YES, THERE WILL BE PIZZA!!! Also, we'll brush up on your academic skills to finish the semester strong. RSVP here.

YOUR BRAIN BELONGS @ WashU student support programming is up and running! On alternating Friday afternoons this semester, we will be holding a neuroinclusive workshop series on executive function and peer accountability groups. All students are welcome to attend any or all sessions. Visit our website for more information, or complete this interest form to receive event updates and reminders!

- PEER ACCOUNTABILITY GROUPS: If you think some additional structure and social commitment could help you make progress on your goals, try out a peer accountability group. Show up for each other!

- ACADEMIC PEER COACHING: Meet our coaches and book here.

- STUDY GROUP FINDER: Connect with peers who share study interests and seek to work in a collaborative learning environment. Complete this form or visit our website.

- DROP-IN SESSIONS: For an informal office hours/study hall vibe, check out our calendar of drop-in help hours. Residential Peer Mentoring (RPM) on the South 40 supports Calculus and General Chemistry courses, while Drop-in Academic Mentoring hours are available for Intro Physics, Biology, Organic Chemistry, Matrix Algebra, Statistics, Computer Science, and more! RPM and Drop-in Academic Mentoring participants will be entered into an end-of-semester raffle (1 entry per visit) to win free drinks, fidgets, or a Finals Week care package! 

Have questions or need support in another course? Email learningcenter@wustl.edu or check out our programs page. 

Want to see all that we’ve been up to this past year? 

Board of Trustees elects new members

Bella Gomez, a senior double majoring in Latin American Studies and Global Studies with a minor in Educational Studies, has been a Peer Coach at the Learning Center since Fall 2023. In this position, Bella works 1-on-1 with fellow students to help develop their time management and study skills and strategies.

Da’Juantay Wynter, a senior double majoring in Educational Studies and American Culture Studies, has been working at the Learning Center as a Student Assistant since his first year at WashU. Staffing the front desk, Da'Juantay offers both a friendly face and wealth of knowledge about WashU resources for anyone who comes to the Learning Center.