Learning Center
Bldg 304, Russell Breezeway Room
P843-863-7091
Support when you need it
The Learning Center provides academic and writing support services across the curriculum. Free tutors are available for students enrolled in Charleston Southern University courses. Trained and certified learning consultants help you learn better while improving grades. Our tutors specialize in helping with what to learn along with how to learn.
To request a tutor, call 843-863-7091 to make an appointment. If you are interested in becoming a tutor, contact the Learning Center for details. Please call 843-863-7091 or click the button below.
Hours
Monday: 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Tuesday: 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Wednesday: 8 a.m. – 9 p.m., except 11 a.m. – noon
Thursday: 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Available for quiet study only 8 – 10 a.m. Monday – Friday
Hours subject to change as needed.
Closed for Fall and Spring Break and university-observed holidays.
Meet the Tutors
- Accounting
- Arabic
- Art
- Biology
AnnaMarie Ringer
Other resources:
- Business
Other resources:
- Chemistry
Kilian Meilinger
AnnaMarie Ringer
Other resources:
- Christian studies
Juliana Barbaccia
AnnaMarie Ringer
Other resources:
- Computer Science
Chris McClure
- Economics
- English
Juliana Barbaccia
AnnaMarie Ringer
Other resources:
- Geology
- History
- Math
Juliana Barbaccia
Ireland Bowker
AnnaMarie Ringer
- Nursing
Ireland Bowker
AnnaMarie Ringer
Other resources:
Pinterest.com (search nursing mnemonics)
Youtube.com (search RN videos)
- Political Science
Juliana Barbaccia
- Psychology
Juliana Barbaccia
Ireland Bowker
AnnaMarie Ringer
- Sociology
Juliana Barbaccia
- Spanish
Kilian Meilinger
AnnaMarie Ringer
Other resources:
- Writing
Juliana Barbaccia
- Developing a Daily Schedule
- Mind Tools: Stress Management, Memory Techniques and Avoiding Procrastination
- Ask Dr. Math
- Educational-portal.com: Online video and text lessons
- Howtostudy.org: Study Skills Suggestions
- Khanacademy.org: Virtual Lessons on many topics
- Patrickjmt.com: Math tutorial videos
- Notetakinghelp.com: Note Taking techniques
- Quizlet.com: Study games, flashcards, test practice
- Freerice.com: Vocabulary
- Tutorroom.net
- Geekly-hub.com
- VarsityTutors.com
- Wyzant.com
- Chegg.com
- Wiziq.com
- Pearson.com
Rachel (Beth) Banks
“Therefore encourage one another and build each other up as you are already doing.” — I Thessalonians 5:11
Juliana Barbaccia
“If I were to begin college again, I would start studying and doing assignments much earlier. By waiting until the last minute, I put myself under a lot of unnecessary stress.”
Kayla Bettencourt
“I love working in The Learning Center because it gives me the opportunity to share Christ’s love and put myself aside for others.”
Ireland Bowker
“The best thing I ever heard in The Learning Center is how we coach by coming alongside learners and taking them where they need to go.”
Micah Carnes
“I enjoy having the opportunity to help students work through the materials of their classes and making it simpler and more understandable for them.”
Ashton Giammona
Mostly enjoys tutoring math.
Avery Gibson
“My advice about learning is to never procrastinate and never give up. Keep trying until YOU get it done!”
Siera Kirby
“The best thing I ever heard in The Learning Center was ‘That makes so much sense now!”
Christopher McClure
“If I were to begin college again, I would start with the intent of learning, not just of passing a class. Even though the subject doesn’t seem relevant now, learning is something to practice, and with practice there’s nothing you can’t learn.”
Kilian Meilinger
Audentes fortuna iuvat. Fortune favors the bold. – Latin proverb
AnnaMarie Ringer
“If I were able to begin college again, I would focus on learning and understanding the material instead of worrying about grades.”
Erin Rush
“The best comment I overheard in The Learning Center is ‘Everyone working here is always so nice and helpful.'”