Early Alert
Submit a notification for a student at-risk of being unsuccessful in your classCCSE Tutoring
Help with certain CCSE classesSMART Tutoring
Tutoring for math and scienceFaculty Resource Guide
Information on professional development opportunities, teaching strategies, research resources, administrative procedures, and campus services
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Working with Students
Students who need help academically
- Submit an Early Alert report for students at-risk of being unsuccessful in class.
- Tutoring for CCSE classes is available in J-253 Lexis Nexis Open Lab and Math tutoring is available from the SMART center.
- The Student Success Programs (SSP) office specializes in Freshman and Sophomore student success by providing things like student success coaching and workshops.
- Wing Leaders are available for academic support, community building, social integration and personal growth for Freshmen and Sophomores.
- The Writing Center makes writing for any class easier and more effective. Peer writing assistants will work with students in person or online to help them develop a topic, organize their research, revise and edit drafts, document their sources, and much more.
- The CCSE Advising Team can help students with time management, study, and planning skills.
Keep High-Achieving Students Challenged
- The Honors College offers programs for highly talented and motivated students.
- Research can engage and challenge high-achieving students in new ways.
- Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) are an opportunity for students to gain valuable research skills and academic credit through their participation in faculty research
- Double Owl Pathways affords undergraduate students the opportunity to obtain their undergrad and graduate degrees faster and at a lower cost.
Get Students More Engaged
- Encourage students to participate in the semester-long CCSE Student Engagement Challenge.
- The CCSE Mentoring Program is available for students to participate as mentees and peer mentors.
- CCSE Events are held every semester and are a great opportunity for networking.
- Student Organizations are groups of students that share a common interest or goal.
- Encourage students to pursue an internship or co-op experience.
- Scrappy's Bucket List is a great way for students to get involved with the larger university community throughout their time at KSU.
- The Student Government Association (SGA) serves as a liaison between students and members of the University community within the shared governance structure.
- Student Volunteerism and Service provides opportunities for students to give back to their communities and possibly add achievements to their resume.
Students who need non-academic assistance
- The Dean of Students can assist students experiencing a hardship to do an emergency withdrawal.
- Students facing housing, food, or financial instability can use CARE Services.
- Free group and individual counseling is available for all enrolled students.
- Submit a Behavioral Response Team report to flag a student you are concerned about.
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Student Success in Teaching
- uHoo Analytics - Become a better instructor by using real-time data visualizations and analytics about student engagement, performance, and areas of struggle within your courses on D2L.
- Teaching Essentials from the Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning (CETL)
- Teaching at KSU FAQs
- AI and Teaching Resources
- 10 Ways Faculty can Support Students' Success
- 6 Roles for Faculty in Student Success
- 6 Ways Professors Can Support Students' Academic Success (source: insidehighered.com)
- Grading & Providing Feedback
- Embed a Learning Assistant into your courses
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Guides, training, resources & best practices
- New KSU Faculty Resources
- Early Career Faculty Onboarding Series
- Part-Time Faculty Support and Resources
- How to create a midterm grade item on D2L
- Import Midterm Grade spreadsheet into Banner
- Key Technology Information
- Workshops offered by the Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning (CETL)
D2L
- InScribe - interactive social platform that promotes academic success and belonging by allowing students to engage in a collaborative, supportive environment
- D2L Training
- D2L Information for Instructors
- D2L Competencies & Learning Outcomes
- Import/Export from SharePoint to D2L
Teaching Online
- New to teaching online
- College of Education Tech Live Recordings
- Remote teaching resources
- Enhance your online course delivery
- Tips & Tools for teaching remotely
- How to be a better online teacher
- Maintaining academic integrity in online exams
- Using MS Teams for Education
- Free live and on-demand online training for MS Teams
- Contact dli@kennesaw.edu for help with accessibility or captioning recordings
Training
- At-Risk Mental Health Training for Faculty (On-Demand)
- Professional Digital Learning Innovations (DLI) Training and Services
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Student-related Policies & Procedures
- Grade Appeal Portal
- Students disputing their final grade in a course should first talk with the faculty member informally to seek a resolution.
- Final grade disputes that are not resolved informally must follow the KSU Grade Appeal process (section 3.6).
- The Department of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity has an Academic Integrity Resolution Process to follow in the event of cheating/plagiarism.
- All KSU academic policies as well as the Student Handbook can be found at https://catalog.kennesaw.edu.