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For Fall 2020, tutoring for CSCI 101 labs is available via email as follows:
Intermediate Word & PowerPoint csci101A@winthrop.edu
Microsoft Excel csci101B@winthrop.edu
Microsoft Access csci101C@winthrop.edu
Advanced Microsoft Excel csci101D@winthrop.edu
Photoshop csci101F@winthrop.edu
Adobe Illustrator csci101I@winthrop.edu
Adobe InDesign csci101N@winthrop.edu
Intro to C++ Programming csci101P@winthrop.edu
For questions or concerns regarding tutoring for the CSCI 101 Labs , contact Richard Tyner (tynerr3@winthrop.edu) or Richard Ilson (ilsonr@winthrop.edu).
For Fall 2020, tutoring for select lower level courses (ACCT 280, ACCT 281, ECON 215, ECON 216, QMTH 205 and QMTH 210) is offered virtually via Blackboard Collaborate. Links to schedules by course and by tutor are below:
Fall 2020 Tutor Schedule By Tutor Availability (PDF - 14KB)
Fall 2020 Tutor Schedule By Course (PDF - 115KB)
After you review the schedules and know the day/time for the subject in which you need assistance, use the link below at the scheduled time to connect with the appropriate tutor:
https://us.bbcollab.com/guest/23334d7a41554e5babfd683db342243e
*Limited appointments for times other than those listed in the schedules above may be available. Contact Ms. Chris Holloman for more information: hollomanc@winthrop.edu.
Most degree options in the College of Business offer the opportunity to complete an internship for academic credit toward the major. In order to get academic credit for an internship, students must meet certain pre-requisite requirements and complete a number of written assignments. Healthcare Management majors are required to complete an internship. Interested students should familiarize themselves with the internship requirements.
Students can also choose to complete an internship as an elective course: BADM 340.
This also requires a minimum number of work hours and written assignments. This elective
class is managed through the Center for Career Development and Internships.
Many business students choose to join one of the available College of Business student organizations and honor societies, in addition to the many campus-wide organizations available.
Student professional development is a priority for College of Business students. We offer a yearly Student Professional Development conference which features guest speakers and workshops to help students prepare for careers. Resume review and interview skill-building opportunities also exist.
Transfer Guides provide information specifically for new transfer students who are entering into a degree program in the College of Business.
View the complete list of resources available to Winthrop students to find exactly what you are looking for. You can find information about dining services, computer labs, study abroad opportunities, and just about anything else you need to know.