![]() Academic Success CenterDept Head: Dr. Sandra Moore, Dean of Students for Academic Support The Academic Success Center, located in the Harris and Betts Smith Learning Center, is the primary source of academic support programs on campus. Through the Academic Success Center, students may request the following: Students can request academic coaching including goal setting and time management training through the Academic Success Center. Our Disability Services and Educational Opportunity Fund programs also provide support services to our Centenary students and are located within the Academic Success Center. The Academic Success Center conducts a number of workshops aimed at student success covering topics such as time management and note taking. These workshops provide effective strategies for students looking to improve their organizational skills both inside and out of the classroom. During the Spring 2009 semester, students can attend the following workshops: Weekly Success tips are also distributed to all students via email and archived in Blackboard. These tips provide students with information concerning test anxiety, group projects, etc. All of the services provided by the Academic Success Center are free. The Academic Success Center looks to assist all students in achieving their fullest academic potential through the personalized attention each student receives. Every student is recognized as an individual. All CAPS students interested in receiving tutoring should contact Gail Ahnemann at ahnemanng@centenarycollege.edu or extension 5049. Graduate students interested in receiving tutoring should contact their academic advisor. HUB: "Home of the Tutoring and Writing Center"Coordinators: Christoph Nowaczyk and Paula Tremain Students are encouraged to be active participants in their tutoring sessions and experiment with a variety of ideas through brainstorming. The sessions are interactive and topics such as writing strategies and grammatical/content concerns are discussed. The HUB treats writing as a process involving practice, risk taking, and revising. Online Writing Lab (OWL) Online tutoring is also available for students whose schedule prohibits a face to face meeting with a HUB peer tutor. This service allows students to submit writing for peer review. It is used extensively by Centenary's students to assist in successful writing. There are two ways to take advantage of this 24/7 service: 1. Log on when the writing center is open and converse with a tutor, similar to instant messaging. |