PASS sessions are meant to be a time saver and help you focus your study effort. Use our free peer leader sessions as dedicated study time to stay on top of your academic workload. Sessions are held weekly and ran by a student who has aced this course. Whether you attend the full 2-hour session or drop in for 20 minutes, you can use this time to study for this course and save valuable study time.
All sessions are currently held on Zoom. All information needed to access the Zoom meetings can be found on eClass. Access Zoom Here.
Summer 2024 P.A.S.S. Schedule
Below you will find more information on sessions held for each individual course. All times in EST/EDT.
Section A & B - Tatijanna
Wednesdays from 3:00pm - 4:30pm
In-person: Calumet College 214- Link to map
Tuesdays from 10:00am - 12:00pm
Online: Zoom link to Tatijanna's PASS session
Zoom Meeting ID: 953 0031 4268
Password: PASS24
Study Strategy: My favorite study strategy is cue cards. I make them myself then I go through them with anyone who will listen (even if its a cat). Saying something out loud can force you to think through and understand the content more then reading it will. My big tip for you is to remember to take breaks! Breaks are very important to healthy study strategy's.
Section M - Liliane Zhen
Tuesdays from 9:30am - 11:00am
In-person: Calumet College 214- Link to map
Wednesdays from 11:30am - 1:30pm
Online: Zoom link to Liliane's PASS session
Zoom Meeting ID: 975 0726 2712
Password: PASS24
Study Strategy: Coming soon...
Section M - Ayissha Pavakopethan
Tuesdays from 11:00am - 12:30pm
In-person: Calumet College 214- Link to map
Thursdays from 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Online: Zoom link to Ayissha's PASS session
Zoom Meeting ID: 912 6693 0100
Password: PASS2302
Study Strategy: Coming soon...
Learning Tools and Resources
The Pomodoro Technique is a renowned time management tool designed to strike a harmonious balance between work and breaks by employing consistent intervals. Originating in the 1980s, it was crafted by Francesco Cirillo to enhance productivity and focus. A benefit of using the Pomodoro technique is that you can adjust it to fit your needs. You can make the work periods shorter (like 15 minutes) or longer (like 45 minutes). Just remember, if you change the work time, change the break time too. A short break should be around 20% or less of the work time. For guidance on getting started, here are a few tips on how to use this technique while you study:
For more information about the PASS Program, please contact:
Calumet and Stong College Office
Email: scchelp@yorku.ca