The Study Center  
  "Helping students to make the grade" 

Open to all students on campus, the Study Center was created to help students succeed. It provides a
place for quiet study, with tutors available to answer questions. Study Center staff can help students
having trouble with math, writing, reading, or study skills. In the Study Center atmosphere, all students
work to get the most from their educational programs.

Study Center Staff:

• Jennifer Ambrose, Developmental Writing Specialist/Associate
• Heidi Graham, TRIO Advisor
• Eva Herbert, TRIO Development Skills Specialist - English
• Barry Karow TRIO Associate Director
• Tony Landowski, M.S. - Study Center Director
• Geneen Miresse - Program Assistant
• Mike Morton, M.S. - TRIO Math Specialist
• Sara Pagliaroni, M.A. - Writing Specialist/OWL Director
• Katie Press - TRIO Math Specialist
• Katia Salyards - Advisor/Study Skills Specialist
• Kelli Thornton - Program Assistant II
• Kurt Vanderhoef - Math Specialist/Associate Lecturer
• Susan Ziegert, M.A. - Learning Skills Specialist

To learn more about what the Study Center offers, click on the following topics, or call us at (262) 521-5476:

• Academic and Career Resources
• Computer Access
• Hours of Operation
• Mentor Program
• Mini-Courses
• Online Writing Lab
• Resume Writing
• Study Rooms
• Study Skills
• Test-taking Service for Students with Special Needs
• TRIO Program
• Tutoring
  

Mini Courses:

Short courses are offered each semester. Dates and times will be posted below periodically. For the most
up-to-date information, check at the Study Center in Westview Hall or call (262) 521-5476. All mini-courses are held in the Study Center, Room W122 unless otherwise specified.

Computer Access:

In addition to being hooked onto the campus computer network, the Study Center computers have TIS (Transfer Information System) on line as well as algebra and geometry reviews, Anatomy and Physiology information, typing tutorials, Essay Punch, and a CD-ROM with a calculus solutions manual.

Academic and Career Resources:

A resource for both class reviews and transfer information, the Study Center owns a library of materials
including: math review materials, English handbooks, college catalogues, and career and transfer planning
information.

Study Rooms:

Located at the back of the Study Center, these four rooms provide students with quiet study areas for individual study, white boards and seminar tables for group study, and one room has a voice activated computer and the Reading Edge for students who need assistance in reading/writing materials.

Test-taking Service for Students with Special Needs:

Students with physical or learning disabilities who need extra time on tests or tests taken in a quiet place may schedule make-up exams with written permission of the Coordinator for Students with Disabilities and the approval of their instructor.  To schedule a time to take a test, go to the front desk of the Study Center or call (262) 521-5476.

Hours of Operation