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Student Support Services (SSS) TRiO - Project Success

The mission the TRiO Student Support Services (SSS) program is to increase graduation rates for our students and to foster a climate supportive of the success of SSS-eligible students. Our program actively provides comprehensive academic support services and encouragement to our participants through to graduation.
To be eligible for SSS, students must be either low-income, first-generation (neither parent has a four year college degree), and/or be students who have a documented disability.

In the first year, students in the program benefit from individual attention, as they work with a team of instructors, peer mentors, and advisors to successfully transition into college.

An optional non-residential summer bridge program is also offered for students to help them meet new friends, find their way around the university, and develop strong college success skills.

Students can begin the SSS program in the summer or the fall in their first year.

SUMMER 2012 begins July 16

Students will enroll in courses as a group (or cohort), taking the following summer classes together:

Reading (part one of the course); Composition (part one of the course); and college success seminars

Students who start in summer will continue in the fall enrolling in the following courses as a group:

Reading (part two of the course); Composition (part two of the course); Critical Thinking; Elementary Algebra or College Algebra; and college success seminars

FALL 2012

Students will enroll in courses as a group (or cohort), taking the following fall classes together:

Reading; Composition; Critical Thinking; Elementary Algebra or College Algebra; and college success seminars

SPRING 2013

A Career Exploration course may be offered to complement other courses in the student's schedule.

Contact Chris Zanowski, Director of Student Support Services at 262.595.2108 or at Zanowski@uwp.edu for more information regarding the program.