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Our course is not difficult if you keep up with the assigned work. If you seek help from me during office hours, the first items I will check are your class notes, tutorial notes, and homework problems--so that I can know where to begin to help. If a student were to claim he or she did not understand the subject well enough to ask any questions, take any notes, or attempt any homework, I am usually at a loss as the best way to help. A good place to see how to study in our course is the ``Notes on How to Study'' on the Web at

http://philosophy.lander.edu/study-topics.html

Free peer tutoring for logic might be available in the Lander Peer Tutoring Lab. For more information on peer tutoring, visit the Center at LC 345 or telephone +1 864 388 8814.

If you have now or develop during this semester a physical or a learning disability and you want your instructors to make reasonable accommodations, you must contact the Student Wellness Center nurse and provide the nurse with appropriate documentation. Once the nurse is aware of your disability, the nurse will inform all of your instructors each semester you attend Lander University unless you ask the nurse in writing not to do so.

Phone: +1 864 388 8885 e-mail: studentwellness@lander.edu

The Academic Success Center offers testing accommodations for students with disability who need extra time as well as a quiet room for testing during the year. Please notify a staff member at +1 864 388 8308 and your instructor prior to the test date. The Success Center is located in LC 340.

• Come to class prepared.
• Take notes in class.
• Take notes on the important points of the assigned reading.
• Do all homework problems.
• Make extensive use of the online lectures, sample problems, quizzes, and tests.