Summer Humanities and Social Sciences Program: five-week summer program for incoming Williams first-year students that emphasizes the development of writing, study, and oral skills. http://osap.williams.edu/summer-humanities-and-social-sciences/… Continue reading »
Research Advice: Library web page containing information on how to schedule a research appointment, ask a research question, cite materials, evaluate sources, and provides access to research guides created for courses and departments. http://library.williams.edu/menu.php?s=4&t=Research+Advice… Continue reading »
Library Survival Guide: A website with basic information about finding books and articles on a topic, finding a call number, getting materials on reserve, reading a citation, and getting help. http://library.williams.edu/survival/… Continue reading »
How to Find…: A series of guides for finding particular types of information such as biographies, book reviews, editorials, film reviews and criticism, and more. http://library.williams.edu/menu.php?s=3&t=How+To+Find… Continue reading »
Psychological Counseling Services: Provides comprehensive psychological counseling to all students currently enrolled at Williams. The services include: psychiatric evaluations, short-term individual or group therapy, crisis interventions, and medication evaluation, treatment, and follow-up. http://health.williams.edu/psychological-counseling-services/… Continue reading »
Writing Workshop: Peer assistance with writing for students. http://writing-programs.williams.edu/writing-workshop/… Continue reading »
Peer Tutoring Program: Faculty-nominated peers are available for almost every course taught at the College. http://academicresources.williams.edu/peer-tutor-program/… Continue reading »
Math & Science Resource Center (MSRC): Homework assistance for the introductory biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics courses. http://academicresources.williams.edu/math-science/… Continue reading »
Study Skills Corps: A select group of trained peers who conduct workshops for students that focus on aspects of studying. http://academicresources.williams.edu/study-skills/… Continue reading »
Williams Instructional Technology Summer Intern Program (WIT): Instructional web and project development. WIT brings together student interns and professional staff to develop academic projects with faculty. Past projects have included video/audio creation and editing, graphic design, web development and 3D VR objects. http://oit.williams.edu/wit… Continue reading »
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