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The Weingarten Center, as part of University Life, serves students through Academic Support and Disability Services. Accompanying students along their academic journey underscores the Weingarten Center's unified mission.

Academic Support

You can strengthen your study skills and strategies for coursework through individual consultations, group workshops, and online resources.

Learning Consultations and Group Workshops

We offer in-person and virtual learning consultations to discuss your approaches to coursework and strategies for managing projects, preparing for exams, and engaging in scholarship. Each semester our signature workshops address a range of learning strategies, and we are open to facilitating workshops by request.

Signature workshops and programs include Academics Plus (Fall & Spring), Strategies for Success in Graduate Studies (Fall & Spring)
Submit a workshop request for your student organization!

Resources for Effective Learning:

Connect with us on Social Media: Follow us on Instagram (@weingartencenter) to stay updated on study strategies and programming!

Study Tools and Strategies: Check out our Study Tools and Strategies for planning and project management tools and effective learning strategies!

Proactive Time Management Module: Develop proactive time management skills by completing our time management self-assessment and quick asynchronous module.

Disability Services

The Weingarten Center provides services for students who self-identify with a disability in order to ensure equal access to all University programs, activities, and services. The process begins when a student submits an accessibility request, provides documentation of their condition, and meets with a Disability Specialist. The Disability Services staff collaborates with academic programs to coordinate students' academic accommodations as well as accessible housing, dining, communication, and technology. Through ongoing collaboration with the Weingarten Center, students learn to identify and utilize individualized accommodations and strategies that support their full participation in university-related activities.

Who is Eligible?

Any student with a disability or medical condition can connect with Disability Services.

Disabilities may include:

learning disabilities
ADHD
mental health conditions
autism spectrum conditions
chronic illness
physical, visual, or hearing disabilities
brain injuries
temporary limitations due to an injury

Check out Getting Started for more information on how to register with Disability Services.

What Services Do We Provide?

The Weingarten Center provides accommodations to offset the impact of disability and create equal access. Accommodations are determined on an individualized basis after a meeting between you and a Disability Services staff member and a review of documentation from a professional.

Examples of academic accommodations include but are not limited to:

extended time for tests
note-taking support
assistive technology
alternate format materials.

Please review additional information on academic accommodations and campus accessibility.

Want to schedule an appointment?

Visit MyWeingartenCenter and select "Schedule an Appointment"! Or contact us directly.

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