The Learning Commons
The Learning Commons (formerly the Academic Resource Center)
The Learning Commons (TLC) supports all students who strive to do academic work that is imaginative, well-organized, accurate, and memorable.
To sign up for an appointment, visit .
We are located on the first floor of Roy O. West Library, just to the right as you come in the main entrance (Room 101).
The Learning Commons includes three Centers:
W, Q, and S Tutors are ready to provide you practical suggestions, feedback, and encouragement.
Most sessions are in-person, but the W and S Centers also offer remote options. For more information about how to sign up for and join an online appointment, .
You may meet with a peer for advice about all sorts of assignments:
- essays
- problem sets
- oral presentations
- research projects
- homework
If you have questions, feel free to write to any of the staff members listed on the left hand menu. We look forward to talking to you.
W Tutor Nargis Kachrumathur '27
Nargis is a senior World Literature major on the pre-law track at Ä¢¹½´«Ã½. She is a Staff Writer at The Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ newspaper, works as a Resident Assistant and is also a Writing Associate. She sometimes writes poetry and loves reading science fiction and fantasy novels!
W Tutor Alex Toro-Quinones '27
Alexander Toro-Quiñones is an Honor Scholar, and an English Literature and Ancient Greek double major with interests in literature, philosophy, theology, and philology. Alex also participates on the Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ Ethics Bowl team, studies jazz piano, plays organ at Gobin UMC, and he is a member of ΣΑΕ.
W Tutor Caroline Soergel '28
Caroline is an art history major, classical archaeology minor, and Honor Scholar with the intention of pursuing law post-graduation. Aside from tutoring, she is a Hillman intern, a part of Greek life on campus, and back home in Louisville, Kentucky, she works at an independent bookstore.
Contact Us
Lynn Ishikawa, Writing Center & English for Academic PurposesÂ
Ashley Puzzo, Quantitative Reasoning Center
Matthew Meier, Speaking and Listening Center
Jean Everage, Administrative Assistant
- Roy O. West Library, Suite 101