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Academic Coaching
Welcome to Academic Coaching! This resource pairs professional academic coaches with students who wish to enhance academic strategies, set new goals, and develop action steps to support their academic journey. Learn more about our services and coaches below.
Interested in accessing our self-guided academic coaching worksheets? Visit our Academic Resource Library.
Common Academic Coaching Topics
- Time Management
- Task Initiation/Reducing Procrastination
- In-Class Strategies
- Reading Strategies
- Faculty communication
- Test prep: Before, During, and After the Exam
- Balancing Academics and Holistic Wellness
Schedule an Academic Coaching Session
Make a first available appointment
Make a Zoom appointment after hours on Mondays
The links below will direct you to the Calendly scheduling platform for each academic coach.
Make an appointment with Rhi Suarez
Make an appointment with Sarah D. Olson
Make an appointment with Carmen Rodriguez
Make an appointment with Nataliya Braginsky
The Buddy Coaching Program
The Academic Skills Center offers Buddy Coaching. In addition to the one-on-one coaching model, you can now BYOB — Bring Your Own Buddy — to an academic coaching session. Add your name and your buddy's name (select 'add guest' during booking), when you make an appointment or bring a buddy along for drop-ins, which are available every Wednesday from 1-4PM at the ASC in Berry 178.
Drop-in Coaching - Returns Fall 2025
Academic coaching drop-ins take place during weeks 2-9 of the fall, winter, and spring terms.
Where: Berry 178
When: Wednesdays from 1-4PM
No appointment needed.
Student Voices
"It's no exaggeration that the Academic Skills Center gave me a new lease on life. I met with the ASC before I even became a student. They helped me identify learning disabilities that had plagued me for decades. Thanks to the ASC, I tackled those disabilities and went back to school. I am now working on my master's degree at Dartmouth and recently completed a study-abroad opportunity at Oxford. The kid who worried about graduating high school many years ago is now looking at Ph. D. programs, thanks to the Academic Skills Center."