Engineering Academic Center
The Engineering Academic Center (EAC) is a place where white boards are brimming with equations worked over by students to hone the skills they need to succeed in introductory math, physics or chemistry courses.
Workshop participants, usually 10 to 20 students, meet twice a week in study groups and form learning communities. We especially welcome student populations who are traditionally underrepresented in Engineering.
Students are encouraged to take advantage of study center resources and learning facilitators located in Loew 207, 213, and 215.
- Loew 207 and 213 Study/Learning Area
- Computers, white boards, study tables, and Learning Facilitators who can provide academic support
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Loew 215 Classroom
- Academic workshops and tutoring resources
- Academic Support - Loew 213/215
- Study and get help with chemistry, math, physics, AA 210, CEE 220, ME 230, and CHEM E 260
Monday through Thursday 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. - MTUD - Math 'Til U Drop
- Scheduled around mid-terms and final exams, MTUD sessions bring together students enrolled in Academic Workshops and other interested students for an evening of study and knowledge sharing. Facilitated by Student Academic Services staff.
Using study center computers
To use the study center computers, request an account from the Student Academic Services staff in Loew 301.
Tutor schedule
See which tutors are on duty in the EAC Monday through Thursday and for M'TUD sessions:
Tutor Schedule
More about the EAC
EAC Leader Honored
In 2012, Dave Prince was honored for his leadership of the EAC with an award for the Advancement of Learning Communities.
A Home Base for Students
A Trend article illustrates the importance of the EAC in the lives of students and graduates.
