| Institutional Research
Query Database (IRQDB) |
The IRQDB
is a tool you can use to gather student data from the University's
Data Warehouse. Access requires a PennKey ID and password and
you must be listed as the instructor of record for your course.
A great deal of information on your students can be obtained
from IRQDB, including: class lists; enrollment numbers; the
name of a student’s advisor; and pictures of your students.
In addition, you can use IRQDB to construct an email list for
your class or review your teaching history and evaluations.
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| Student Profile |
To learn more about Penn students, review the Class of 2007 Incoming
Student
Profile compiled by the Admissions office.
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| Course policies for students
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Add/Drop/Withdrawal
policies
Attendance
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| Resources for helping students |
Faculty Resource Guide to Student
Services
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College
web site
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The College is the undergraduate division
of the School of Arts and Sciences.
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Learning Resources Center
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The Learning
Resources Center provides academic support and accommodations
for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. The
center is composed of two offices: the Office of Learning
Resources and the Office of Student Disabilities Services.
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Office of Learning Resources
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The Office
of Learning Resources provides individual and group
instruction in academic reading, writing, study strategies,
and time management.
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Students with Disabilities
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The Office
of Student Disabilities Services provides consultation
and accommodations for students with physical and/or learning
disabilities. A link is provided for
Faculty and Staff information.
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College House programs
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The WHEEL
is the name given to a group of support programs in math,
writing, technology, library, languages, CSE, chemistry, career
services and more provided by—and in--the College Houses.
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Tutoring Center
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The Tutoring Center offers Penn students
a variety of peer tutoring services to supplement the academic
support provided by Penn faculty, teaching assistants and
learning instructors. All Tutoring
Center services are free for matriculating undergraduates.
Tutorials are generally offered for the core introductory
and intermediate undergraduate courses. Tutoring for upper
level courses is available on a limited basis.
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Counseling and Psychological Services
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Counseling
and Psychological Services provided include: individual
and group counseling and therapy; crisis intervention; structured
workshops; psychological testing; medical reviews; and consultations.
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International Students
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The
Office of International Programs (OIP) provides services
to students related to immigration and employment status,
social and personal adjustments to a new culture, and practical
matters related to your stay in Philadelphia.
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| President’s Fund
for Faculty-Student Interaction |
The President’s
Fund for Faculty-Student Interaction reimburses faculty
for receptions or meals to which they invite students in their
class.
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