Workshops are offered each fall and spring semester for many of the most challenging engineering courses. These are collaborative, peer-led problem-solving sessions that aim to improve students’ grades/learning in the corresponding course. Workshops also teach students valuable group study skills and provide mentoring from peer-facilitators.
Find the workshop for a corresponding course:
Why enroll in a workshop?
Do you want to pass your classes? Workshops can support you in doing this without spending hours studying on your own and getting frustrated. Instead, learn from experienced undergraduate students (that received a B or better in the workshop’s corresponding course and have a 3.0+ cumulative GPA) who lead workshops as peer-facilitators.
Do you want to boost your GPA? You can earn up to one full letter grade higher than your grade in the corresponding course based on your workshop attendance.
How to enroll in a workshop?
- View and add workshops to your course schedule through myUH just like you do for any other class.
- Search classes by the subject “EGRP” for workshops.
- See the current schedule (linked above) to identify the workshop for a corresponding course.
What is the cost of a workshop?
Each workshop is 1 student credit hour (SCH), rather than the typical 3 SCH for most courses. Regular tuition fees apply for enrollment in workshops.
Are you participating in UHin4? If so, there is NO additional tuition fee for enrolling in workshops.
What support is available to pay for a workshop?
Through the PROMES Points Award program students who earn 100+ PROMES Points can receive a $100-$2,000 award. Participation in a workshop earns 40 PROMES Points.
How do I become a workshop facilitator?
Apply using the form below. Details on the position and all requirements can be found in the application form.
Questions?
If you have any questions about workshops, please contact us.