Academic Adult Support Links

We have included some helpful links so that you can access important information. Please stop by to visit us or to request assistance in Victor Hall at the Student Success welcome area or in offices 205. You may also contact us via e-mail at adult@armstrong.edu or by telephone at 344-2935.

We want to encourage your success as you progress towards graduation. The Enrollment Services website provides valuable information to assist you with registration, the University Catalog, transfer credit, courses that you can receive credit for by examination, and even the final exam schedule for the semester. Dr. Dennis Murphy, Dean of Enrollment Services and his competent staff are located on the first floor or Victor Hall and are ready to facilitate your smooth progression through admissions and registration.

For the newest information on scholarships, grants, student loans, and even on-campus employment, please contact the Financial Aid Office located on the first floor of Victor Hall. Ms. Lee Ann Kirkland and her very competent staff will be happy to assist you.
Bookmark this website as you will need to refer to it many times during your college career.
http://www.es.armstrong.edu/

We encourage newly admitted students to explore the major fields Armstrong has to offer. While you are learning about the many exciting fields of study, you should contact the Office of Academic Orientation and Advisement. Mr. Greg Anderson and the excellent professional counselors and faculty advisors will guide you through the advisement and registration process.
Freshman Learning Communities are a great way to connect with other freshmen as you explore various groups of courses. The Office of Academic Orientation and Advisement will assist you in selecting and registering for one of the eight Freshmen Learning Communities offered.
http://www.advise.armstrong.edu/
http://www.advise.armstrong.edu/LearningCommunities/FreshmanLearningCommunities.html

The Division of Student Affairs' main purpose is to serve you. From Navigate Armstrong sessions to counseling services to all of the fun activities with Intramurals, Mr. Bill Kelso wants to get you involved in the campus community. Check out the website for the vast array of services and activities offered.
http://www.sa.armstrong.edu/

The Office of Career Services can assist you in choosing a degree major and career interests, gaining related work experiences, and providing professional development training on interviewing and resume/cover letter writing. The Office is conveniently located in the Compass Point Annex adjacent to student housing, and Ms. Barbara Solomon Myers would welcome your visit.
http://www.sa.armstrong.edu/careerservices/

Students with disabilities should contact Ms. Amelia Castilian-Moore, the Director of Disability Services as she and her professional staff are committed to assessing needs and assisting with academic accommodations.
http://www.sa.armstrong.edu/Disability/

The Lane Library offers many helpful services for students including study rooms, computers, and most of all very knowledgeable resource librarians. Individual consultation appointments are available for assistance in research for projects and papers. Check out the beautiful new facility as you avail yourself of the services offered.
For more information, go to
http://www.library.armstrong.edu/

Do you need access to a computer on campus? Two well-equipped computer labs are available for your use, with a valid student ID in Solms Hall and University Hall. Access this website for days and times of availability.
http://www.sts.armstrong.edu/complabs/index.html

Dr. Debi Reese selects the very best student writers on campus to staff the Writing Center located on the first floor of Gamble Hall in the room with blue door. We encourage you to take advantage of all of the services they offer in assisting you with creating essays, term papers, theses, and other writing assignments.
http://www.write.armstrong.edu/

The Math Tutorial Center located on the second floor of Solms Hall provides support for students who are enrolled in Learning Support math or college algebra courses. Professor Tim Ellis, Director, and students staff the center from 6 to 8 hours a day and work with students on a first-come, first-served basis. Sunday evening hours are also available. Please check this website for more information.
http://www.math.armstrong.edu/tutors/

The Department of Chemistry and Physics offers a free tutoring program staffed by volunteers from the Student Affiliates of the America Chemical Society and the Society of Physics Students to assist students taking core chemistry and physics classes. You are encouraged to stop by room 2302 in the Science Center if you would like to seek assistance. Additional information is posted on these websites.
http://www.chemistry.armstrong.edu/nivens/SAACS/SAACS2.htm
http://www.physics.armstrong.edu/physicsclub.html

Graduate students want you to succeed and offer many free tutorials on the second floor of Victor Hall in room 227. Appointments are not required. Please check the website for the schedule this semester.
http://www.adult.armstrong.edu/tutorial.htm

A comprehensive tutorial schedule is also located on the Academic Orientation and Advisement website.
http://www.advise.armstrong.edu/Tutorials.htm

Dr. Michael Snowden sponsors the Tutoring Each student for Academic Management (TEAM) program that is a peer-tutoring program available to all AASU students. You are encouraged to contact the Office of Multicultural Affairs located in Memorial College Center for more information at 344-2582. Additional information is available on the website.
http://multicultural.armstrong.edu

As you are progressing through your course of study, you will be prompted through the automatic test registration system to take the Regents' Examination, required by the State of Georgia, at the appropriate time before the 45 credit hour limit. The test consists of a reading comprehension section and an essay component. There are many useful tools to assist you as you prepare to take this examination. Bookmark this important web site as it contains practice Regents' tests, registration information, and remediation requirements.
http://www.admissions.armstrong.edu/regents/

Weekend College and Mini-Term Rotations provide non-traditional students with a variety of course offerings to accommodate the busy work- week schedule and family commitments. Please check the website for further information.
http://www.as.armstrong.edu/nontraditionalstudents.htm