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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.

Division for Student Success
Contact Information

Allen Bruehl, Director of the Academic Support Center

508-767-7311

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 2nd 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
Ruth Amy Hurley

Associate Director for Student Success

508-767-7035
Kathryn Kadamus

Assistant Director of Student Accessibility Services

508-767-7697
Julie LeBlanc

Director of Student Accessibility Services

508-767-7500
Feb 16 Sun
Black History Month Mass

Celebrate Black History Month by attending this mass held by Father Warren Savage ’75, who will be accompanied by Count It All Joy Music Ministry from Webster, NY. Free and open to the public.

Feb. 16, 2020
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Chapel of the Holy Spirit
Feb 18 Tue
Black History & Women’s History Month Lecture: Diaspora Ambassadors: Black Women, Pageants, and Building Connections across the African Diaspora

Attend a powerful lecture that examines how African American women became diasporic ambassadors whose experiences in the African diaspora reshaped understandings of Blackness and community formation in the late 20th century. This lecture will be presented by Courtney Pierre Joseph, Ph.D., assistant ...

Feb. 18, 2020
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Hagan Hall, Hagan Campus Center

Events

Feb 16 Sun
Black History Month Mass

Celebrate Black History Month by attending this mass held by Father Warren Savage ’75, who will be accompanied by Count It All Joy Music Ministry from Webster, NY. Free and open to the public.

Feb. 16, 2020
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Chapel of the Holy Spirit
Feb 18 Tue
Black History & Women’s History Month Lecture: Diaspora Ambassadors: Black Women, Pageants, and Building Connections across the African Diaspora

Attend a powerful lecture that examines how African American women became diasporic ambassadors whose experiences in the African diaspora reshaped understandings of Blackness and community formation in the late 20th century. This lecture will be presented by Courtney Pierre Joseph, Ph.D., assistant ...

Feb. 18, 2020
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Hagan Hall, Hagan Campus Center

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