New! After-Hours Tutoring
The Learning Center offers free online tutoring “after hours” via NetTutor for math, logic, statistics, and writing. Tutoring is provided on a drop-in basis.
Availability
Mon - Fri: 7:00 - 12:00 pm & 12:01 - 11:00 am
Sat & Sun: 24/7
Subjects Supported
- Writing
- Logic
- Math (Algebra, Basic Math, and Pre-Calculus)
- Math (Calculus and Above)
- Math (in Spanish)
- Math (Statistics and Probability)
Note that not all subjects are available at all times.
How to use NetTutor
- Use the NetTutor link to log in
- Provide your Humboldt username and password
- Access up to 12 hours per month of free tutoring through NetTutor
Do You Know About Off-Campus Housing?
Finding housing in Humboldt can be hard. The Cal Poly Humboldt Off-Campus Housing Office, in partnership with people across the campus and community, has created an online course for you to be able to find, secure, and happily live in rental housing. It's part of Cal Poly Humboldt's commitment to Basic Needs and is the first of its kind in the nation.
The Humboldt Tenant Landlord Collaboration's course, Living in Community, uses an equitable lens to address housing challenges. Modules include tenant and landlord best practices, finance, mediation/conflict resolution, data/phisher protection, trash, recycling, thrift-store items, emotional/service animals, community resources, and Humboldt Housing Liaison support.
You will hear community stories, learn about shared terms and definitions, watch videos of Humboldt community members' experiences with rental housing, read about landlord and tenant perspectives, and build skills and knowledge through interactive exercises.
Once you conclude the course, you will receive a Certificate of Completion (that you could include with your rental application), a Humboldt County Renters Handbook, and access to community housing resources.
Self-enroll in HTLC's Living in Community course today!
Would your family like to learn too? There is a version of the course for them and any member of the public. Spread the word!
Our Shared Responsibilities
The Humboldt Social Responsibility Commitment is our campus community’s promise to protect ourselves and one another by preventing the spread of illness and helping maintain an on-campus experience.
Every member of Humboldt's community has a personal responsibility to ensure the University provides a safe and healthy environment.
Please reflect on the Humboldt Social Responsibility Commitment and the instructions each Humboldt community member is asked to follow. You must do your part to protect the health and wellbeing of our campus community.
Meet Your Basic Needs Too
You are a learner with many types of needs, beyond academics. Find campus and community resources to help meet your basic needs of food, housing, mental and physical health, employment and finance, technology, safety, disability support, transportation, VETS, undocumented & DACA student support, and childcare at Humboldt Basic Needs. You have an important, multi-faceted life and Humboldt wants you to succeed in every way you can.
Some Important Options for You
Jump into some quick courses that will build your knowledge and skills:
And, as always, look for SkillShops to up your game as a learner and a person.
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Accessing Your Library
The Humboldt Library is open! Come to the Library and find your space to
- work in groups
- work quietly on your own
- enjoy a delicious drink and snack at the cafe
- talk with research librarians and staff who can help you find what you are interested in
- play with legos, sand, puzzles and games to shake loose some mental and emotional space :D
Masks are not required but are encouraged. Please respect your peers who choose to wear or not wear a mask. No one without a mask is to be excluded from a space or activity.
Study Spaces, Computer Labs and Printing Kioks Are Available!
Visit ITS Computer Labs for information on Open Access Labs and College Labs.
New Resource for Humboldt Students: Writing with Sources and Avoiding Plagiarism
Canvas Online SkillShop
Learn how to properly and effectively use sources such as articles, research studies, and other outside materials in your writing and academic work. This SkillShop covers the basics of citations and discusses how Humboldt's Academic Policy defines plagiarism, why citing sources is valued in academic contexts, and the responsibilities Humboldt students have regarding academic honesty. The SkillShop emphasizes the many resources available to you for your research and writing projects.
Open the SkillShop now: Writing with Sources and Avoiding Plagiarism Canvas Online SkillShop and click the Enroll in Course button.
Check out the full list of Canvas online SkillShops!
Image source: Nithinan Tatah from the Noun Project.