Immigration: From Ellis Island to the US-Mexico Wall
November 4 – December 14, Tatkon Center Art Gallery:
(Sponsored by the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, Carol Tatkon Center, Department of International and Comparative Labor, and the Office of the Dean of Students)
Visit the Tatkon Center this month to view an exhibition highlighting 20th and 21st century migration into the United States. Photographs of Ellis Island from the Library of Congress and photographs of the US-Mexico Wall provided by Professor Maria Cook will be displayed. Part of The Grapes of Wrath at the Tatkon Center series.

Special Programs

Post Prelim Recuperation Station
Tuesday, November 3 – 9-10pm – Café Lounge:
(Sponsored by the Carol Tatkon Center)
Stop by the Tat after your BIO 1101 prelim to de-stress with the upper-level student staff at the Tatkon Center over free food and fun activities!

Farmingville: Film Screening, Dinner and Discussion
Friday, November 6 - 5:30pm – Rm 3330:
(Sponsored by the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, Carol Tatkon Center, Department of International and Comparative Labor, and the Office of the Dean of Students. Part of The Grapes of Wrath Reading Project Series at the Tatkon Center.)
This film explores the hate-based attempted murders of two Mexican day laborers that catapult a small Long Island town into national headlines. Hailed by the New York Times as a “primer” on the explosive issue of illegal immigration this is an event you won’t want to miss!

Internal Transfer Information Session
Monday, November 9 – 4:45-6:00pm - Rm 3330:
(Sponsored by Residential Programs/Campus Life, Carol Tatkon Center, and the Internal Transfer Division)
Not sure if you are in the right college at Cornell? Thinking about changing colleges and wondering how to do it? Come join us and find answers to these questions and many more!

Are you a Procrastinator? Get It Done!
Wednesday, November 11 - 4:30-5:30pm – Rm 3330:
(Sponsored by The Learning Strategies Center)
Do you procrastinate? Wish you could stop? In this procrastination/study skills workshop, Mike will discuss causes and forms of procrastination as well as practical, workable ways of reducing procrastination, and the stress and sleeplessness that it causes. For more info contact Mike Chen: msc7@cornell.edu.


Ongoing Programs and Services

Biology 1001 001 Wednesdays, 7:30-8:45pm – Rm 3330:                                                       
(Offered by the Learning Strategies Center)
Supplemental course for Introductory Biology (BIOG 1101).

Biology 1009 002 Fridays, 1:25-2:15pm – Rm 3330:
Offered by the Learning Strategies Center)
Supplemental course for Introductory Biology (BIOG 1102).

Biology 1005 002 Fridays, 2:30-3:20pm – Rm 3330:
(Offered by the Learning Strategies Center)
Supplemental course for Introductory Biology (BIOG 1105).

Chem 2070 TA Office Hours Sundays &Thursdays – Rm 3331; Tuesdays – Rm 3330; Fridays – Rm 3335 – See pdf of calendar for times(Offered by the Department of Chemistry)
A Chem 207 TA will be available to answer your questions about labs, problem sets, lectures and exams. All 207 students are welcome to attend at any time. You don’t need to see your specific TA.

Engineering 1120 TA Office Hours Sundays, 4-5:30pm – Rm 3343:
(Offered by the College of Engineering)
An Engineering 1120 TA will be available to answer your questions about labs, problem sets, lectures, and exams.  All 1120 students are welcome to attend at any time. You don’t need to see your specific TA.

Let’s Talk Mondays
Is college life stressing you out?  Is it wearing you down? Drop-in and talk with an experienced counselor who can help if you have concerns about adjustment to Cornell, relationship issues, family problems, sexual health concerns, depression, anxiety, relating to faculty or staff, stress, or any other problem, no matter how big or small. Just walk in. Free and confidential. No appointment necessary.

Math 1110 & 1120 Homework Study Hours Thursdays, 6-10:30pm - Rm 3330:
Worried about math? Whether you are studying for a prelim or brushing up on algebra, we're here to help.  Don't wait until the end of the semester to seek help!  Just walk in.  Experienced tutors are available at no charge for individual and small-group tutoring.  No appointment necessary.

Psychology 1101 TA Office Hours Monday-Friday – Rm 3335:
(Offered by the Department of Psychology)
A Psych 1101 TA will be available to answer your questions about anything Psych-related: papers, readings, homework.  All 1101 students are welcome to attend at any time. You don’t need to see your specific TA.

Writing Walk-In Service Sundays-Thursdays, 7-10pm – Rm 3343:
(Sponsored by the John S. Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines)
Free writing consultations for students, staff, faculty, and all other members of the Cornell community. For more information visit the website: http://www.arts.cornell.edu/knight_institute/walkin/walkin.htm.