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Discussions Rubric with Commentary
A model rubric for online videoed discussions with commentary by Kathy Schwandt.
How to Study and the Difference Between High School and College
Discussion aimed at first-generation college attendees about the study skills necessary for college success and the differences in expectations from secondary education.
View Article 7 as two-page flyer [pdf file]
Collegiate Study Skills - WebCampus Page
A complete WebCampus page in HTML coding with links to various collegiate study skill guides and student resources at GBC.
College Study Tips from Students at Washington State University.
Student-produced video discussing common problems with studying in college and how to develop good study skills. Used by Scott A. Gavorsky as an optional reference for students who are beginning college.
Creating Cornell Notes - S. Clowes
S. Clowes explains what Cornell Notes are, how to create them, and how to use them.
Argentum 2014
2014 issue of Great Basin College's art and literary magazine, Argentum. Devoted to highlighting the excellent artistic expression of its students, faculty, staff, and members of the communities in which GBC serves.
Argentum 2013
2013 issue of Great Basin College's art and literary magazine, Argentum. Devoted to highlighting the excellent artistic expression of its students, faculty, staff, and members of the communities in which GBC serves.
Argentum 2012
2012 issue of Great Basin College's art and literary magazine, Argentum. Devoted to highlighting the excellent artistic expression of its students, faculty, staff, and members of the communities in which GBC serves.
Argentum 2011
2011 issue of Great Basin College's art and literary magazine, Argentum. Devoted to highlighting the excellent artistic expression of its students, faculty, staff, and members of the communities in which GBC serves.
Argentum 2010
2010 issue of Great Basin College's art and literary magazine, Argentum. Devoted to highlighting the excellent artistic expression of its students, faculty, staff, and members of the communities in which GBC serves.