Student Resources // Academic Support Center

Location: 116 Antioch Hall (Main Building). 

pbx: 1158.

Director: John Smith (pbx1154; email jasmith@antioch-college.edu)

The ASC is open every day, and has evening hours Sunday through Thursday.

The Academic Support Center is where you go for

Peer tutoring

Time management

Help with application materials for grad school, etc.

Computers (3 Macs with printer access, 2 PCs)

Specialized software (screen readers, dictation software, SPSS [statistics])

Snacks, coffee, tea

Comfortable furniture

Transcription machines, tape recorders

A relaxed place to study

Quiet spaces

All students are welcome anytime. You don’t have to make an appointment, we’re open late, and there’s always someone at the ASC who can help.

Our tutors and staff will help you with papers, studying, and general time management. We have math and writing specialists working here every term.

Even if you’re already on top of your academics, we can help you continue to improve your writing. We can also provide help with more specialized types of writing like business letters and grant applications.

The ASC helps with accommodations for disabilities, including physical disabilities; learning disabilities; attention-related disorders; reading-related disabilities; and psychological conditions. In keeping with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, Antioch College provides reasonable accommodation for students with documented disabilities. The ASC is where you go to get the accommodation process started. Ask for John Smith.

In fact, if you face any difficulties at Antioch that affect your studies, we are a resource. If we can’t help you, we’ll connect you to someone who can.