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A student-run creators' space designed to foster creativity by providing an infrastructure for the DIY learning of technology, build IT assists anyone in their mission of bringing their ideas to life.
Library Study Spaces
The 24/7 Study Area, located on the 2nd floor of the Library Addition, provides the SDSU community access to study space 24/7 during the semester. Overnight access is restricted to current SDSU students, faculty, and staff with an active SDSUid.
Quiet Study is synonymous with libraries, and, of course, the SDSU Library has got peaceful, quiet spaces to encourage focus study. Quiet Study spaces can be found on the entire 5th floor of Love Library.
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Library Addition 2203
The Esports Engagement Center is a joint initiative of the Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity, the Division of Information Technology, and the University Library to provide a space for the delivery of a holistic program centered on esports as a medium for curricular and co-curricular learning, student success, advising, health and well-being, career development, and scholarly research.
https://business.sdsu.edu/student/fmlab
Love Library 261
The Financial Markets Lab will facilitate both small and large-scale student projects that are central to many courses across a wide array of disciplines both in the College of Business and elsewhere in the University. Access to real-time data enables faculty to tailor their course offerings more directly to practical career needs.
Equipped with 12 Bloomberg Terminals, a stock market ticker display, and the latest classroom technology. With generous financial support and gifts provided by Stephen & Marjorie Cushman, the Financial Markets Lab was inaugurated on September 21, 2012.
https://sacd.sdsu.edu/latinx-resource
Love Library 182
The Latinx Resource Center supports students of Latin American descent throughout their journey at SDSU to succeed and thrive academically, socially, and holistically. We are rooted in Latinx culture, with commitments to intersectionality, equity, and social and racial justice.
We cultivate a culturally affirming, inclusive, and welcoming space where Latinx students can show up authentically, be heard in the fullness of their voices, and be seen for the complexity of their diverse experiences.
Love Library 328
The Math & Stats Learning Center provides a central location for free, on-demand tutoring for students from lower division mathematics, statistics, and science courses.
https://studentsuccess.sdsu.edu/supplemental-instruction
Love Library 462A
Supplemental Instruction targets historically difficult courses and offers free sessions to all students on a voluntary basis. Sessions are facilitated by students who were previously successful in the course, known as SI Leaders. These sessions are collaborative and integrate course content and study skills with information gathered from attending all of the class lectures to help students engage in active learning. Active learning in SI Sessions may include memory games, journaling, or diagramming on the board. Please view this video to get a better idea of SI at SDSU.
https://writingcenter.sdsu.edu/
Library Addition 1103
The SDSU Writing Center promotes student success with writing across the university.
The Center works with undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines to develop and extend their knowledge and performance of academic literacies through coaching from tutors who engage them in conversations about their writing and broaden their understanding of audience, genre, language, and context.
The Center also works with faculty to promote success in writing instruction and to support the teaching of writing across the university. The Center conducts research into writing, which informs our work with tutoring as well as our understanding of the teaching of writing on campus.