Student academic study support (SASS)
2022 SASS Volunteer Applications Open now!
Are you looking to do some volunteer work this year?
👮We have an amazing opportunity for second, third or fourth year students studying Criminology at UQ!
📚This year we are continuing the Student Academic Study Support (SASS) program, which consists of members who assist first year students in core Criminology courses such as CRIM1111, CRIM1000 and LAWS1110!
If you excelled in these courses and are looking for some experience, apply using the link below!
https://studenthub.uq.edu.au/students/Jobs/detail/3816644
Are you looking to do some volunteer work this year?
👮We have an amazing opportunity for second, third or fourth year students studying Criminology at UQ!
📚This year we are continuing the Student Academic Study Support (SASS) program, which consists of members who assist first year students in core Criminology courses such as CRIM1111, CRIM1000 and LAWS1110!
If you excelled in these courses and are looking for some experience, apply using the link below!
https://studenthub.uq.edu.au/students/Jobs/detail/3816644
What is SASS?
The Student Academic Study Support (SASS) team is made up of students who have recently excelled in core Criminology courses. The SASS team will provide academic support throughout the semester and help Criminology students transition into university.
SASS will be present in core criminology courses throughout the year to encourage involvement and to help students understand the basics of completing Criminology assessment. SASS will also be running sessions outside of classes that will aim to assist students in improving their referencing and researching skills. There will also be fortnightly zoom drop-in sessions that will cover topics that students want to learn about relating to university. Ultimately, SASS is here to help students develop the skills necessary to excel in their degree and to be the support and friendly faces they need during the semester.
SASS will be assisting in the following courses in 2021:
Semester 1: CRIM1111
Semester 2: CRIM1000; LAWS1110
Please do not hesitate to contact SASS at SASSteamuq@gmail.com
The Student Academic Study Support (SASS) team is made up of students who have recently excelled in core Criminology courses. The SASS team will provide academic support throughout the semester and help Criminology students transition into university.
SASS will be present in core criminology courses throughout the year to encourage involvement and to help students understand the basics of completing Criminology assessment. SASS will also be running sessions outside of classes that will aim to assist students in improving their referencing and researching skills. There will also be fortnightly zoom drop-in sessions that will cover topics that students want to learn about relating to university. Ultimately, SASS is here to help students develop the skills necessary to excel in their degree and to be the support and friendly faces they need during the semester.
SASS will be assisting in the following courses in 2021:
Semester 1: CRIM1111
Semester 2: CRIM1000; LAWS1110
Please do not hesitate to contact SASS at SASSteamuq@gmail.com
upcoming events with SASS:
SASS is coming to your first year classes very soon!
Keep an eye out for SASS' upcoming events on our socials!
Keep an eye out for SASS' upcoming events on our socials!
SASS Reccomendations:
Watch this space for recommendations from SASS that can help you out with anything University!
Student Hub workshops
UQ Student Hub provides a range of workshops and sessions that can help you with assignment structure, how to use EndNote and much much more!
Here is a list of workshops we recommend!
These can be found on Student Hub under the Events tab.
Here is the link! studenthub.uq.edu.au/students/events
Here is a list of workshops we recommend!
- Endnote X9: Getting Started
- Endnote X9: Advanced
- Excel: Introduction to Spreadsheets
- Online- Structuring Excellent Essays
- Online- Reading Strategies for University
- Online- Referencing Well and Avoiding Plagiarism
- Online- Ten Steps for a Better Assignment
These can be found on Student Hub under the Events tab.
Here is the link! studenthub.uq.edu.au/students/events
