Still need PHIL 1320? Consider taking it through Extension Studies!

Early registration for fall will end August 7th so you can still make adjustments to your schedule now.

 

Also, be sure to check your registration status on Catsweb to view all your access times during late registration!

Library Services for Summer

Need help with your summer coursework, Bobcats? Try any or all of these great library services. The links below will take you to more information or convenient online forms:

Ask a Librarian service:  Chat with us online from the library website, call 512-245-2686, or send us a text or email.

Individual consultation with a librarian: Need in-depth research help? Make an appointment online and meet with one of our subject specialists.

Research Guides: Get tips for how to do research in a specific subject. These guides are made by expert librarians and available online 24/7.

Workshops: Sign up online for hands-on help using specific databases, citation programs (Refworks), and other resources. Workshops meet at Alkek Library.

Interlibrary Loan: Alkek doesn’t have what you need? Fill out an online Interlibrary Loan request, and we will borrow materials from another library for you.

REMINDER: Need to register? Make sure you pay any outstanding library fines first to clear holds on your record. For help, call the circulation desk at 512-245-3681.

Fall registration through August 7

Fall late registration: August 8-21 until 3:00

5th Annual Back to School Drive Benefiting San Marcos CISD

July 2014 Management Newsletter

Two McCoy College of Business Administration faculty receive Presidential Awards

A big congratulations to

Dr. Roselyn Morris, Department of Accounting

 

Dr. Janet Hale, Department of Finance & Economics

 

 

Dr. Morris and Dr. Hale are being recognized for their superior service to Texas State, their profession, and the community.

Interested in becoming a Peer Mentor?

The PACE Center is looking to hire Peer Mentors for the 2014-2015 academic year. Peer Mentors are upperclassman who are placed in select US1100 classes and provide in and out of classroom support to help students academically and socially integrate to Texas State.  The diverse Peer Mentors demonstrate academic integrity, responsible decision-making, and help students get connected to co-curricular activities. They hold office hours each week, and plan out of classroom activities.  Peer Mentors are committed to a student’s success during their first year. 

Qualifications:

• Minimum Texas State GPA of 3.0
• Texas State student for minimum of 1 academic year or 30 hours
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Positive attitude
• An active and involved member of the Texas State Community
• Successful completion of US 1100 class
• Must be available to attend Peer Mentor training in August prior to the beginning of school
• Students with 60+ hours by Fall 2014 preferred

Responsibilities: 

•  Attend all US 1100 classes
•  Assist students in interacting with Instructors
•  Attend a weekly meeting with the PACE MAC team
•  Meet weekly with US 1100 Instructor
•  Provide one social activity/teambuilding event per month and encourage Common Experience activities
•  Help students become familiar with university resources; advise and refer students to appropriate university resources, as the need arises
•  Schedule one on one meetings with mentees per month
•  Hold office hours outside of class
•  Record observations and submit Weekly Activity Sheets to the PACE Assistant Directors
•  Participate in training the week prior to the beginning of all semesters and throughout the semester as needed.

Interested in applying?

Download the application at http://pace.txstate.edu/mac/peermentors.html or contact Pace Mac at pacemac@txstate.edu. 

June 2014 Management Newsletter is here!