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The Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) is a place for students, faculty and staff to grow or develop skills essential to flourish and succeed on campus. The Center's goal is to improve teaching and learning no matter what your classroom looks like or the course content. The TLC is located on the second level of the Library Annex building and above the Library Café. Many of the resources offered are online for you to access as well.
The Office for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning (OATL) is dedicated to enhancing passionate, reflective, evidence-based teaching practices by providing faculty with a broad range of professional development opportunities and instructional support including learning circles, workshops, grants and funding, individual consultations, and assistance with teaching and learning technologies. Staff are available by appointment.
OATL
The Office of Career Development provides enrolled students with non-arts resume and cover letter review; grant-writing and transferable skills workshops; MBTI assessment and interpretation; the Career Development Grant; and other career-related resources for artists.
Career Development
The Office of Community Engagement provides opportunities for ongoing engagement in our community that are designed to enhance the artistic experience of our students while expanding the creative capacity of our community.
Community Engagement
The Office of Learning Resources assists students in the academic environment on campus as they seek balance within an intense and exciting educational experience. The office provides accessibility and disability-related services, sessions with learning specialists, academic success workshops, peer tutoring, and University Testing Services for test proctoring.
LEARNING RESOURCES
The Writing Center offers one-on-one writing help for students, faculty, and staff for any writing project, whether or not it is for a class. We can help you get started; or get “unstuck” in the middle of a project; or go over your final draft with you before you submit it.
ESL Services are available for international students (or any non-native English speakers) to come in for help learning and improving their English (including writing, speaking, listening, and reading) as well as dealing with any culture shock they are encountering as they adjust to life in the US, in North Carolina, and/or here on campus. There are currently no ESL courses available.
Please check our LibGuide for writing and ESL resources, current Writing Center hours, or instructions for making appointments.
Writing Center and ESL Services