Welcome to the Multimodal Lab, located in BC 102
Communication Tutoring and Learning Support
Resources for Students to Develop and Practice their Communication Skills
Communication Tutoring and Learning Support
WELCOME to our learning support and resources for students in Communication classes!
During the Summer 2025 session, the Communication Department offers free, online tutoring for all communication students via zoom. We are here to provide friendly help and support your success at any stage of the learning process. Check out our schedule and make a plan to visit soon!
Summer 2025 Tutoring for Communication Classes
begins on Wednesday, June 11 and ends on Wednesday, August 13.
If you are attending tutoring for extra credit, please complete a tutoring exit ticket to ensure you receive credit for your visit.
During the Fall and Spring semesters, we offer in-person tutoring, services, resources,
events, and additional support at the Multimodal Lab, located in BC 102.
The Multimodal Lab
STUDY SPOT | TUTORING | EVENTS | COMMUNITY
During the Fall and Spring semesters, The Multimodal Lab is open in-person on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10am-4pm. The Multimodal lab is located in BC
102 on West Campus, next to the West Campus Cafe. Communication Tutors provide discipline-specific
tutoring for students enrolled in Communication courses, and Collaborative Learning
Assistants provide friendly help to students across the disciplines. Our dynamic,
colorful, welcoming, and creative space is also packed with resources and has loads
to offer students. We are open to all and invite all students to visit and enjoy our
resources and inclusive community.
Our goal is to welcome and empower students by providing an inclusive and accessible
learning environment where students can share ideas, build their skills and knowledge,
and feel a sense of belonging and community.
We hope to see YOU soon! 😀
Resources and Community
- tutoring
- study space
- computers
- printing/scan/copy resources
- multi-purpose private rooms
- textbooks
- events
- media
- art supplies and sensory materials
- book nook with poetry and comics
- space to rest and relax
Please visit the links below to see our schedule for tutoring and events. Students attending tutoring for extra credit should complete a tutoring reflection form to ensure they receive credit for their visit.
TUTORING AND EVENTS
Tutoring
FREE one-on-one and group tutorial support
Events
Join us for in-person and online events. Always free and open to the SBCC community.
Comfortable and welcoming study space
Textbooks and Resources
Multipurpose Rooms
Reading room and cozy book nook with poetry and comics
Express yourself! Art station for creativity, play, stress relief
Study with a view
Quiet Study
Queer Pizza
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More FREE SBCC Resources to Support Your Learning and Success
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Students are encouraged to use the Writing Center, which offers both in-person and online tutoring with Writing Center tutors by drop-in and appointment.
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Students may also work online or come to the Learning Resource Center to use the Computer and Technology Resources, and they may work in-person with one of the Computer Tutors, who support students in all subject areas with any computer or technology needs related to their coursework.
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The SBCC Library provides a variety of support for students both online and in-person, including one-on-one service from stellar librarians and staff.
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Students may also contact Information Technology (IT) for computer related questions and support through the helpdesk or Daily Zoom Drop-in Support (available Monday through Thursday, 10:30am to 8:00pm).
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Information about additional support for students may be located at the Student Resource Finder. Please explore and take advantage of the FREE campus resources that support both your well-being and academic success.
NEW! STUDENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES!
COMMUNICATION TUTOR
The Communication Department reviews applications for the position of Communication Tutor on a rolling basis. We are looking for people who have studied Communication, enjoy learning, and are enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge and skills to support students in the learning process. This is an in-person, on-campus part-time position which may also include remote work. The job includes paid training, as well as opportunities for additional professional development. Click here to learn more and apply.WORK STUDY POSITION
The Communication Department reviews applications or the position of Laboratory Assistant in the Multimodal Lab on a rolling basis.. This is an in-person, on-campus part-time position which may also include remote work. Click here to learn more and apply.Email Michelle Detorie (mmdetorie@pipeline.sbcc.edu) with any questions.
