Academic Support

 

Tutoring -Campbellsville University’s tutoring program seeks to provide tutoring by appointment for any undergraduate class in which students may need assistance. Additionally, walk-in writing tutoring is available on week days from 9 AM-5PM. Peer tutors are students who have previously completed the course with a “B” or better. To request tutoring or apply to serve as a tutor, complete the BASC tutoring form on TigerNet.

 

Advising - All academic advising by faculty is coordinated through the Office of Academic Support.

New students are assigned an academic advisor to assist them in selecting classes each semester that are appropriate for completing their selected degree program.

 

Disability Services -The purpose of Disability Services is to remove academic barriers for students who need additional support. Students who have a documented physical, psychological, emotional, and/or learning disability can work with Disability Services to receive necessary accommodations. Students who want to inquire about required documentation and possible accommodations may contact the office of Disability Services.

Kimberly Harden - BASC 212 - (270) 789-5450

 

First-Year Success Coaches - First-Year Success Coaches are assigned to each new student based on their choice of major.  The success coaches are designed to assist new students in their transition to college and to provide support to new students throughout the first year. Success coaches will also help new students to connect with faculty members, academic clubs, and activities. Students are encouraged to contact their success coach with any question or need they have as they transition to college and throughout the first year. 

 

Sophomore Success Coach - The Sophomore Success coach provides support to sophomore students throughout the second year.

 

 

Introductory Studies/Early Alert Coordinator - The Introductory Studies Coordinator provides academic advising to students taking developmental coursework and facilitates services to accommodate their learning needs. Introductory Studies courses are designed to ease the transition into university level mathematics, English, and success skills. Additionally, the university’s early alert program identifies students who are academically at-risk and provides extra support.

 

Study Area and Study Rooms - A large open area is available in the BASC for students to use for individual study as well as space for group study sessions. In addition to the open study area, there are four private study rooms. The study rooms are available on a walk-in basis and can also be reserved. The study area and study rooms are available Monday-Thursday from 8 a.m. until midnight, Friday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., and Saturday-Sunday from 1 p.m. until Midnight.

 

Computer Lab and Laptop Computers - A computer lab is available in the BASC including free printing services. The computer lab is open the same hours as the study area and study rooms. Additionally, there are laptop computers that can be checked-out and used anywhere within the BASC building.