YES, THERE WILL BE SNACKS!!! Also, we'll help you create a plan to start the semester strong. RSVP here.

- DROP-IN SESSIONS: For an informal office hours/study hall vibe, check out our calendar. Residential Peer Mentoring on the South 40 supports Calculus and General Chemistry courses, or search Drop-in Academic Mentoring for Intro Physics, Biology, Organic Chemistry, Matrix Algebra, Statistics, Computer Science, and more. Sessions begin this week!

- PEER COACHES: Meet one-on-one with a peer coach to hone general academic skills such as time management, study strategies, note-taking, and more. Book your appointment 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.

And to simply study quietly amongst your peers, try an accountability group. Show up for each other!

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

Join our team! Interviews begin soon and hiring takes place near the end of spring semester to begin training and mentoring in the fall.

LEARN MORE AND APPLY HERE!

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Da'jauntay Wynter -- MLK Day Speaker

The 39th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration honored the legacy of Dr. King and the impact he has made on those who carry the torch for humanity. This year's theme was "Responsibility," with keynote speaker Harvey Fields, founding dean at Harris-Stowe State University's College of STEM. 

Our Learning Center colleague, Da’Juantay Wynter, a 2026 Washington University graduate, John B. Ervin Scholar, and undergraduate representative to the Board of Trustees, delivered the student keynote address.

Wynter serves as a Senate member in the Student Union and a Learning Center Academic Skills Peer Coach. He is on the Black Anthology Executive Board, part of the Student Affairs Advisory Board and National and Faculty Library Council student representatives and collaborated with Phi Delta Phi Pre-Law Fraternity and the Dining Service Advisory Team.

He also attended the Harvard Public Policy Leadership Conference and is a Stanford Law Scholar.

The Commemoration took place at Graham Chapel on the Washington University Danforth Campus. The program included remarks from Chancellor Martin and other university leaders, student performances, and community service awards.

See the full commemoration here.