Supplemental Instruction
JSU's Supplemental Instruction (SI) Program is accredited by the International Center for Supplemental Instruction! This credential is a testament to the SI team's hard work and dedication to providing quality academic support to students. We invite you to click the link to learn more about the International Center for Supplemental Instruction and how its accreditation will benefit JSU's SI Program.
SI Coordinator
Alysia Pace
Library, 2nd Floor
256-782-8225
alpace@jsu.edu
- Supplemental Instruction (SI), was created at the University of Missouri-Kansas City by Deanna C. Martin.
- A non-remedial approach to learning that supports students toward academic success by integrating “what to learn” with “how to learn.”
- SI consists of regularly scheduled; voluntary, out-of-class group study sessions driven by students’ needs.
- Sessions are facilitated by trained peer leaders who utilize collaborative activities to ensure peer-to-peer interaction in small groups.
- SI is implemented in high-risk courses in consultation with academic staff and is supported and evaluated by a trained supervisor.
- SI Leaders are “near peers”.
- SI Leaders are students themselves who have taken the class before and earned a high grade in the course. Faculty typically recommends the Leaders who facilitate the SI sessions. SI Leaders undergo a vigorous training process.
- SI Leaders are prepared to share with students how to effectively study for the course.
- SI Leaders attend the same class sessions with the students, taking notes and listening closely to the professor. The SI Leader is supervised by the program coordinator.
- What Are SI Leaders (SILs)
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- Check the SI schedule on the Student Success Page
- Your SI Leader will provide you with the session's location
- SI Sessions are drop-in, no need to schedule an appointment
- Have and maintain an overall GPA of 3.0 or above
- Received a grade of “A” or “B” in the course you wish to lead SI
- Submit an application
- Obtain a recommendation from a JSU faculty member in the designated subject area you are wishing to be an SI Leader
- Contact SI Coordinator once you have submitted your application
- Be able to flexibly work up to 15 hours per week
- Earn $12 per hour
SI Leader Sessions & Office Hours
SI sessions are drop-in only; there is no need for an appointment. Appointments may be scheduled for SI office hours through JSU Navigate or the Navigate student app.Spring 2023 SI Schedule
For questions and information, contact Alysia Pace atFall 2022 SI Outcome Data
Course/Section |
Instructor |
SI Leader |
Percentage of Participant Attendance |
SI Participant Average Grade Outcome |
Non SI Participant Average Grade Outcome |
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ACC 200-002 |
Dr. Taleah Collum |
Victoria Collum |
30% |
C |
C |
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AE 211-001 |
Matthew Rosser |
Nibhal Tamrakar |
2% |
C |
B |
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BY 101-005 |
Andrew Parris |
Sergio Guerrero |
10% |
B |
C |
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BY 101-008 |
Andrew Parris |
Kabita Kunwar |
13% |
B |
C |
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BY 101-009 |
Natalie Forte |
Destiny Smith |
4% |
C |
B |
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BY 263-007 |
Leanne Lister |
Luke Reed |
36% |
B |
C |
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BY 264-004 |
James Rayburn |
Curtis Wright |
20% |
A |
B |
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BY 373-001 |
Dr. Mijitaba Hamissou |
Ashlynn Abernathy |
52% |
B |
B |
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CS 230-004 |
Dr. Arup Ghosh |
Apeksha Dahal |
12% |
B |
C |
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CY 105-003 |
Ansuree Mukherjee |
MaCalaah Johnson |
17% |
B |
C |
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EC 221-004 |
Hankins, William |
Dylan Gibson |
25% |
C |
D |
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EC 222-001 |
Dr. Cynthia McCarty |
Anshika Mittal |
31% |
D |
C |
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EC 222-002 |
Dr. Cynthia McCarthy |
Dylan Gibson |
6% |
B |
D |
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MS 112-003 |
Marcus Shell |
Nibhal Tamrakar |
4% |
A |
F |
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MS 112-013 |
Dr. Jeffrey Dodd |
Kabita Kunwar |
18% |
C |
D |
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MS 112-020 |
Sharon Padgett |
Apeksha Dahal |
4% |
A |
B |
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MS 113-003 |
Dr. Edwin Smith |
Lucas Saone |
54% |
D |
C |
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MS 125-003 |
Dr. Edwin Smith |
Lucas Saone |
20% |
C |
C |
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MS 126-002 |
Dr. Edwin Smith |
Divash Pokharel |
20% |
C |
D |
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MS 302-001 |
Dr. Janice Case |
Divash Pokharel |
8% |
A |
C |