CAS Services and Resources

Have a question? Need to chat? Meet up with a staff member below! 

This is not an exhaustive list of services. If you don't see your topic listed above, contact cas@lawrence.edu or join any of the student walk-in hours below and we can refer you to the appropriate staff member.
 

Please schedule a meeting with a staff member by clicking their name below:

• Dr. Monita Mohammadian Gray
  Dean of Academic Success
  • please email cas@lawrence.edu to set up a time
     
• Cecile Despres-Berry
  Director of ESL and the Waseda Program
   
• Joanna Morey
  Accessibility Services and Academic Skills Specialist
   
• Julie Haurykiewicz
  Associate Dean of Academic Success
   
• Kate Zoromski
  Associate Dean of Academic Success
   
• Amy Nottingham
  Student Success Specialist

CAS tutors are available to support students' work in most courses offered at LU.

The best ways for students to get connected with a tutor during the academic year are as follows:

Drop-In Writing Tutoring
Hours: Sun-Thurs: 1-11pm & Fri-Sat: 1-5pm
Location: 2nd floor of the library (in the CAS)

Drop-in Math Tutoring
Check course syllabi & Canvas for information

Other Types of Tutoring

1. Students should contact a tutor directly whenever possible. To locate a tutor, students should check course syllabi, Canvas, and/or ask their instructors who the tutors are for a particular course.
2. If a student wants to work with the same tutor throughout the term, they can simply make arrangements with the tutor about how meet in an ongoing manner.
3. To request a tutor more generally (for any subject/assignment in which a tutor has not already been identified), a student can use the tutor request form in Voyager (a direct link is also available on the CAS website and in Voyager under the Center for Academic Success tab—>Tutor Request form). CAS staff monitor requests in Voyager and assign them to tutors throughout the day.
4. If a student experiences difficulty in connecting with a tutor, they should contact Julie directly.

Students should be aware of any requirements for or restrictions on tutoring made by individual course instructors (e.g., you must meet with a tutor before submitting a certain assignment or you cannot work with a tutor on certain assignments). The LU Honor Code will, as always, be in place whenever a student works with a tutor.

Julie Haurykiewicz is available to answer questions or provide support to both instructors and students regarding tutoring.

Establishing eligibility for academic accommodations with Accessibility Services is a three-step process:

1. Self-identify to Accessibility Services by completing an Eligibility Request Form.
2. Gather your disability documentation.
3. Schedule an intake appointment with the Accessibility Services Specialist by responding to a meeting request email from accessibility@lawrence.edu, which you will receive after submitting the Eligibility Request Form.

Please contact Joanna Morey with questions related to disability, equal access, and academic accommodations by emailing accessibility@lawrence.edu.

Students seeking help with study skills, organization, and test preparation can contact Joanna Morey at joanna.morey@lawrence.edu to schedule an appointment.

Contact Cecile Despres-Berry to set up an appointment for English language services, including writing or speaking consultations. We can work together over email, zoom, telephone, etc.

• Use Calendly for appointments on Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. - noon (U.S. CST) https://calendly.com/lu-cecile-despres-berry
• Email to schedule appointments at other times: despresc@lawrence.edu

Academic counseling will be available through Zoom throughout spring term. You can schedule appointments as usual using the Calendly app below. Once your appointment is set, Kate will contact you with the Zoom invitation.

• Kate Zoromski: https://calendly.com/lu-kate-zoromski

Two sections of the class are running spring term (asychronously). If you have questions about the class, you can contact Kate Zoromski (zoromskk@lawrence.edu).

Please find the document in PDF format and Microsoft Word format below:

• Online Study Habits & Strategies Guide (pdf)
• Online Study Habits & Strategies Guide (Microsoft Word)