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Asnuntuck

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed by emailing: AS-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Capital

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed by emailing: CA-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Gateway

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed by emailing: GW-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Housatonic

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed by emailing: HC-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Manchester

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed by emailing: MA-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Middlesex

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed at Middlesex Catalogs

Direct questions via email to: MX-ONeStop@ctstate.edu

Naugatuck Valley

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed at Naugatuck Valley Catalogs
Direct questions via email to: NV-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Northwestern

2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed at Northwestern Catalogs
Direct questions via email to: NW-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Norwalk

2021-2023
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed at Norwalk Catalogs
Direct questions via email to: NK-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Quinebaug Valley

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed by emailing: QV-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Three Rivers

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed by emailing: TR-OneStop@ctstate.edu

Tunxis

2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Older catalogs can be accessed by emailing: TX-OneStop@ctstate.edu

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Prepare for Your Tutoring Appointment

Get the most out of your tutoring appointment by following these general tips.

Plan in Advance 

Tutoring appointments are often booked days, and sometimes even weeks, in advance. Walk-in labs can be crowded and tutoring in certain subjects like A&P courses may be in high demand For this reason, it’s best to see a tutor several days ahead of an assignment’s due date.  

Be Punctual 

Tutoring appointments are often booked days, and sometimes even weeks, in advance. Walk-in/drop-in labs can be crowded and tutoring in certain subjects like A&P courses may be in high demand. For this reason, it’s best to see a tutor several days ahead of an assignment’s due date.  

Come Prepared 

Please bring your textbook, your assignment details, a calculator for math and any notes,  drafts of essays for writing assignments, your professor’s instructions for writing assignments and specific questions for the tutor. It can also be helpful if you arrive with assignments previously evaluated by your instructor. The more work you have done and the better prepared you are, the more the tutor can assist you.  

Tutors will prepare for your appointment by reviewing any materials or details you provided when scheduling. The tutor will begin each appointment by asking about your current assignment or learning goal and asking questions about the instructor’s evaluation criteria. Each student’s needs are different, so every tutoring appointment will focus on your individual needs. Tutors are here to help, so be open about what you need so we can start where you are and build from there.  

  • Do as much work as you can in advance. This means you MUST at least attempt assignments before you come in seeking help. 
  • Bring your class syllabus, class notes, class texts, and specific assignment instructions. 
  • Arrive with specific questions. 

Prepare for Your Virtual Tutoring Appointment 

Take Responsibility 

Tutors will assist you as much as they can but will not do the work for you. Their goal is to help students learn strategies to become life-long, independent learners. Whatever assistance the tutor provides, you are responsible for the quality of your own work and your professor ultimately determines your grade. Working with a tutor is an excellent choice but is no guarantee of achieving any particular grade or even passing the class.  

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Scheduling a Tutoring Appointment

The process for scheduling a tutoring appointment varies by campus. Find your campus below for more information.

Schedule a Tutoring Appointment at:

Asnuntuck, Capital, Gateway, Housatonic,
Manchester, Norwalk, Three Rivers and Tunxis

How to Make a Tutoring Appointment – Video Instructions

  • Schedule a Tutoring Appointment Online 

    Step 1

    Log in to TracCloud using your CT State login credentials and click to expand the box titled “Schedule an Appointment.”

    screenshot demonstrating step 1

    Step 2

    Select the class you’d like help with, and then select the campus, and click "Search."

    Note: “Other” is best used for general help with technology, study skills and other general assistance.

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    Step 3

    Select a reason for tutoring from the pop-up box and click “OK" and then click "Search."

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    Step 4

    View the availabilities and select your preferred slot. 

    Note: Availabilities will be color-coded by type (one-on-one, group tutoring, etc.) and will display icons for location (in-person, online, or an option of either one). 

    screenshot demonstrating step 4

    Step 5

    Select your meeting type if you have a choice (in-person or online), and write a note in the notes box about what you’d like help with so the tutor can prepare for the appointment. Click "Confirm" to finalize. 

    screenshot demonstrating step 5

    Step 6

    Check your CT State email for confirmation of your upcoming appointment.

  • Attending Your Tutoring Appointment

    Attending In-Person

    If your appointment is scheduled for on-campus, meet your tutor at the scheduled location. This information is located both on your TracCloud dashboard as well as in the confirmation email you received. 

    Attending Online

    To join the online tutoring appointment, log in to TracCloud and click the link titled “Click here to join your online appointment.” This will launch the online meeting platform where you will work with your tutor. 

    Note: If you experience difficulties, contact the campus tutoring center directly.  

  • Canceling Your Appointment

    Step 1

    To cancel your upcoming tutoring appointment, log in TracCloud.

    Step 2

    From the dashboard, click “List” in the upper right corner to view your upcoming appointments.

    screenshot of dashboard illustrating step 2

    Step 3

    Find the appointment you want to cancel in the list, then click "X" in the upper right corner.

    Step 4

    Provide a reason or canceling in the box, then click “Cancel Appointment.”

Schedule a Tutoring Appointment at:

Middlesex, Naugatuck Valley, Northwestern and Quinebaug Valley

  • Schedule a Tutoring Appointment Online 

  • Attending Your Tutoring Appointment

    Attending In-Person

    If your appointment is scheduled for on-campus, meet your tutor at the scheduled location.

    Attending Online

    To join the online tutoring appointment, follow the instructions you received in your confirmation email at the time of scheduling.

  • Canceling Your Appointment

    You may cancel your appointment from your Microsoft Teams calendar or by clicking “Manage Booking” in your appointment confirmation email or contact your campus office via phone/email.

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2098 Art in Public Places

CT State Gateway students embarked on an inspiring project to bring their creativity out of the studio and onto the street. Led by Instructors Peter Bonadies and Vladimir Shptalnik, students created two massive murals—measuring 4×32 ft and 9×20 ft—that adorn the plaza facade at 101 College St, New Haven. The designs beautifully depict the connection between science and art. The special projects class received support from 101 College Street, LLC who held space available for the murals, underwrote every student”s tuition, and the cost of materials.

On the 3rd floor studios overlooking the site, CT State Gateway students transformed their vision into stunningly colorful multi-media murals. Each artwork is meticulously crafted and reflects the skills and diverse perspectives of the CT State Gateway student body. Scientific equipment is integrated into the murals and provides a literal connection between art and science. The students hope the murals will inspire scientific creativity in 101 College Street researchers. Students had the opportunity to meet in person with the building’s developer Carter Winstanley, founder of Winstanley Enterprises. He shared his passion for public art and his excitement for the murals. Meeting Winstanley motivated the students and deepened their understanding of the impact art can have on urban spaces. For CT State Gateway, it’s about breaking barriers and inviting dialogue. The murals reaffirm the importance of art as a universal language that transcends boundaries.

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