ACADEMIC SKILLS CENTER
Academic Skills Center
The Academic Skills Center (ASC) provides academic support through peer tutoring and paper review services to traditional and online Warner students.
Location
The ASC is located in rooms 234 & 235B of the Pontious Learning Resource Center.
Contact
asc@warner.edu
Hours of Operation
| TUTORING AVAILABLE | TIME |
|---|---|
| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday | 9:00 a.m.- 9:00 p.m. |
| Friday | 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. |
Overview of Services
TUTORING
ASC SUBJECT AREAS
The ASC provides tutoring in the following subject areas:
- Algebra
- Bible
- Biology
- Business
- Communications
- Chemistry
- Education
- English
- Finance
- Geometry
- History
- Mathematics
- Psychology
- Statistics
Our tutors can also help with study or organizational skills.
TUTORING BY APPOINTMENT
To make an appointment, you can visit the ASC during its open hours, call (863) 638-7134, or email asc@warner.edu.
DROP-IN TUTORING
You can drop by the ASC for tutoring help without an appointment. If a tutor is not available, we will help you schedule an appointment.
WRITING SUPPORT
If you would like a paper to be reviewed, come to the ASC with a digital or hard copy of your paper and set up an appointment to go over revisions with a tutor. Tutors can provide support in the following areas:
- pre-writing (brainstorming for ideas, creating outlines, etc.)
- paragraph development: main idea and details
- Biblical exegesis
- paper citations
- proofreading
ONLINE STUDENT SUPPORT
Paper Review Services: If you would like a paper to be reviewed, please fill out the Online Student Paper Review Form. You will receive feedback within 72 hours of submitting your work to the ASC.
Other Online Support: Students enrolled in online classes can receive help from our tutors digitally, through email, video chat, or online conferencing. To request support please contact the ASC at (863) 638-7244 or by email at asc@warner.edu.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
Warner University, under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), is committed to providing for the needs of enrolled or admitted students who have documented disabilities. It is the policy of the University to make services available to any student, who, through a recent assessment, can document a disability.
Students requesting academic accommodations must register with and provide documentation to Disability Services, which is located in room 234 of the Academic Skills Center.
To register, please contact: disabilityservices@warner.edu.