Mission statement

The Learning and Writing Center and Disability Support Services share the University’s commitment to support the success of our students, in all their diversity, by modeling academic excellence through peer-assisted learning, ensuring equal access to all aspects of college life, fostering independent thinking, self-appraisal and confidence, and promoting life-long learning.

Learning Center

The Learning Center provides academic learning resources to help students strengthen study skills and to encourage the use of new learning strategies. Our free services are available to all Saint Martin's University students. Students use tutoring services when they want to maintain a high grade in a class, are referred by faculty or want peer assistance in practice or review of course materials.

What's new in the center

The Learning and Writing Center welcomes Suzanne Reese, the new coordinator of the Early Alert/Student Success Program.

Learn what it takes to be a successful student. Download a copy of our newest handout Top 10 Tips for Successful Students.

Need a place to practice that world language you're studying? The Learning Center now has conversation tables in Japanese and Spanish every Monday, moderated by world language tutors Makenzie Wetz and Christopher Henry.

We have a new location! Visit us in O'Grady Library, lower level.