Society of Women Engineers
University of Wisconsin-Madison

Campus Resources

GUTS: Greater University Tutoring Service

A great option for getting help with coursework – this is a campus-wide tutoring service, not specific to the COE. GUTS offers drop-in tutoring and academic match. 

Undergraduate Learning Center

The ULC provides several great resources to COE students specifically.

  • PrEPS courses: Practicing Engineering Problem Solving
    • These courses are offered to provide academic support for students taking EMA 201, EMA 202, ME 240, Physics 201, or Physics 202. Students meet twice a week with an undergraduate student instructor to work through problems similar to those that they will encounter in class. This course does not count for credit; however, attendance is mandatory.
  • Drop-in Tutoring
    • Available for most subjects and lower-level engineering courses
  • Tutoring by Request
    • One-on-one tutoring that all women in the COE are eligible to utilize!
    • Available for most subjects and lower-level engineering courses
  • PrEPS Study Tables
    • Similar to PrEPS courses, but more informal.

University Housing Academic Tutoring

Drop-in tutoring is offered in most residence halls since subjects and times vary visit the website for more information.

Statistics Learning Center

Tutoring for Statistics 240, 301, 324, and 371 is available through the online canvas page and drop-in (in-person or remote) tutoring.

The Learning Center page also contains resources for learning and conducting tests in R.

Math Learning Center

The math learning center has tutors, review videos, and peer study groups for many courses including Math 221, 222, 234, 240, 320, 340, and more on their website or the canvas page. For help in proof-based courses not specifically helped the Math Learning Center offers a Proof Table for students to work together as a group with facilitators.

Greater University Tutorial Service

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Undergraduate Learning Center

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University Housing Academic Tutoring

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Physics Learning Center

The Physics Learning Center supports Physics 103, 104, 207, and 208.

Greater University Tutorial Service

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Undergraduate Learning Center

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Chemistry Learning Center

The CLC supports Chem 103, 104, 109, and some sections of Chem 343 and 345. The CLC has very helpful worksheets/flashcards/resources on their website for anyone to use. However, you must apply to the program to get into their weekly sessions.

Peer Learning Association (PLA)

The PLA coordinates free guided group study sessions for specific courses including Chem 103, 343, and 345 and Biology 151/153. Each session has around 5-10 students and 1-2 peer facilitators.

Greater University Tutorial Service (GUTS)

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Undergraduate Learning Center (ULC)

See tab for General Tutoring Services

University Housing Academic Tutoring

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Computer Science Learning Center 

Drop-in tutoring for CS 200, 220, 240, 252, 300, 354, and 400.

Undergraduate Learning Center (ULC)

See tab for General Tutoring Services

Software Training for Students

This canvas page offers resources on learning Data Analysis (Excel, Access, MATLAB), Coding (Python, JavaScript, MATLAB, Git), Graphic Design (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign), Web Design (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress), and Media Production (Premier, Audacity, iMove, Garage, etc).

College of Engineering Advising

Information on first year progression requirements, COE Rules and Regulations, FAQs, academic advisers, and more.

Engineering Career Services

  • Handshake – An online portal that allows you to search for and apply to jobs, as well as search for employers that will be attending career fairs each semester.
  • ECS Workshops
  • Other helpful information regarding job searches and interviewing, resume writing, and career decisions
  • GPA Calculator

Engineering Study Abroad Advising 

Cross-College Advising Services (CCAS) 

Student Job Center

A great resource if you are looking for an on-campus job or nearby off-campus job.

 

Career Closet

For students with financial need who have interviews, internships or jobs starting soon, SuccessWorks has re-opened the Career Closet to get them the professional attire and accessories they need to look and feel sharp.
Students in the College of Letters & Science can visit SuccessWorks to pick four free items per semester from the Career Closet, including suits, jackets, blazers, dress pants, skirts, button-down shirts, blouses, ties, sweaters, and dresses.

JCPenney Suit-Up Event! 

Do you need to build your professional wardrobe? Whether it’s finding an outfit for the upcoming career fairs or expanding your collection of business professional footwear, JCPenney is the place to go! Every September and October, the University of Wisconsin and JCPenney have teamed up to offer an extra 30% off coupon code to all UW-Madison students, alumni, faculty, and staff members. Watch for emails in September for more information.

Office of Student Financial Aid

Other Resources

On Campus

University Health Services (UHS) (333 East Campus Mall)

Survivor Information and Resources

Off-Campus Survivor Resources: These are confidential resources and are not part of UHS

  • Deaf Unity (608-466-2881 text helpline; M-F 9:00am-10:00pm (CST); “Deaf Unity works with all Deaf individuals who experience domestic violence, sexual assault, and other crimes”)
  • Domestic Abuse Intervention Services (DAiS; 24/7 HelpLine 608-251-4445; 2102 Fordem Ave., Madison; “if you or a loved one feels abused, threatened, scared or unsafe in an intimate partner relationship, DAiS can help you; please call our 24-Hour Help Line; if you feel your life may be in danger, please call 911.”)
  • Freedom, Inc. (608-630-8901; 2110 Luann Lane, Madison; “has advocates who help victims and survivors of domestic violence, intimate partner violence, and/or sexual assault get the help they need; these services are confidential and free; we help: Low- to no-income Black and Southeast Asian women, girls, and LGBTQ+ people in the Madison area.” )
  • Rape Crisis Center (24/7 HelpLine: 608-251-7273; Lînea de Ayuda: 608-258-2567; 2801 Coho St., #301, Madison; “provides services to survivors (and their family and friends) of all forms of sexual violence, including recent sexual assault, past sexual assault, incest (past or present), sexual harassment, and sexual exploitation”)
  • Room to be Safe (414-856-5428 (LGBT); they will return the call/text within 24 hours; “advocate for and work with survivors of all violence for individual counseling & advocacy, information & referral, safety planning, and support for LGBTQ communities in WI”)
  • UNIDOS Against Domestic Violence (24/7 HelpLine 800-510-9195; Office: 608-256-9195; services include: “victim advocacy for immigration issues, restraining order assistance, and legal information; victim support for court accompaniment, support groups, youth groups, men’s allies groups, and parenting support”)
  • UnityPoint Forensic Nurse Examiners Program (FNEP; 608-417-5916; 202 S. Park St., Madison; use Emergency Entrance; formerly SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) Program; “helps victims of sexual assault, child sexual abuse, elder abuse, and domestic violence begin the healing process; located within the Emergency Department at UnityPoint Health – Meriter hospital”)

McBurney Disability Resource Center (confidential resource)