Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
We invite and encourage both prospective and enrolled students to learn more about available services by visiting the Office of Accessibility Resources and ServicesÌý(OARS) website or calling the OARS office at (501)Ìý450-3613Ìýto make an appointment with a staff member.
Citation Resources
BTÌìÌÃCenterÌýfor Writing andÌýCommunication
The mission of the Center for Writing and Communication is to guide students through the composing process for any writing project or oral presentation, for any class, at any stage of the process.
APA Basics from the BTÌìÌÃCenter for Writing & Communication
This webpage is based on the 7thÌýedition of theÌýPublication Manual of the American Psychological Association,Ìýpublished in October 2019.
This is a reputable website that provides resources for appropriately conducting research and citing sources.Ìý It includes extensive guides for using APA, MLA, Chicago, and AMA formatting styles.
ÌýOffice of Student Success
°Õ³ó±ðÌýOffice of Student SuccessÌýat BTÌìÌÃsupports students through services such as academic workshops,Ìýtutoring,Ìýand student success coaching. The OSS can help you reach your academic goals through:
- The teaching of better study strategies,
- Instruction in goal-setting and time management skills,
- Access to tutoring and academic support,
- Support from peer coaches and mentors, and
- Use of online resources and communication tools.
In addition to in-personÌýacademic workshops, the Office of Student Success also offers the following online workshops throughÌý. ÌýEach workshop includes a Certificate of Completion. Available workshop topics include:
- Success Strategies
- Academic & Career Exploration
- Learning to Learn
- Reading & Writing Strategies
- Personal Management
Torreyson Library: Off-Campus Access
The Torreyson Library website gives access to a plethora of library materials. Access to most resources (libraryÌýdatabases, eBooks, online full-text journals, etc.) is available when you are doing your research off-campus.
- Most library resources are reserved for BTÌìÌÃstudents, faculty, and staff and you will be asked to log in when using resources away from campus.Ìý
- When you select a database from the library’s A-Z Databases a login screen will appear. Log in using your username and password.Ìý
- Once logged in, you will be redirected to the selected database and will remain logged in until you close your browser, even if you switch databases.Ìý
Note:ÌýWhen you are on campus, our system will recognize you and grant immediate access.
If you have difficulty with this process, please call the Reference Desk at (501) 450-5224.
Online Learning Readiness
The is a free tool for helping students determine their readiness for onlineÌýlearning. The (approximately 10 minutes) measures strengths and weaknesses in nine different areas. It can be taken onlineÌýor on a mobile device.
Once the survey is complete, students will receive a graphical report that includes study tips and videos for being a successful online learner. This report can be shared with instructors as well, who can use this information to further support their students.