Wicked Smart Events

Pick from our menu of Wicked Smart Workshops and Events for Bowdoin students. Catering to your needs, we will host your group, or deliver right to you!

ABOUT

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Bowdoin students will learn new approaches or reinforce effective study habits with Baldwin CLT staff members, mentors, tutors, and/or writing assistants.

Snacks, information and practice will be provided to your group on working smarter, not harder to be a more effective learner.

Suitable for student groups, clubs, houses, bricks, res life, athletic teams, and anyone who wants to pull together a specific audience for a customized purpose.

REQUEST A WORKSHOP FOR YOUR GROUP

To get started right away, look over our suggested workshops and email your request (or questions) to Tammis Donovan, Administrative Coordinator at tdonovan@bowdoin.edu. It's helpful if you already have interested students who are excited about participating, and have reached out to your group leader for approval if that is necessary.

INDIVIDUAL REQUESTS

Interested in a topic but don’t have a group? Join a waiting list and we’ll let you know when we have enough to hold that workshop. Email your request to

Tammis Donovan at tdonovan@bowdoin.edu.

Please make your request at least 2 weeks in advance.


SAMPLE WORKSHOPS

Most workshops are 1 hour and led by various members of BCLT staff

Here are some ideas for workshops the BCLT staff will bring to your group. Most workshops are approximately 1 hour.

SKILLS AND STRATEGIES

  • Academic Success Momentum
  • Building Relationships: Communicate Effectively with Professors
  • Choosing Classes
  • Mindful Learning
  • Notetaking – using OneNote
  • Preparing for Finals
  • Walking Tour of Campus: Study Spaces
  • Strategies in Close Reading and Effective Annotating
  • STEM Study Strategies
  • Time Management Tips: Scheduling Your Day, Your Week, Your Semester

PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS

  • Editing and Revising Academic Papers and Presentations
  • From Quotation to Interpretation: Writing With Sources
  • Interpreting the Prompt and Planning Your Paper
  • Planning and Practicing Your Oral Presentation
  • Planning for a Long Paper
  • Review of Common Grammar Issues
  • Understanding Faculty Comments