Event: Learning Commons Wednesday Workshops: Neural Lab
- Wednesday, April 15, 2026
- noon to 1 p.m.
- All Seven Campuses
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All Seven Campuses
This event is taking place at all seven campuses of Dallas College. Please review the event details for more information.
Join us for our Wednesday Workshops! These interactive sessions are designed to help you build academic skills, boost confidence and succeed in your courses.
Each workshop features a different topic, so you can attend the sessions that best fit your needs. All students are welcome.
April 15 Focus: Study Skills and Metacognition
The Experiment: "Hack Your Brain Chemistry"
To succeed in college, you must understand how your "onboard computer" (the brain) stores information. This lab will teach you how to optimize your study habits.
Locations: All Seven Campuses — Learning Commons
Brookhaven - L376
Cedar Valley - C104N
El Centro - B209
Eastfield -L208
Mountain View - W145
North Lake - L236
Richland - L107
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