Academic Resources
CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING
Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), located in the Diane M. Halle Library, provides a wide range of services to all students seeking a successful academic experience. Through a combination of individualized tutoring, advising, and professional learning consultation services, as well as licensure preparation courses, accommodations for people with disabilities, and the first year EC 101: Endicott Transitions course, CTL encourages students to participate actively in their learning through an understanding of the skills, strategies and techniques needed to achieve their academic goals.
Programs are offered on an individual or group basis, and include:
- Advising Services Center (ASC)
Free, one-on-one appointments designed to introduce students to the tools, forms, and procedures for registering for classes, changing majors, adding minors or concentrations, adding/dropping/withdrawing from classes, fulfilling internship requirements, and preparing for meetings with their academic advisors.
- Disability Services
Endicott College provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with a documented disability as stated by law. The accommodations allow a qualified individual an equal opportunity to obtain the same benefit or privileges as those available to a similarly situated individual without a disability. Students requesting accommodation must self-identify and provide appropriate documentation of their disability. Eligibility for reasonable and appropriate disability accommodations will be determined on an individual basis.
- EC101: Endicott Transitions
Part of the First Year Experience (FYE) at Endicott, this one-credit course addresses the interests and concerns of incoming students and provides strategies for success in an academic community.
- Licensure Examination Preparation
These intensive laboratories, offered throughout the academic year, help prepare students to pass the Massachusetts Tests of Educator Licensure (MTEL) examinations required for elementary, early childhood, secondary education, physical education, and special needs licensure.
- Peer Tutor Certification Program
Certified by the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA), the Peer Tutor Certification Program provides oversight of the hiring and training of the peer tutors employed by Tutoring Services and the Writing Center.
- Student Support Program
The Student Support Program offers professional learning assistance and facilitation two hours per week, scheduled according to students' availability. This aid helps students grasp course content and develop learning strategies that will enable them to be in control of their own education.
- Tutoring Services
Content-based tutoring support in over 100 of the courses offered each semester. Certified by the College Reading and Learning Association, Tutoring Services is staffed primarily by peer tutors, with professional tutors available in certain areas. Students may schedule appointments online.
For more information, please contact:
Dr. Kathleen Barnes
Director of the Center for Teaching & Learning
978-232-2292
Email: kbarnes@endicott.edu
Kathy Bloomfield, M.A.
Associate Director, Center for Teaching & Learning
978-232-2096
Email: kbloomfi@endicott.edu
Kelly Flynn, M.S.
Assistant Director, Center for Teaching & Learning
978-998-7746
Email: kflynn@endicott.edu
Allison Muise, M.B.A.
Assistant Director, Center for Teaching & Learning
978-232-2298
Email: amuise@endicott.edu