come see what revision is really all about in this fun, interactive session!

This workshop is designed to provide review and practice with naming of chemical compounds. Topics covered will include categories of compounds, rules of nomenclature, polyatomic ions, and chemical formulas.

This workshop is designed to provide review and practice with naming of chemical compounds. Topics covered will include categories of compounds, rules of nomenclature, polyatomic ions, and chemical formulas.

Need to get rid of sentence fragments? Not sure if your sentence is a run-on? This workshop will focus on identifying and correcting fragments and run-on sentences. Come and learn about clauses, parts of speech, and punctuation so you can write correct complex sentences.

This workshop will discuss and review the different kinds of chemical reactions covered in Fundamental Chemistry (CHM130). Topics covered will include identifying types of reactions, balancing equations, and how to use the activity series and solubility rules.

This workshop will discuss and review the different kinds of chemical reactions covered in Fundamental Chemistry (CHM130). Topics covered will include identifying types of reactions, balancing equations, and how to use the activity series and solubility rules.

How many times have you found yourself sitting in front of a computer screen wondering, “How do I start?” or “How do I end?” This workshop focuses specifically on writing introductions and conclusions. You’ll learn some tools for crafting interest-grabbing openings and thought-provoking conclusions.

A typical Google search produces millions of results from many different sources. How do you know if information found online is credible? Is doing a Google search the same as using the Library Database? Come to this workshop to learn how to find credible and reliable information online for academic research! *Please note that this workshop is not designed for full classroom attendance. However, if you would like to schedule hands-on, interactive Critical Research instruction tailored to your specific assignment and student needs, please contact Barb Howe at 480.726.4157 or barbara.howe@cgc.edu.

This workshop will focus on the chemical concept of the mole and its use in chemical calculations. Topics covered will include the definition of the mole, molar mass, mole conversions, and empirical/molecular formulas.

This workshop will focus on the chemical concept of the mole and its use in chemical calculations. Topics covered will include the definition of the mole, molar mass, mole conversions, and empirical/molecular formulas.

In this workshop, students will review and practice using molar ratios from chemical equations to relate quantities of substances. Topics covered will include using balanced equations to find molar ratios, stoichiometry calculations, limiting reactants and percent yield.

In this workshop, students will review and practice using molar ratios from chemical equations to relate quantities of substances. Topics covered will include using balanced equations to find molar ratios, stoichiometry calculations, limiting reactants and percent yield.

Finding a quote is one thing, but knowing how to include it in your essay is another. This workshop will show you different methods of integrating your sources in your academic writing, including how to properly paraphrase and set-up a quote with a leading phrase.

In this workshop, students will review and practice using molar ratios from chemical equations to relate quantities of substances. Topics covered will include using balanced equations to find molar ratios, stoichiometry calculations, limiting reactants and percent yield.

In this workshop, students will review and practice using molar ratios from chemical equations to relate quantities of substances. Topics covered will include using balanced equations to find molar ratios, stoichiometry calculations, limiting reactants and percent yield.

This workshop is designed specifically for students in CHM130 (Fundamental Chemistry).
Topics covered will include acid/base definitions, the pH scale, pH calculations and solution stoichiometry.

This workshop is designed specifically for students in CHM130 (Fundamental Chemistry).
Topics covered will include acid/base definitions, the pH scale, pH calculations and solution stoichiometry.