Everybody’s working for the weekend!

Need to get caught up from the busy week? Need motivation to turn your Friday afternoon into a key part of your homework routine? Want to make the sunday scaries be less scary? Come to Walter Library for a relaxed yet productive study time at the Friday Finish from 1:30-4pm on Fridays:

• Friday, October 2 – Friday Finish  – 1:30-4pm
• Friday, October 30 – Friday Finish – 1:30-4pm (Halloween edition) 
• Friday, November 13 – Friday Finish – 1:30-4pm

Bonus: Save the date for the Long Night Against Procrastination – Wednesday, December 9 from 6:30-9:30pm in Wilson Library

What is it like? Who is it for?  

• Take time to relax, finish up work from the week, get a start on weekend homework or plan ahead for next week.
• All students are welcome. Study solo or bring a friend
• Find your perfect study spot with hundreds of individual and group study spaces (reserve a study room)
• Drop in to fast-track your finish with peer tutors for research, writing, MATH, CHEM, and more (view tutoring schedules and book appointments)
• Get help with doing research, finding sources and writing papers
• We will have a creative study break each week like button making, bracelet making, and more or make something in the Toaster (sewing machines, sticker making, 3D printing, and more).
• Free coffee, snacks and treats from M Food Co. 
• We will have fun reading books to read or check out.

Register in advance or just drop by. Start at the first floor to sign in for a chance to win fabulous door prizes, view the Friday Finish schedule then find your perfect study spot to get it done!

Connect with resource tables: 

Talk to fellow students and staff from the following campus units to learn more about services for you:

• Student Writing Support
• Tutoring and Academic Success Center
• RecWell
• Boynton Health
• Weisman Art Museum
• Center of Academic Planning and Exploration (CAPE)
• University Book Club
• Radio K: Real College Radio
• First-Gen Student Success Center 

Questions?
Contact Kate Peterson (katep@umn.edu) with any questions.