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Please reach out with suggestions.  \nEmail in Canvas preferred TBA, in addition by appt via zoom[ashlyn.rose.hale@chem.ufl.edu](ashlyn.rose.hale@chem.ufl.edu)All office hours will meet in 252  \n352-294-3661  \nCLB 412D  \nKeene-Flint (except zoom ones) I welcome you to contact me outside of class and student hours. You may email me via canvas and/or see me before or after class.  \nGrad TAs: TBA  \nEmail: TBA  \nStudent hours: TBA  \nUndergraduate TAs: TBA  \nAcademic Resources offers free tutoring assistance. See their website for details.  \n• face-to-face in CLB130 T (P2-3) and R (P3) (zoom option for lecture)  \n• zoom link at the top of the home page  \n• discussion section (Monday class) in-person (no zoom option)  \n• Exams in-person only (DTE – evening assembly exams) , periods E2-3 (8:20 to  \n10:20 PM)  \nREQUIRED & RECOMMENDED COURSE MATERIALS   \nThe text Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change, 9th ed. , Silberberg & Amateis (McGraw Hill) is required. Access to the textbook is via the ALEKS platform, accessed through a link in your Canvas course. A portion of your grade may stem from electronic homework (ALEKS) via the same link. You must purchase ALEKS360 (both the  \ntext and electronic homework) for the course. This includes access for the ALEKS Prep for CHM2045 at no additional charge to you.  \nThere are two options for purchasing access to homework/ebook: Option 1 : consent to have the purchase price charged to your student account following the directions posted on the course homepage in Canvas; this is a time-limited option after which only Option 2 is available. Option 2: purchase an access code for the materials at the UF Bookstore (at a slightly higher price) .  \nTo opt in, navigate to: [https://bsd.ufl.edu/allaccess.](https://bsd.ufl.edu/allaccess. Click the)[ Click the](https://bsd.ufl.edu/allaccess. Click the) “Opt In” tab or view the “View Eligible UF All Access Classes” button. You will be prompted to log in using Gatorlink credentials. Follow the prompt to authorize charges to your student account. The access code will then be provided. Copy the access code to your clipboard. In the Canvas course, click on the ALEKS module, and provide the access code when prompted to do so. If you have any questions about the authorization process or refunds contact [Included@bsd.ufl.edu](Included@bsd.ufl.edu).  \nA paperback version of the text is completely optional. The bookstore may stock paper versions of the text, or you can order one directly through the McGraw Hill website. A paper version is on reserve at the Marston Science Library for reference purposes.  \nAll other assigned material will be available through Canvas.  \nTo prepare you for this course we are providing you with this free ALEKS prep. It is worth 2% of your course grade. We recommend you complete this prep before the first day of class (ALEKS prep due January 26) . 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