The Academic Coaching program at the Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) focuses on individual student needs to develop independent student success.

Academic coaching provides assistance outside of content areas for students in need of organizational and study skills based assistance.  Coaching helps students develop independent methods for success, including developing academic plans or working in line with CAE support services like the University Writing Center to help you with planning out your research paper timeline.

The CAE offers peer academic coaching throughout the semester for free in the following areas:

• Organization skills
• Time management
• Goal setting
• Procrastination help
• Study skills
• Memory techniques
• Test preparation
• Reading annotation
• And more!

Drew’s peer Academic Coaches are trained and specialize in providing skills that students can transmit across content/subject areas throughout their college career.

Please make an appointment with a peer academic coach on WConline. Be sure to choose “Academic Coaching” from the “Limit To” drop down menu on the main schedule dashboard.

Academic Coaching Workshops

All Academic Coaching Workshops are listed on WCOnline, on our Drop In Tutoring schedule. They are one-hour, free and open to all Drew students. Students do not have to make an appointment or RSVP to attend these workshops.

Locations and times are listed on the Drop In Schedule by searching “Study Skills” in the Limit To drop down menu.

All workshops are designed to help students develop more effective organizational and study skills. Strategies, tools and techniques for managing time, stress, and procrastination, as well as maintaining motivation and a growth mindset, will be discussed.

Click HERE to view the University-Wide Academic Coaching Workshops Spring 2020 Schedule

All Drew students, faculty, staff, and alumni are welcome to attend these workshops.