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Academic Support Center

The Academic Support Center (ASC) is a nationally certified peer tutoring center offering undergraduate Assumption students one-on-one and group tutoring included in tuition.

Office of the Provost

Contact Information

Allen Bruehl, Director of the Academic Support Center

abruehl@assumption.edu

Location

Emmanuel D'Alzon Library - Room 212

Adjusting from High School to College; Building Study Skills

The ASC is certified by the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA) and is an active member of the New England Peer Tutor Association (NEPTA).

For Tutoring Appointments, Call 508-767-7071.

The Academic Support Center Mission Statement:

The Academic Support Center, located on the 2^nd floor of the d’Alzon Library, is committed to assisting students to reach their academic potential. The ASC is designed to enrich the academic and learning skills of Assumption College students through the utilization of on-ground peer tutors and professional staff, and e-tutoring.

Tutoring is available in:

General Writing
Mathematics
Accounting/Economics/Finance
Computer Science
French/Spanish/Italian
History
Philosophy
Psychology
Political Science
Sociology/Criminology
Theology

Writing Conferences are available in:

Pre-writing/Invention
Organization of ideas
Paragraph development
Style/editing/proof-reading
Citation format (MLA, APA)

For tutoring appointments, please call 508-767-7071.

Academic Support Center Staff

Allen Bruehl

Director of the Academic Support Center, Adjunct Faculty

508-767-7311

Taylor Garnes

Assistant Director, Student Accessibility Services

508-767-7697

Ruth Amy Hurley

Associate Director for Student Success

508-767-7035

Julie LeBlanc

Director of Student Accessibility Services

508-767-7500

Academic Support Center Resources

A college degree is more than just 40 courses and 120 credit hours.

At Assumption College, it is a personal and intellectual journey, and no two are alike. Assumption is committed to academic advising founded on a strong, individual relationship between advisor and advisee. All students are advised by informed, experienced, full-time teaching faculty committed to helping you chart your journey at each stage of your experience.

Year-by-Year
- First year: Assumption matches each student with an advisor based on academic interests and goals. Those advisors aid in the transition to college-level academics, guide students to resources on campus, including the College’s online advising and registration system, WebAdvisor.
- Second year: Advisors focus on supporting students as they choose among our 40 majors.
- Junior year: In addition to course selection and career discussions, there are exciting opportunities such as study abroad or internships.
- Senior year: Advisors support advisees as they apply to graduate school and post-baccalaureate scholarships, or move into the professional world.
Students may work one-on-one with the ASC’s professional staff on academic skills such as:
- Time management
- Organization
- Note-taking strategies
- Reading strategies
- Test preparation
The Academic Support Center facilitates First-year Experience COMPASS workshops in:
- Strategies for Academic Success
- Advising 101: Planning Your Path
- Advising 102: Mastering the Tech-WebAdvisor
- Sun.: 6:00 pm-10:00 pm
- Mon.-Thurs.: 8:30 am-10:00 pm
- Fri.: 8:30 am-4:30 pm
- Closed Saturday

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