ACADEMIC SUPPORT AND FACILITIESACADEMIC COMPUTINGAAMU has six computer laboratories which offer thelatest in technology and access to the Internet. Thecomputer labs are open to all registered students andare free of charge. Typical applications includedesktop publishing, database management,spreadsheet analysis, graphics, word processing,statistical analysis, and mathematical computation.Some labs support additional software such asAutoCAD and other design applications. All maincampus buildings and residence halls are connectedto the campus network and Internet through fiberoptic cable. Students are provided with consolidatedcomputing services, including web based email.J.F. DRAKE MEMORIAL LEARNINGRESOURCES CENTER (LIBRARY)The Joseph F. Drake Memorial Library and LearningResources Center (Drake LRC) is the main library forgraduate studies at <strong>Alabama</strong> A & M <strong>University</strong>.Drake LRC named in honor of the fourth presidentwas dedicated in 1968 and became the LRC with themerger of the library and media center. The 1,000seat modern facility provides students with access toa collection of books, print, online journals,microforms and databases. Accessible, to studentsfrom the LRC, are two computer lab, 2 multi-purposerooms, 7 group study rooms, learning commons areason each level. A team of professional librariansprovide services to faculty and studentsapproximately 81 hours per week. The VirtualLibrary of <strong>Alabama</strong> (AVL) provides all students,teachers, and citizens of the State of <strong>Alabama</strong> withonline access to essential library and informationresources. It is primarily a group of online databasesthat have magazines, journals, and newspaper articlesfor research such as EbscoHost Academic SearchPrimer, ERIC, Business Source Primer, MasterFilePrimer and Gale’s Cengage InfoTrac PowerSearch.Drake LRC is a member of the Network of <strong>Alabama</strong>Academic Libraries (NAAL). Through this consortianetwork an additional seventeen databases such asPsycInfo, PsycArticles, SportDiscus, SocIndex, andMental Measurement Yearbook are provided forstudents. For resources that are not contained in theapproximately 400,000 volume collection of books,eBooks, microforms and journals, faculty andstudents may request those items through interlibraryloan. Drake LRC is on social media-follow us onTwitter and Facebook or call us at 256-372-4723 or4712.INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS<strong>Alabama</strong> Agricultural and Mechanical <strong>University</strong>welcomes international students and the diversebackgrounds they bring to our campus, andencourages all students to study abroad. TheInternational Student Center works with students,faculty and staff across campus to promoteinternational and cross-cultural learning. The Officealso assists international students by providinginformation and counseling to non-immigrant studentvisa regulations and processes, housing, financial andwork issues, and adjustment to life in the U.S.CAREER DEVELOPMENT SERVICESCareer Development Services is a centralized officewith a mission to assist students and alumni incrystallizing career objectives and preparing foremployment opportunities by providing planningservices which will enable students to moveconfidently from the academic environment to theworld of work. Some of the services provided byCareer Development Services are:1. On-campus interviews for sophomores, juniors,seniors, graduate students, and alumni with local,state, and national employers.2. Annual mini-workshops and individualcounseling sessions for seniors, alumni, and coop/internship,applicants on resume and coverletter writing, interviewing skills, and job searchstrategies.3. Job listing services which provide currentinformation about specific employmentopportunities.4. Listings of part-time and summer employmentfor off-campus jobs.5. Classroom presentations on employment trends,resume writing, job search techniques, and careerplanning.6. Cooperative Education (undergraduate/graduate)and summer internships.11
7. CDS Career Resource Library. Resourcesinclude company binders, videotapes, books,CD’s, and journals.8. Credential services for teacher educationcandidates.9. Job referral service.OFFICE OF ACADEMIC SUPPORTSERVICES/UNIVERSITY COLLEGEThe Office of Academic Support Services is a unit of<strong>University</strong> College that provides academic servicesand programs designed to assist students in theirpursuit of academic excellence at <strong>Alabama</strong> A&M<strong>University</strong>. These services and programs have beendeveloped and implemented to impact studentretention and degree completion.TAN (TUTORIAL ASSISTANCE NETWORK)Tutoring services are certified by the CollegeReading and Learning Association’s Tutor TrainingCertification Program (CRLA)1. Individual and group tutoring –offered for mostcourses; tutors are CRLA-certified,2. Supplemental Instruction – (best practiceretention program) an academic assistanceprogram that utilizes peer-assisted, regularlyscheduled,informal review study sessions inwhich students compare notes, discussreadings, develop organizational tools, andpredict test items. Students learn how tointegrate course content and study skills whileworking together. The sessions are facilitatedby “SI leaders”, students who have previouslydone well in the course and who attend all classlectures, take notes, and act as model students.3. Presents and facilitates Residential HallWorkshops designed for freshmen tostrengthen their study techniques and academicskills (approximately 10 per semester), and4. Offers Academic Success Coaching viaindividual and/or group sessions to helpstudents develop and refine academic skills,i.e., study and test-taking skills, textbookreading strategies, and effective note taking.BARC (BULLDOG ACADEMIC RESOURCECONNECTION)1. Provides specialized academic counselingand intervention for students on academicprobation and those experiencing academicdifficulty, including goal setting, timemanagement planning, study skills,2. Presents and facilitates online BulldogSuccess Seminars for students on academicprobation,3. Presents and facilitates the LearningStrategies Workshops in Residential Hallsfor sophomores, junior and seniors toincrease their academic success skills,4. Offers realistic graduation planning to helpstudents to get back on track after probation,5. Develops Academic Success Plans to helpstudents return to good academic standing asquickly as possible, and6. Calculates Semester Needed GPA to providestudents’ with the GPA needed to return togood academic standing at the end of thesemester, sometimes it is not possible for astudent to return to good academic standingin one semester.12
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