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Academic Support Services

The Keleher Learning Commons

The main goal of the Keleher Learning Commons is to aid students of all abilities in becoming effective learners. The Commons does this by helping students improve their performance in the critical academic areas of reading, writing, and learning skills. In addition, the Commons strives to provide tutors to assist students in a wide range of academic disciplines, including math and writing.

The Commons also hosts seminars on “student survival skills,” which include time management, stress management, note-taking, and test preparation.

These small-group seminars introduce students to the wide range of abilities needed to succeed in university life. In addition to these seminars, students are encouraged to meet with staff to discuss any concerns in detail.

The Commons provides students with a comfortable, distraction-free environment for studying that includes computer and internet access.


Tutoring

The OTD Program may offer tutoring to enrolled students in need of specific content mastery. This may depend somewhat on the human resources available to the program at the time that tutoring is needed.


Counseling Services

 are available to all ֱ students. Students may schedule appointments by stopping by the office or calling 913-758-6267.

Students seek personal counseling to:

  • increase self-confidence
  • overcome loneliness
  • find coping strategies to deal with test anxiety
  • cope more effectively with stress
  • develop more satisfying romantic relationships
  • control anxiety
  • deal with body image issues
  • explore problems involving alcohol or drug use
  • other mental health issues of concern

Students exhibiting chronic and/or critical mental health issues may be referred to local mental health providers covered by their insurance plan.

Have Questions? Contact Us.

Lisa Hersh
Health Care Admissions
lisa.hersh@stmary.edu
913-758-6266

 

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Have Questions? Contact Us.

Lisa Hersh
Health Care Admissions
lisa.hersh@stmary.edu
913-758-6266

 

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USM FAFSA Code: 001943