I've never needed to study, but now I do! Who do I go to for help?
 I don't know how to get started on this writing assignment, who do I talk too?
What do I do if I feel overwhelmed?
If I find that I can't manage my time well, is there someone that can teach me?
If a class it difficult, is there someone to help me?
If I need academic or personal accommodations, where do I go?
I'm sick! What do I do and how much does it cost?

Our Academic and Personal Resources panel can answer your questions about all of this and more! Join us on Thursday, May 21 at 3 p.m. ET for a Q&A session with panelists from the Learning Skills Program, Student Wellbeing, the Writing Center, Academic Tutoring, and Disability Services. Plus, two student panelists whose job it is to make you a better student (tutoring) and a writer (the Writing Center) will join us.

Want to know more about our student panelists?

• Evan Wilt- a sophomore majoring in Accounting and minoring in Spanish from Louisville, Ky. involved in: Greek live, the Accounting Club, academic tutoring for accountingt and is a tour guide.

• Karisma Keeton- a sophomore Writing Rhetoric & Communication (WRC) major from Mt. Sterling, Ky. involved in: Transy choir, GraceNotes women's a capella group, 100 doors mentorship program, First Engagements scholar, the Writing Center and sorority life.