While the immediate goal of the Learning Center is improving students' abilities to learn, remember and solve problems, the Center's ultimate goal is increasing students' achievement, retention, and graduation. The Writing Center seeks to enhance writing skills by offering free, ungraded, non-credit tutorial services. Tutors work with students on all aspects of writing including topic development, organization, style, and grammar. Individual or small group tutorial sessions are available by appointment only during regular and summer sessions. The Math Tutorial Program seeks to strengthen fundamental math skills for students having difficulty with their math courses.
Professors refer students to the program.
Tutors meet weekly on an individual basis with students to work on problems to improve their overall understanding of course material. Learning Disabilities Services Learning Disabilities Services promotes learning by providing academic support to meet the individual needs of students diagnosed with specific learning disabilities. LDS strives to ensure the independence of participating students so that they may succeed during and beyond their University years. The Department of Disability Services develops programs and services based on individual need, that enable students with disabilities to meet the demands of university life as independently as possible. The International Center fosters international scholarship, exchange, and understanding through multicultural programs and services.