The Learning Center

Overview

• One-on-one academic strategy guidance
  
  
• Support for the transition to college level academics
  
  
• Exploration of individual factors influencing motivation
  
  
• Assistance with academic goal setting, self-monitoring, and organization skills
  
  
• Small group study strategy classes (COLL 104)
  
  
• Math and Algebra Practica to develop skills for college level math
  
  
• Walk-in Peer Tutoring System certified by the College Reading and Learning Association
  
  
• Centralized services for students with diagnosed learning disabilities
  
  
• Assistive Technology Lab with state-of-the-art software
  
  
• Study Lab opened during the evenings (except for Fridays and Saturdays)
  
  
• Utilization of the Lindamood-Bell ® Approach to Learning ((DEVL 005, fee-based)
  
  
• The Mentor Advantage Program – Transition and Persistence Phase (DEVL 020 – 042, fee-based)
  
  
• Professional Tutoring (DEVL 025 - 029, fee-based)
  
  
• Professional staff with graduate degrees in Education, Educational Psychology, Special Education, Counseling, and Reading