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Wednesday, September 9, 1992
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At last weekend's intertribal powwow in Topeka, gourd dancing was one of many aspects of the celebration.
Sharing tradition
By hiring English and math specialists, and expanding its staff, Supportive Educational Services is implementing programs and services to help the office fulfill its aim of keeping students in school.
A grant financing the new positions was provided by the Office of Postsecondary Education, within the U.S. Department of Education, with additional assistance from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Supportive Educational Services, 108 SES is a University program designed to provide comprehensive academic and personal support services for disadvantaged undergraduate students.
By J.R. Clairborne Kansan staff writer
Service expands staff
If You Think This Gown's Expensive...
Karen Seals, project director of SES, said the grant required the service to show improvement in graduation and retention rates of the students who participate.
Amaraweera, a former math graduate teaching assistant, was also the academic program coordinator at the former Joseph R. Pearson Hall. Amaraweera said he coordinated academic and social programming at JRP, which helped prepare him for his position at SES.
Students must apply to participate in the program.
The new specialists are Ravi Amaraweera, Columbo, Sri Lanka, math assistant; and Joel Morton, Ames, Iowa, English assistant.
And through the assistance of the new staff, SES looks forward to realizing that improvement and then some, she said.
Meet the federal government's definition of low income.
"I love teaching and tutoring," he said, "but this job is not just teaching. It's public relations in trying to get students to motivate
Morton, now a doctoral student, brings to SES seven years of experience teaching English at Iowa State University. He said he applied for the SES position because he believed in the program's attempt to put every American on equal footing.
"I wanted a break from teaching and my qualifications and my personal beliefs seemed to fit the position well," he said.
To be eligible for assistance from SES, students must:
Assistance eligibility
The two have created a new diagnostic testing program to assess students' academic needs, helped develop and coordinate tutorial computer programs, and initiated a new drop-in tutorial program in which SES participants can come by any time during regular office hours for additional tutoring beyond their scheduled sessions.
Be a first generation college student.
Have a physical and/or learning disability.
themselves."
Source: SES, 1992
Morton said the program would assist students on a more personal level by providing accessible tutors and a computer lab with self-paced tutorial software and lab monitors to assist with problems.
"With it, we can set up students with learning skills programs of various kinds or simply set them up on the computers for their own uses," Morton said.
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Counseling and Psychological Services is now screening for an education and therapy group for Bulma and other eating disorders. The group will meet on the first day beginning September 22, Call 842-277-1967 for assistance.
Counseling and Psychological Services is now screening for an education and therapy group for children aged 6-30 beginning Sep. 16. Call 644-2277 for an app.
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