Center for
Academic Resources
and Student Support Services
ABOUT the CENTER: LOCATION, HOURS,
PHONE NUMBERS, E-MAIL ...
PHONE NUMBERS, E-MAIL ...
The Center for Academic Resources is located in Wolff House, a yellow Victorian building next to UNH Health Services, on the corner of Ballard Street and Main Street. We are also next to Janetos House, which is home to the UNH Police Department. SPRING, 2008 hours: Monday - Friday from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
If you are coming by vehicle to Wolff House, there are several metered ($1.00/hour) parking spots right next door behind Health Services which are frequently available. Need to see a map?
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WHEN ARE WE OPEN?
We are open during semester break (except for Tuesday, January 15, 2008)
KEEP IN TOUCH WITH US!
Contact us by phone at (603) 862-3698
Fax number is (603) 862-0840
Postal mail:
Center for Academic Resources
Wolff House - 8 Ballard Street
Univ. of New Hampshire
Durham, NH 03824
OUR STAFF
Director: Len Lamberti len.lamberti@unh.edu 862-3698
Associate Director: Dani Adler dda@unh.edu 862-3688
Program Support Assistant: Patti Cleary patricia.cleary@unh.edu 862-3698
Rising Scholar Program Coordinator: Keller Magenau kmagenau@unh.edu 862-3698
Math/Technology/Graduate Services Coordinator: Randy Schroeder randalls@unh.edu 862-3687
Tutoring & Study Group Coordinator: Christine Zaimes christine.zaimes@unh.edu 862-2293
History of the Center
The Center for Academic Resources and its predecessor, the TASk Center, grew from the University's initial Student Support Services (SSS) grant funded through the US Department of Education in 1974. From 1974-1981, SSS functioned as a stand-alone program, providing academic support to students from limited income backgrounds. Based on the success of SSS in these early years, the TASk (Training in Academic Skills) Center began as a pilot program in 1979. For two years these programs ran in parallel out of different campus locations. In 1981, both programs were reorganized in a common location under the TASk name and a single administrative structure.
In 1993, TASk was renamed as the Center for Academic Resources to portray more accurately our mission and breadth of student support offerings. All along, the University has continued its commitment to students from limited-income families, first generation college students, and students with disabilities through pursuing SSS grant funding: our latest SSS grant ranked in the top 10% nationally, results in funding from the US Department of Education for 2002 - 2006. Based on this grant, SSS will continue to be a major service component of the Center.
The Center for Academic Resources invites the University community to share in our experience and success in helping undergraduates achieve their academic goals.
Sunset photograph courtesy Philip Greenspun
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