ACADEMIC ADVANCEMENT CENTER
STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER  Suite 1220
Link to printable list of resources

Instructional Services – 650-3717

• Developmental courses in reading, writing, and mathematics
• Study skills course (AD 115 – 2 credits)
• Career planning and development course (AD 117 – 2 credits)
• Testing Services

Mathematics Resource Area – 650-2055

• Tutors, solutions manual and software for all developmental courses and Math 120, 125 and 150
• Science Tutoring also available
• No appointment necessary

Writing Center – 650-2045

• Staff members are available to assist students with writing assignments for any class
• Self-instruction materials are available
• APPOINTMENT REQUIRED

Speech Center – 650-3085

• Graduate students provide assistance with SPC 105 and any other oral presentation assignment
• Students should call for an appointment
• Organization and critique of presentations including videotaping for review and practice

Student Opportunities for Academic Results (SOAR) – 650-3790

• Students must be admitted to the program to receive services
• Available to first-generation college students, students with a physical or learning disability, or students’ whose families have been declared low income
• Offers academic advising, tutoring, peer mentoring, quiet study time, and more

ADDITIONAL CAMPUS RESOURCES

Tutoring

• With individual instructors (visit instructors during office hours!)
• Departmental tutorial services (check with individual academic departments)
• Supplemental Instruction for certain courses (usually sciences, mathematics) – check with Instructional Services or academic departments

Counseling Services – Student Success Center, Suite 0220 – 650-2842

• Workshops on test anxiety, time management, stress management, decision making, assertiveness, and more
• Student Academic Survival Skills group – call for day/time/location
• Individual counseling by appointment

Disability Support Services – Student Success Center, Suite 1270 – 650-3726

• Testing for learning disabilities
• Resources and assistance for students with diagnosed learning disabilities

Resident Assistants and peers

• Can form study groups or seek advice from students in same classes or major

Wellness Program – Health Services, Student Success Center, Suite 0220   – 650-2842

• Workshops on wellness issues, stress management, health issues, alcohol and other drugs, addiction issues
• Individual assistance by appointment

Family Resource Center, Basement of 420 Cougar Village – 650-5367

• Quiet space for study, hours by appointment
• Special programs and support for students with families

Quiet study spaces

• Student Success Center Study Lounge
• Cougar Village Commons Building (Conference Room and Multi-Purpose Room may be used by reservation only)
• Woodland Hall Learning Resource Center (open 24 hours)
• Prairie Hall Learning Resource Center (open 24 hours)
• Bluff Hall Learning Resource Center (open 24 hours)
• Residence Hall Study Lounges (must be with a resident of that building to utilize)
• Morris University Center – Starbucks or upstairs at study tables
• Lovejoy Library
• Classroom buildings (empty classrooms)
• Edwardsville Public Library

http://www.siue.edu/is/math/biol_chem_physics_tutoring.shtml    Science courses

http://www.siue.edu/is/math/acct_econ_tutoring.shtml                  Business courses

http://www.siue.edu/is/math/cs_cmis_ms_tutoring.shtml               CMIS/Computer courses