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When I think of the word SLUR, I think of words that are highly insulting to a particular ethnic group or organization, not once did I ever think of (SLUR), The Science Learning Resources Center, established by Ann Stuart, a renowned Chancellor of Texas Woman’s University (TWU) the 80,000-square-foot, $26.4 million Ann Stuart Science Complex (ASSC), according to the Texas Woman’s University website was designed to meet LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) standards in keeping up with TWU’s goal of reducing its carbon footprint. The facility includes the latest instructional technology and state-of-the-art equipment for teaching and research in biology, molecular biology, physics and “green” chemistry. As I continued on my adventure …show more content…
He was very nice, and excited to help me as I pursued to know more information. I assured him that I only wanted to know some information about SLUR, Daniel then chuckled and agreed with my request. During the interview I asked him many questions. I began by asking him, could you describe one of your typical workdays? He replied: “A typical workday for me is coming in, setting up, sitting in the back or walking around asking and observing to see if any students need help. Usually if no one needs help I sit back down in the back to work on homework. As you know, I am a student …show more content…
I then asked: How would someone know this information and other things about SLUR like any books you may have and other materials? He responded “We have a website that students can go to, and the website is http://www.twu.edu/slrc.com and if you cannot find the information that you are looking for you can always give us a call or drop by.” Referring back to how busy the center was, I asked: if someone needed a great deal of help in little time, when is the best time to come in? He said “well, the mornings are typically slower than the afternoons, as students finish up their school day the center usually becomes very busy. I would recommend coming in early or scheduling an appointment with a tutor, you can only schedule an appointment by coming in only

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