The Counseling Center works individually with students on issues that affect academic success. Also, the Center will do limited personality and learning assessment or make referrals to local resources. In order to receive accommodations, learning disability documentation must be on file at the Counseling Center. For more information, call 7074. The LRC has numerous computer workstations with access to the World Wide Web, an online public access catalog, CD-ROM periodical indexes, over 142,000 book and bound periodical volumes, and more than 1,400 different periodical and newspaper titles in paper and electronic formats.
Reference librarians are eager to help students with their research topics.
Call 8400 for more information. This course helps freshmen adjust to college life by giving tips on developing good study habits, time management techniques, and critical thinking skills. It is a 1-hour credit course, and all freshmen are highly encouraged to sign up for it in the fall. For more information, call the Registrar's Office at 8024. Students are encouraged to select an advisor in their departmental major at the end of their second semester or beginning of their third semester.