Academic Help
Advising Center
http://www.marshall.edu/uc/HTML/ADC.html
Part of University College and located in the basement of the
Community and Technical College building, the Advising Center helps students
who are undecided in their major to develop an appropriate schedule at
course registration times.
Tutoring Services
http://www.marshall.edu/uc/TS.shtm
Part of University College and located in the basement of the Community and Technical College building (CTCB3), Tutoring Services will assist students by matching them with a Peer Tutor. Tutors are Marshall students who have demonstrated expertise in their subject areas. Tutoring services are available to all MU and MCTC students, and tutors may be requested on either a drop-in or an individual basis. To receive tutoring, simply stop by University College.
Writing Center
http://www.marshall.edu/uc/HTML/WC.html
Part of the English Department and located in Corbly Hall 353, the Writing Center provides
undergraduates with free, non-credit ways to improve their writing. The
Writing Center tutoring staff, which consists of English graduate students
and undergraduate peer tutors of all majors, can help students through
the entire writing process, from discussing initial ideas to revising
and editing their work.
Student Support Services
The Student Support Services Program is a federally funded program which
which allow students to develop reading and learning skills and to improve
study habits. Counseling is also available to help students in academic
planning, social development, and career decision making. Student Support
Services can be contacted at (304)696-3164 and is located in Prichard
Hall room 130.
Additional Support
Disabled Student Services
http://www.marshall.edu/dss/
The Disabled Student Services program makes sure all programs, services,
and activities are fully accessible to students with disabilities. Services
are available for all students with disabilities at the University whether
they are full or part time. The program staff will work with students
to individualize the type and level of services provided. Disabled Student
Services is located in 120 Prichard Hall and can be reached by phone
at (304)696-2271.
Career Services Center
http://www.marshall.edu/career-services/
The Career Services Center provides a multitude of services relating to
employment skills or information needed in pursuit of employment. Services
include help with identification of job openings and preparation of resumes,
application letters, and interviewing skills. The Career Services Center
is located at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 17th Street.
Student Legal Aid
http://www.marshall.edu/student-legal-aid/
Student Legal Aid is available to assist students in understanding the
various University policies and procedures. The Student Legal Aid Office
employs two licensed Attorneys on a part-time basis. Although the Attorneys
may not represent students in court, they offer advice and counseling
on all legal matters which concern students. The Student Legal Aid Office
is located in Suite 2W23 of the Memorial Student Center.
Libraries
http://www.marshall.edu/library/
Marshall University Libraries includes the Drinko and Morrow Library as
well as several specialized libraries. A complete list of the library's
services is available on the library web site. Students can check out
materials with a valid campus ID.
Computing Services
http://www.marshall.edu/ucs/
Computing Services, located on the 4th floor of the Drinko Library, provides
computing, network and information services to the campus. Facilities
are located in several locations throughout the campus for student use.
To use the computers in these facilities, students will need to sign
for an MUNet account. An MUNet account includes access E-mail and space
for storage or a personal web page. To sign up for an account, bring
a valid ID card to any Computing Services facility. Students can also
sign up for Internet access in their dorm room or dial-up service provided
by WVNet.
