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The ASCC provides a variety of online tools and resources to assist students in overcoming academic challenges and increasing their academic confidence. Explore the tools below to empower your academic success.

 

Reinstatement Note: If you are a reinstatement student, please check your email for your assigned success coach and schedule your appointment. Peer success coaching is NOT eligible for reinstatement requirements.

Peer Success Coaching

Peer success coaching is designed to assist you with developing and improving skills that promote academic and personal success. Learn more about our current peer success coaches and book your appointment below!

Hannah Medley

Major: Professional Chemistry

Minor: Math and Biology

Why Hannah Enjoys Success Coaching: Hannah enjoys success coaching because she is able to help people become the best person they can be and take these skills into the future.

Hannah’s Professional Ambitions: Hannah hopes to become a doctor and is excited about the potential for professional development as a success coach.

A Fun Fact About Hannah: Hannah is involved in research.

Hannah’s Schedule:

Wednesday, Friday | 12:30pm – 1:30pm

Thursday | 3:00pm – 5:00pm

Hannah’s Location: Lighty 160C


Kylie Fickert

Major: Public Relations / Rhetoric and Professional Writing

Why Kylie Enjoys Success Coaching: Kylie is excited to do success coaching because she wants students to thrive at WSU and she enjoys watching them achieve the goals that they set to improve their college life.

Kylie’s Professional Ambitions: Kylie hopes to work as a public relations professional for a large corporation such as Nintendo.

A Fun Fact About Kylie: Kylie read 100 books last year!

Kylie’s Schedule:

Wednesday | 12:00pm – 2:00pm

Kylie’s Location: Lighty 160D

Eric Arreola

Major: Neuroscience

Minor: Psychology

Why Eric Enjoys Success Coaching:

Eric enjoys success coaching because they enjoy working with other students and helping them figure out how to navigate college more confidently. Eric likes sharing study strategies, organization tips, and lessons he’s learned so far that can make classes feel less overwhelming and more manageable.

Eric’s Professional Ambitions: Eric plans to pursue an MD-PhD after graduation and a career that combines neuroscience, research, and medicine in a meaningful way.

A Fun Fact About Eric: Eric is a mac and cheese connoisseur! The best mac and cheese he’s had has been made with Cougar Gold.

Eric’s Schedule:

Monday, Wednesday, Friday | 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Eric’s Location: Lighty 160E

Academic Coaching Handouts

How to manage your Motivation and procrastination:

The worksheets provided below can assist you in prioritizing your assignments based on their urgency, due dates, and level of difficulty. By identifying the factors that demotivate you, you can begin to change your habits and become more productive in completing your work. Completing the worksheet will allow you to monitor your progress and create a study plan. It will also help you to recognize the negative effects of procrastination. Starting assignments earlier can lessen stress and provide you with more control over your life.

Developing good study strategies is key to learning!

The key to developing good study strategies is frequency which is looking at not only how you are studying but how often. Many students’ tendency may be to wait till the test is about a week or less away to start studying. That approach results in not reviewing certain information until way after you initially learned it in lecture which is sometimes feels like that’s the first time you seen some of that information! What is way more effective is incorporating frequent review and study sessions into your weekly schedule. That’s even when the test is two-, four-, or even six-weeks away.

To master frequent studying, check out the worksheets on the Study Cycle which is a tool that can be used to help prepare for those upcoming exams and assignments. This study tool can help break the information you are learning into more manageable pieces, so you can retain the information better, which will allow you to be better engaged in the class. The study cycle can be used as a guide for studying, so you aren’t studying at the last minute, trying to cram everything in. This will help make your study time much more effective and will help you make the most out of your classes.

Tracking your GPA can help you identify strengths and areas for improvement, enabling you to set informed goals and stay on a path to academic success.

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Contact & Location

Phone
(509) 335-6000
Address

Lighty Student Services Rooms 160 - 190
1815 NE Wilson Rd
Pullman, WA

ASCC Hours

Monday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm