Believe us, life on campus is busy—an exciting, life-changing sort of busy. That's why we bring professors, speakers, advisors, and other academic support services to you in your halls. We’ll make is easy to get the support you need while you're a Duck.
The best questions and conversations happen when you are walking back from class. Faculty in residence are there for those moments, because they live in the halls.
Every hall has a faculty fellow. Think of them like your fairy godparents. They may not have magic wands, but they care about you and their expertise and experience is kind of magical. Ask your faculty fellow questions and get to know a faculty member out of class.
Sponsored by the Tutoring and Academic Engagement Center, The Hub provides a variety of academic resources such as tutoring, advising, workshops, targeted study sessions, and peer coaching. Located at the Living Learning Center North, Room 123.
Academic Resources on Campus
You don’t have to do this alone! Take advantage of programs designed to help you succeed in your studies.
- Tutoring and Academic Engagement Center (TAEC): Tutoring, classes and workshops, grad school test prep
- Center for Undergraduate Research and Engagement (CURE): It’s a research university, get involved!
- Academic Advising: Learn about academics, majors, and how to keep your degree goals in focus
- Accessible Education Center (AEC): Help with access and inclusion for students with disabilities
- TRiO Student Support Services: Help with college retention for students experiencing difficulties
- Center for Multicultural Academic Excellence (CMAE): Promotes retention and persistence for historically underrepresented populations
- McNair Scholars Program: Prepares juniors and seniors for graduate study
- Office of Distinguished Scholarships (ODS): Resources, guidance, and support for student pursuing competitive scholarships