Name
Blackboard and
Canvas
Overview
Online Courseware
CFI—Faculty
Development
Resources
You may find this overview of
resources available from the CFI
helpful
Site
CIT - Technology
You’ll find a range of helpful
technology resources here. Interested
in using social software in your class?
They maintain a page of links to social
software tools. Interested in
geospatial technologies? They have a
page of resources. Seed grants are
also available to try out
technology: Seed Grants.
Need information on your particular
type of classroom
technology? consult the Classroom
Technologies
Helps students prepare for
presentations and other
communication activities.
Helpdesk for any problems you’re
having with computers/passwords ,etc.
Provides individual and group
counseling opportunities to students.
Site
Site
Student Success
Center
(540) 568-6552
Provides support for students and
families in crisis or challenging
situations.
Site
Taylor 300
(540) 568-6468
Supports students with creating digital
portfolios, websites, and other media.
Site
Student Success
Center 1155
(540) 567-1759
Disability Services: You may, from
time to time, receive information
about students and accommodations
for disabilities. Please feel free to
contact the staff at Disabilities
Services office with any
questions/concerns.
The English Language Learner
Site
Student Success
Center 1202
540.568.6705
disabilitysvcs@jmu.edu
Site
Student Success
(540) 568-2881
Communication
Center
Computer help
Counseling &
Student Development
Center
Dean of Student
Services
Digital
Communication
Consulting
Disability Services
English Language
Web Site
Canvas
Information
Site
Address
citsupport@jmu.
edu
bbsupport@jmu.
edu
Rose Library 5th
floor
Phone
540 - 568-5312.
Student Success
Center 1155
(540) 568-1759
Site
Phone:
540.568.4846
Email:
cfi@jmu.edu
540-568-7061
540-568-3555
Learner Services
Health Center
Services offers help with second
language concerns.
Provides health services to students.
Center 1155
Site
Honor Code
The Honor Council website provides
information on Honor Code concerns.
Site
Judicial Affairs
(student handbook)
The JMU Student Handbook provides
a range of resources for students
Site
Handbook
Montpelier Hall
235 MLK Way
Honor Council
Office:
Johnston Hall
MSC: 7506
(540) 568-6178
(540) 568-6383
Frederikson Hall
C100
MSC 2901
(540) 568-6218
Library
Our contact person is Liz Thompson;
if you would like to help populate the
web site for GWRTC 103, please
contact FY Writing Committee
members.
Site
Two Library
Locations: Rose
and Carrier
Contact
Information
Peer Assisted Study
Sessions
Offers peer-facilitated academic
support in limited difficult courses.
Site
Student Success
Center
(540) 568-3379
Public Safety
Provides a range of public safety
services.
Site
Anthony Seeger
MSC 6810
821 S. Main St.
(540) 568-6912
Science/ Math
Learning Center
The center assists students in their
understanding of course content,
homework assignments, and lab
reports found in first and second year
science and math courses.
Site
Student Success
Center 1107
(540) 568-3379
Syllabus general
guidelines – JMU
General templates provided by
university. (If you have any questions
about disparities between the general
syllabus overview and our department
samples, please contact someone from
the First Year Writing Committee. We
may have overlooked a requirement-in which case we will revise our
samples, or we can clarify options for
you.)
Writing Center: The Writing Center
consultants are an amazing resource
for courses. For Faculty: they are
more than happy to meet with you and
Site
Student Success
Center 1121
(540) 568-1759
Writing Center
Site
help you develop your assignments or
give you feedback on your responses
to students' writing. They also offer
videos on how to create effective
assignments:
Faculty Resources. You can include
the following text in your syllabus:
For free assistance with writing,
consider visiting the University
Writing Center, located in the Student
Success Center, 738 S. Mason Street,
Room 1155. The Writing Center is
composed of trained faculty
consultants, graduate assistants, and
peer tutors who help students with all
types of writing. In particular, they
can help you brainstorm and find a
topic, develop rhetorical awareness,
incorporate and document sources
effectively, organize your paper, and
develop revision strategies. To get
more information, make an
appointment, or find writing
resources, go to www.jmu.edu/uwc
Please consider taking a few minutes
to visit the center to gather a sense of
how the space is organized. You'll be
impressed!
Online writing
resources
OWL -- Purdue: For a rather
extensive set of writing students,
the OWL at Purdue offers
students information on a range
of writing concerns.
Free resources for students on
Grammar:
A Guide to Grammar and
Writing: An exhaustive site for a
range of sentence level grammar
concepts. (Provides an extensive
set of grammar quizzes which
replicates some aspects of
Pearson's MyCompLab.)
Re:Writing -- Bedford St.
Martin: A free and "premium"
set of guides to writing.