The Office of Academic Accessibility
Amy Slody, Director, Murray Library 115C
The following support services are available to all students, but special provisions may be made for those with disabilities. Offices for the Learning Center & Writing Center are located in Murray Library. Supplemental Instruction is located in Boyer Hall. The Career Center is located in the Eisenhower Campus Center. The Math Help Room is located in F349 and F351.
Learning Center
Amy Slody, Director, Murray Library 110
The Learning Center provides a range of tutorial services through trained peer tutors. Subjects available include chemistry, biology, math, statistics, psychology, sociology, geography, education, history, economics, German, French, Spanish, English, Bible, and communications.
Writing Center
Ryan Rickrode, Director
The Writing Center provides peer tutors for written projects. Support is primarily through process writing assistance. In some instances, tutors are able to go beyond this level of assistance and work more directly with students with disabilities who may need more direct assistance. Click here to find out how to schedule an appointment.
Supplemental Instruction (SI)
Kristin Runyon, Coordinator
Supplemental Instruction targets "high-risk courses" enabling you to learn course content and transferable study skills in a relaxed environment. SI Leaders attend class lectures, take notes, read course materials, and then plan and conduct 2 review sessions outside of class each week. SI is currently available for BIOL 185/186 Anatomy and Physiology; CHEM 103 Chemistry Science; CHEM 105/106 General Chemistry; CHEM 204 Intro to Organic Chemistry; CHEM 309/310 Organic Chemistry and MATH 211 Calculus 3.
Math Help Room
Doug Phillippy, Director
The Math Help Room (Frey 351) is open Monday - Thursday, 6:00-9:00 p.m. Tutors are available for general physics and math help including Calculus, Statistics and General Education math courses.
Financial and Managerial Accounting
Fall Semester tutoring is available Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings from 7:00-10:00 p.m. in Frey 241.
Career and Professional Development Center
Ashley Jones, Associate Dean of the Career and Professional Development Center
The Career and Professional Development Center can assist you in identifying your strengths, exploring career choices, preparing a resume, developing interviewing skills, and connecting with graduate schools and employers. The Career and Professional Development Center has information specific to students with disabilities as well as general information for all students.