The Psychology Learning Center is located in Room 11-110 at Brighton (inside the Electronic Learning Center: see the slideshow on the "location and hours" page), and in Room 4259 (inside the Integrated Learning Center) at Damon. The Psychology Learning Center provides a system of learning aids, tests, tutors, and other professional support designed to help Introductory Psychology students at MCC succeed in their course.
Studying human behavior, mental processes, and all the factors that contribute to these is absolutely fascinating, but studying it through the systematic approach of science is often more challenging than expected. We've created the Psychology Learning Center and the structured approach to this course to help you learn as much as possible about the science of psychology while you're in the course. See the links at left for information about the Learning Center and PSY 101 in general.
In addition to this web site, the textbook publisher maintains a web site for PSY 101 that offers backup copies of all the learning objectives and a practice test for each unit: MCC PSY101 @ Cengage . That link opens a separate window, taking you to the textbook site, which is not part of the Psychology Learning Center web site, but is custom designed for MCC's PSY 101. (And despite its look, it is updated to the 7th edition of the Weiten textbook.) You can also find backup copies of the learning objectives on the campus "M-drive" in the "Courses" → "PSY" → "PSY101 Objectives" folder.
PSY 101 faculty: To access student test scores and grades, you can log into the ilrn.com web site. (You'll need your login ID and password.) Instructions for accessing and printing grades are HERE. (If you are using an Internet Explorer browser, and are logged in on campus with your faculty ID, you can access the Faculty FAQ and the latest Instructor Info Manual, which are on the M-drive following the path "Psychology" → "Learning Center" → "LC Faculty Info" → "Instructor Info Manual & FAQs", and which contain detailed information about the operation of PSY 101, including current policies.)