Midterm Support Made Easy

Library Resources to Help You Succeed

Midterms are upon us, yet somehow, it feels like yesterday was orientation week. It’s the time of year when you find yourself reaching for sweatpants for every trip to the library. That you’re craving to get your hands on some Starbucks, but the lineup is getting longer each day. Midterm can bring up a lot of feelings. The weight of it can feel heavy. You may have midterm exams, assignments, group projects, or papers coming due. We get it. At the library, we have a variety of services and resources designed to support you every step of the way. Read on to learn more about them.

Appointments

Booking an appointment at the library is easy. Whether you’re tackling a big paper, preparing a presentation, or studying for an exam, there's support for you. Appointments are offered in-person, or online, for topics like:

• Writing
• Research assistance
• English language support
• Studying and time management
• Presentation skills
• And, more!

Supported Learning Groups

Supported Learning Groups (SLGs) are group study sessions led by upper-year undergraduate students. Open to all students enrolled in supported courses, you can join every week or drop in whenever you need. While SLGs are typically held in person at the library, some sessions may also be offered online. Be sure to check the schedule for more information! 

Why take part in SLGs during midterm season?

• Review course material and learn effective study strategies 
• Find what you know and what you need to improve
• Gain confidence and stay motivated
• Meet fellow students in your class and have fun

Online Resources

The library’s Digital Learning Commons features a range of online guides designed to help you build essential skills for success in a university setting. Here are some resources to explore during midterms:

• Presentation Planning 101: Learn how to create an outline, plan your visuals, and set the scope of your presentation.
• Succeed at Exams: This comprehensive guide helps you plan, review, and keep your health and environment for success.
• Make the Most of Office Hours: Set up specific goals for your meetings with professors.
• Note-Taking and Writing Tips to Avoid Accidental Plagiarism: This guide covers two techniques and five tips on avoiding plagiarism.
• Study Effectively: Discover tools and strategies that can help you develop effective study habits.

Workshops

We offer a range of workshops each month. Check out what’s coming up on the library's workshops & events calendar.

Support from Student Wellness

Student Wellness provides health and wellbeing support and services to students at U of G. If you’re in need, explore what’s available to you. If you’re in crisis, access urgent help.

Questions?

Contact us. We’re happy to help.

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