The Student Success Center partners with the colleges and departments to provide tailored support programs.

BLUE Groups

BLUE (Be Learners United in Excellence) Groups are designed to provide College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences students with dedicated time to work on individual tasks, learn and practice productive study habits, and connect with peers. BLUE Groups are not based on a topic or course, but rather a group of CAHS majors who want to improve their academics.

Study groups meet weekly in Morton Hall and are facilitated by an SSC student leader. Meetings will be 90 minutes long, with 60 minutes of individual work time and 30 minutes of group discussion on a key success topic. Topics include prioritizing time, habit-building, tackling large papers/projects, maintaining motivation, managing stress, etc.

 

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Learning Assistants

The Learning Assistant (LA) Program provides in-class academic support to students enrolled in targeted Math classes. Learning Assistants support students individually and in small groups by assisting them in deepening their understanding of course content, developing critical thinking and collaborative skills, and elevating their confidence and ability to solve problems on their own.

 Fall 2025 Learning Assistant Office Hours 

Section

Faculty

LAs

Office Hours
MA 150 01 S. Lenahan Henry H
Michael M		 M 11:00-12:00 / SST 107B / Michael M
M 2:00-3:00 / SSC / Michael M
T 6:00-7:00 / SSC / Henry H
W 8:40-9:40 / SST 107B / Henry H
W 2:00-3:00 / SSC / Michael M
R 9:30-10:30 / SSC / Henry H
MA 150 02 S. Kansakar Adam M
Ire O		 M 4:30-5:30 / SSC / Adam M
T 12:40-1:40 / SST 107B / Ire O
W 4:30-5:30 / SSC / Adam M
R 10:20-11:20 / SST 107B / Adam M
R 3:00-4:00 / SSC / Ire O
F 2:00-3:00 / SSC / Ire O
MA 150 04 J. Burrows Matthew A
Jace N		 Su 6:00-7:00 / SSC / Matthew A
T 9:20-10:20 / SST 107B / Jace N
T 3:00-4:00 / SSC / Jace N
R 9:20-10:20 / SST 107B / Matthew A
R 3:00-4:00 / SSC / Jace N
F 2:00-3:00 / SSC / Matthew A

Calculus Workshops

The Calculus Workshop is an opportunity for students to review core prerequisite knowledge and skills needed to be successful in Calculus I. The workshop is led by Math Department instructors and supported by SSC PASS Leaders and Tutors. 

The Calculus Workshop is offered in the first few weeks of each fall and spring semester. If you are enrolled in Calculus I, you will receive more information about the workshop from your instructor.

 

Students working together on course work under the guidance of an SSC student leader.

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