Webpage: http://www.lindenwood.edu/academics/tutor.html
Email: WritingCenter@lindenwood.edu
Phone: (636) 949-4870
Location: Lower Level Butler Library

Webpage: http://www.lindenwood.edu/academics/tutor.html

Tutor information is also accessed through pccommon. You will find a folder titled, “Tutor Lists.” Tutors are listed by academic discipline and include dates and times of availability.

Student mentors are available to form a supportive and coaching relationship with student peers. Peer-to-peer mentorship includes transition to college living, development of learning strategies such as time management, goal setting, study habits, and exam preparation. Peer Mentors are students empowering students in college adjustment and successful decision making.

Students may electronically schedule a meeting time by going to http://rich36.com/lindenwood/. If you have not previously registered for the electronic scheduling system, you will need to do so in order to have access to this program. Once logged in, you will choose the St. Charles Peer Mentor Schedule option in the dropdown box located at the top right of the screen.

Location: Memorial Arts Building (MAB), room 210

This program seeks to identify at-risk students and to provide the necessary resources to help them succeed academically. By advising and mentoring students who have encountered difficulties and addressing their special academic needs, we hope to give each and every student the opportunity to excel.

Ms. Cathy Hart, Director of Student Success
Email: chart@lindenwood.edu
Phone: (636) 949-4768
MAB, Room 204

Webpage: http://www.lindenwood.edu/academics/disabilities.html

Students who need assistance or accommodations regarding certified disabilities should contact the Student Support and Accessibility Coordinator.

Jared Conner
Email: jconner@lindenwood.edu
Phone: (636) 949-4510
MAB 210

Webpage: http://www.lindenwood.edu/counseling/scrc.html

The Student and Counseling Resource Center assists students in creating a healthy emotional environment within the University setting. Resources are provided to LU students free of charge.

Dr. Marsha Andreoff
E-Mail: mandreoff@lindenwood.edu
Phone: (636) 949-4528

The student Ombudsman is a neutral party who works as a student liaison for problem resolution. The purpose of the Ombudsman is to provide confidential consultation involving informal complaints, financial options, and policy clarification and to facilitate communication with University offices on behalf of the student.

Ms. Christie Rodgers, Dean of Student and Academic Support Services
Email: crodgers@lindenwood.edu
Phone: (636) 949-4697
MAB, Room 206

To facilitate communication, Lindenwood University encourages all graduating students to attend Graduating Student Day when all necessary departments needed for the checkout process are available in one convenient location. This event streamlines the checkout process for students who are graduating and gives them an opportunity to get answers to questions about commencement, diploma receipt, graduate programs, career services, and alumni involvement. Graduating Student Day also allows graduating students to work out last-minute arrangements with administrative offices such as the Business Office and Financial Aid. Graduating Student Day is held in May and December.

First Generation Collegians (FGC) is a student organization supported by the Office of Student and Academic Support Services. FGC’s primary goal is to engage first-generation college students and to provide academic, social, and community support to all students throughout their experience at Lindenwood.

Ms. Christie Rodgers, Dean of Student and Academic Support Services
Email: crodgers@lindenwood.edu
Phone: (636) 949-4697
MAB, Room 206

Students are eligible to participate in community service programs as part of the LU community. Approved community service hours may be earned toward final recognition on the student’s academic transcript. Students wishing to participate in the community service program must register through OrgSync (http://www.orgsync.com) and join “Community Service Transcript Designation.”

Dr. Julie Turner
Email: jturner@lindenwood.edu
Phone: (636) 949-4652
MAB, Room 303

Linden Scroll is an honor society bound together to promote University loyalty, to advance the spirit of service and fellowship within the student community, to promote and maintain a high standard of scholarship, and to recognize and encourage leadership.

Ms. Christie Rodgers, Dean of Student and Academic Support Services
Email: crodgers@lindenwood.edu
Phone: (636) 949-4697
MAB, Room 206

Students who are not graduating, but choosing not to return to LU for a future term must complete the checkout process. This process involves a face-to-face meeting scheduled through the electronic scheduling system. Students may electronically schedule a meeting time by going to http://rich36.com/lindenwood/. If you have not previously registered for the electronic scheduling system, you will need to do so in order to have access to this program. Once logged in, you will choose the St. Charles Checkout Process option in the dropdown box located at the top right of the screen.