1. Learning Assistance and Resource Center
224 Lawrence Center

2. Learning Assistance and Resource Center (LARC) Services
Supplemental Instruction (SI)
General Tutoring
Academic Development Program (ADP)
Academic Success Workshops (ASW)
Pre-Service Academic Performance Assessment (PAPA) Workshop Series
Smarthinking
Early Alert Program (EAP)
Continued Probation and Readmit Students

3. Quick Facts Hire 90-100 tutors a semester Register over 1,800 students
Students receive tutoring once a week for 50 minutes
Strict attendance policy
Tutors are trained for 10 hours through the CRLA Certification
Tutors meet every other week in their subjects
Tutors are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis
Our tutors received an A or A- in the course they are tutoring and have above a 3.0 CGPA

4. Supplemental Instruction (SI)
Courses with a 30% or higher DFW rate
Biology – 100, 110, 230, 259, 269
Chemistry – 103, 104, 107, 230, 231, 232
Tutor attends every class
Tutor acts as a model student in the class
Students get tutored once a week for 50 minutes
Registration begins on the WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28TH– tutoring spots fill up within the first few hours of registration
Registration is in the LARC, not online

5. General Tutoring For most 100- and 200-level courses
Tutor registration starts on the THURSDAY, AUGUST 29TH
Students may register throughout the semester- we highly encourage students to sign up during the first week of the semester

6. Academic Success Workshop (ASW)
ASW-a program designed to teach students general study skills, class participation, and time management methods
It consists of four one-hour workshops
Students may sign up for one or all workshop sessions
The ASW is offered twice per semester
Students can register online for workshops or contact the GA for individual sessions
Fall Dates TBD

7. Smarthinking Online tutoring: Available 24/7! Ideal for… General Math
Algebra
Calculus
Geometry & Trigonometry
Chemistry
Biology
Anatomy & Physiology
Physics
Statistics
Economics and Finance
Available 24/7!
Ideal for…
commuters
schedule conflicts with face-to-face tutoring
athletes
working students
non-traditional student

8. Early Alert Program (EAP)
The EAP is a proactive system of communication and collaboration of professors, program staff, academic advisors, and University students.
The goal of this program is to promote academic success for students by:
Identifying students having trouble with targeted course material.
Connecting students with an academic mentor to provide one-on-one support
Encouraging students to utilize campus resources and to also, communicate with professors, advisors and department chairperson
Helping students learn useful self advocacy skills

9. Questions? Kaitlyn Crouse Assistant Director 224 Lawrence Center