*VISIT . . .*	*IF YOU NEED HELP . . .*
Your instructors	understanding expectations for any writing assignment. Talk to your instructor after class, drop by during office hours, or make a one-on-one appointment.
College Library	working on an assignment. Check out the library website or ask about a calendar of upcoming events. Many libraries have drop-in classes or workshops to help you learn specific skills. Head over to the reference desk and talk with a librarian about the assignment you are working on.
Writing Center	finding effective writing and research tools and writing or revising your paper.
Specialized Collections	finding information specific to your major. Check the main library's website for any specialized libraries or collections such as a biology or nursing collection. Make it a point to visit all of them.
Technology Support Center	dealing with a computer crisis. Everyone deals with their computer crashing at some point. It seems that disaster may strike right before a major paper is due. Prepare yourself! Check out your school's technology support services before you need them. Attend an orientation, chat with help-desk staff, and review their website so you know where to go when you're in crisis mode.
Departments of Speech and Communications	finding resources and specific courses to help you develop your speaking skills.
Student Activities	learning and practicing speaking skills. When you become active in student organizations, especially those like the student government association and the debate club, you will have many opportunities for speaking in front of a group.