Learning skills advisers
- Berwick Library and Learning Commons
- Caulfield Library
- Trish
Evers, primarily supporting Business and Economics, Health Sciences
- Ed
Irons, primarily supporting Art and Design, HDR students and Disability Liaison Unit referrals
- Barry
McElgunn, primarily supporting Business and Economics
- Nira
Rahman, primarily supporting Business and Economics, Information
Technology, HDR students
- Mara
Reifman, primarily supporting Arts, Psychology, Social
Work
- Susan
Shand, primarily supporting Business and Economics
- Gippsland Library
- Hargrave-Andrew Library (Clayton)
- Law Library (Clayton)
- Sir Louis Matheson Library (Clayton)
- Peninsula Library
- C L Butchers Pharmacy Library (Parkville)
For students
Advisers provide drop-in sessions and classes and
individual appointments for higher degree research (HDR) and other identified
students. HDR students and students with an emailed referral or signed
referral form should contact an adviser.
For staff
Staff should contact an adviser to discuss ways of incorporating skills
development into their curriculum, and regarding suggestions or requests
for new workshops and classes. Staff may also email advisers and refer
a student who is in need of intensive support, or, give this signed referral
form (doc 40kb; rtf
104kb; pdf 63kb)
to the student to take to an adviser. If referring a student via email,
you must copy the email to the student's official Monash email address
and include the following information: the student's name; ID number;
course / unit and campus; reason for referral (eg 'at risk', failed assignment
/ unit, marks withheld pending resubmission, etc) and area of need (eg
academic writing, academic reading and note-taking, study skills / time
management, oral presentation / communication skills, etc).
Language and learning support is also provided by the following faculties:
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