What does FYSP stand for?

First-Year Seminar Program (education)

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The library's First-Year Seminar program is intended, as are other creative, informative programs at hundreds of colleges and universities in the United States, to raise awareness of services and resources, encouraging their use when a first-year student has a question, concern, or simply needs a space for study, collaboration, or contemplation.

Principles and practices for library outreach to first-year students

Hope's innovative First-Year Seminar program "places students into a small class with a faculty or staff member to learn about a topic or issue in a seminar format," says Kristen Gray, assistant dean and director of counseling.

Helping students cope with homesickness: it's a job that ...

A panel presentation by Jonn Salovaara and Daniel Godston, English Department, Columbia College Chicago, Chicago, IL 60605 When an institution begins a first-year seminar program specifically designed to offer multi-modal opportunities to students, being sure to state that this is not another English course, but nonetheless invites teachers of writing to help staff the program, how do those writing teachers make pedagogical sense of their situation?

Rhetoric & composition