The Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning Dr. Victoria Clegg, Director 215 Fairchild Hall 532-7828 Established to assist KSU faculty with all phases of instructional development, the Center will be happy to assist any graduate student who teaches with course development, evaluation and improvement, test construction and evaluation of student achievement, and evaluation of teaching. The course covers basic learning and teaching theory as well as principles of good practice, and challenges the student to apply these principles to current situations. If you are concerned about a student, or if the student is exhibiting behavior that is causing concern or disrupting learning , you may want to refer the student to a more appropriate source of help. If you feel like you need some help, get it. The Office of Student primarily provides direction and student leadership development for all of the student service programs.
Staff are on-call for and crisis intervention.
After a crisis, they will work with the student and refer them to the best available sources for help. Most of all, the Office of Student Life is involved with students in a variety of capacities. This office offers a wide variety of services that are available to students with physical limitations. Such limitations may include, but are not limited to such handicapping conditions as confinement to a wheelchair, blindness, deafness, learning disabilities such as dyslexia, post-polio syndrome, or traumatic injury. 532-6492 Academic Assistance is the central office for student academic concerns.