Academic Support Programs
Academic Support Programs offers resources and guidance to help students reach their academic goals.
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An Extra Layer of Academic Support for All Students
Our offices are located on the first floor of the Johnson Commons East. (This building is in between the Rebel Market and Weir Hall/the J.D. Williams Library, with the East Entrance facing Weir/Library.)
Meet the Team
Stephanie Berry
- Assistant Director, Academic Support Programs
Jamya Benson
- Learning Specialist
Anna Blakely
- Learning Specialist
Dakota Robertson
- Learning Specialist
Find the Right Support for You
This consult provides time for a student to have 30 minutes to discuss their academic life with a learning specialist 1:1.Please come prepared by bringing your personal laptop, planner (if you have one), and any questions or goals you may have.
Join us for the Rebel Recharge Workshop Series this Fall!
Every Thursday | 12:20-12:50PM | Johnson Commons East 112
Aug. 27 | First Week of Classes |
Sept. 3 | The Hidden Curriculum |
Sept. 10 | Building Effective Academic Habits |
Sept. 17 | Self-Advocacy: Asking Before It's Too Late |
Sept. 24 | Finding Your Focus: Study Spaces |
Oct. 1 | Study Smarter, Not Longer |
Oct. 8 | Fall Refresher (11AM-1PM) |
Oct. 15 | The Power of Persistence |
Oct. 22 | Purpose, Values, and Goal-Setting |
Oct. 29 | Creating Your Personal Brand |
Nov. 5 | Building Your Campus Network |
Nov. 12 | Success Beyond The Classroom |
Nov. 19 | Strategies for Exam Success |
Nov. 26 | Thanksgiving Break |
Dec. 3 | Study Smarter, Not Longer (Refresher) |
Dec. 10 | Finals Week |
Academic Skills Courses are required and available to students whose GPA falls below good standing or 2.0. EDHE 1001 and EDHE 3003 are required for students who go on academic probation after their first semester. EDHE 2002 is required for students who go on academic suspension and/or are returning from academic dismissal.
The Contractual Readmission Program offers additional support to students, but it requires a higher level of commitment and academic performance in return. This option is available only to students who are academically suspended and requires an application process. Students may apply once final grades are posted and academic standings are updated for the semester.
The CRP application for the Fall 2026 semester will be available beginning May 11, 2026. The priority deadline for submissions is August 7, 2026.
The CRP application will reopen after final grades are posted in December for students wishing to return in Spring 2027.
Schedule an Academic Peer Mentoring Session
Graduate students are available to meet with students 1:1 to support students as they navigate college experiences. Choose from the following students.
Sara Frances Neyman
Lily Potter
Caleb Seehafer
