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College of Engineering - Purdue University

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Where: Lambertus Hall 2235; online via Teams

When: 8 a.m.-8 p.m., Monday-Friday. Tutor availability coming soon.

Courses: First-Year Engineering courses and some sophomore- and junior-level courses in engineering majors. Consult the schedule.

Supplemental Instruction

View the Supplemental Instruction (SI) website.

Engineering courses with SI sections:

ME 20000 - Thermodynamics

ME 27000 - Basic Mechanics I

Other engineering requirements with SI sections:

BIOL 11100, CHM 11500, CHM 11600, CS 15900, MA 16100, MA 16200, MA 26100, PHYS 17200 and PHYS 24100

Supplemental Instruction is provided by the Academic Success Center, which offers other support including academic consultations, peer success coaches and a tutor matching service.

Academic support for engineering requirements:

Where: DUDL 3123

When: 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday

The FYE-EBEC Coding and Debugging Studio helps any undergraduate in the College of Engineering to connect the coding and programming principles that they learned in the FYE courses with the coding needs for their assignments in their sophomore, junior or senior years.

Math Resource Room

Where: WTHR 182

When: 9:30 a.m.-5:20 p.m., Monday-Thursday; 9:30 a.m.-1:20 p.m., Friday

Availability will vary by course, so consult the schedule.

Courses: MA 16100, MA 16200, MA 16500, MA 16600 and MA 26100

Where: Taylor Hall UC B001

When: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., Monday-Thursday

The Physics Help Center is located in PHYS 290. The schedule for the center is posted in the Brightspace of your course.

Where: Shreve Hall C113A and online

When: 7-10 p.m., Sunday-Thursday (Note: The week before finals the hours are 8-10 p.m.)

Courses: Tutoring provided for 100 and 200 level math, science and engineering courses.

Find Purdue tutoring

View additional information and help with finding tutoring resources at Purdue.

Additional tutoring and SI information by school:

AAE

For assistance in other AAE courses, please contact the AAE advising office for a list of students who have successfully completed AAE (and MA/ME/PHYS) courses and can serve as tutors.*

ABE

ABE will sponsor an ABE student to tutor another ABE student in any course with pairings established on an ad-hoc basis. Please contact the ABE advising office for more information.

BME

BME runs a resource center where students can get assistance from multiple TAs for core BME courses on a nightly basis. The resource center is located in MJIS 1097 from 7-9 p.m. An up-to-date schedule can be found outside of MJIS 1097.

CCE

Students needing help in CE 29700, CE 29800 or CE 34000 can utilize the teaching assistants at Shiva Haghighi Student Success Center. Hours vary each semester. Course instructors will have the information on how students can utilize the resource. One-on-one peer tutoring available for CE21101, CE29700, CE29800 and CE34000. Tutoring sessions are scheduled through Boiler Connect, choose Polytech & Engineering Tutoring to schedule.

CHE

For assistance in CHE courses, please contact the CHE Undergraduate Office for a list of former students who have successfully completed CHE courses and can serve as tutors.* Tutoring is also available through Omega Chi Epsilon.

ECE

All ECE students and students in other majors taking ECE courses can receive free tutoring from ECE students in courses including but not limited to: ECE 20001, 20002, 20007, 20875, 26400, 36900, 30100, 30200, 36900, 33700 and 43700. Tutoring sessions are scheduled through Boiler Connect, choose Polytech & Engineering Tutoring to schedule.

For assistance in ECE courses, please contact the ECE advising office for more information.

EEE

For assistance in EEE courses, please contact the EEE advising office for a list of former students who have successfully completed EEE courses and can serve as tutors.*

FYE

Supplemental Instruction is available for CHM 11500, CHE 11600, CS 15900, MA 16100, MA 16200 and PHYS 17200.
FYE offers preparation for the COM 11400 credit by exam which takes place a couple of days prior to the posted exams. Visit Academic Help and Tutoring Resources for more information.

Honors

Supplemental instruction is available for CHM 11500, CHE 11600, CS 15900, MA 16100, MA 16200 and PHYS 17200.
For additional information regarding specific assistance, please contact the Honors Engineering Office.

IDE/MDE

For assistance in courses, please contact the IDES/MDE advising office for a list of students who have successfully completed courses and may be available to serve as tutors, or external tutors that may be of interest.*

IE

For assistance in IE courses, please contact the IE Undergraduate Office for a list of students who have successfully completed IE courses and IE major requirements and can serve as tutors.*

Free tutoring is available for most IE core courses. Tutoring sessions are scheduled through Boiler Connect, choose Polytech &Engineering Tutoring to schedule.

ME

Supplemental Instruction is available for ME 20000 and ME 27000.

Free tutoring is available for most ME core courses. Tutoring sessions are scheduled through Boiler Connect, choose Polytech &Engineering Tutoring to schedule.

Find Tutorial Rooms and other information: Visit Tutorials and Tutoring.

MSE

For assistance in MSE courses, please contact the MSE advising office for a list of former students who have successfully completed MSE courses and can serve as tutors.*

NE

For assistance in NE courses, please contact the Nuclear Engineering Advising Office for a list of former students who have successfully completed NE courses and can serve as tutors. The American Nuclear Society also puts together study nights for assistance in NE courses.

*Tutoring frequency and cost are agreed upon by the student and tutor

For updates to the content of this page, please contact Caryn Morgan, Assistant Director of Academic Advising and Student Support

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Where: Lambertus Hall 2235; online via Teams When: 8 a.m.-8 p.m., Monday-Friday. Tutor availability coming soon. Courses: First-Year Engineering courses and some sophomore- and junior-level courses in engineering majors. Consult the schedule. View the Supplemental Instruction (SI) website.

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ENGR Undergrad Research Opportunities (EURO)

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Workshops, Resume Basics, Career Fair Information

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Engineering Student Success - Purdue University

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Engineering Success Center T he Engineering Success Center (ESC) is a transformative space where engineering students are empowered to take ownership of their educational journey. At its core, the ESC seeks to bridge the knowledge gap between faculty learning expectations and student performance by fostering a culture of learning and collaboration through peer-to-peer engagement, academic networking and meaningful faculty-student interactions.

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Center for Career Opportunities at Purdue (CCO)

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Where: Shreve Hall C113A & online

When: 7-10 p.m., Sunday-Thursday

Courses: Tutoring provided for 100 & 200 level math, science & engineering courses.

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The schedule for Fall 2024 SI Sessions appears below. Please note that all times are in Eastern Daylight Time (West Lafayette, IN time). For all session and office hour information, you may also visit the "Fall 2024 Supplemental Instruction" course available on Brightspace for students enrolled in SI-linked courses.

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Are you struggling with motivation and accountability? Tired of studying alone? Studying or working on homework can sometimes feel isolating and may lead to reduced productivity or procrastination. Join us and help hold each other accountable so we can all have a successful semester!

Join an Accountability Group

Group Times for Fall 2023

What Are Accountability Groups

Accountability Groups offer ongoing support to undergraduate students in a group setting to help you strengthen your study skills and stay motivated to achieve your goals.

Consistent, Dedicated Time: Groups will meet one time per week for 1.5 hours in the ASC

Peer Connection and Support: Groups consist of 6-8 assigned students led by an ASC staff member

Academic Skill Development: Students will learn and practice productive study habits

What to Expect

Joining an Accountability Group will help you learn and practice productive study habits, connect you with peers, and provide a dedicated time to work on individual tasks. Together, you can learn from one another, including sharing strategies, celebrating each other's accomplishments, and supporting one another when you experience challenges.

Your group will have an assigned time to meet for 90 minutes each week. Group members are expected to attend each week to help contribute to the group's overall success. During weekly meetings, you will create a realistic to-do list, work independently on your tasks, and follow-up with the group to discuss your progress.
If you have any questions or concerns, you can email academicsuccess@purdue.edu, or call our office at 765-494-4700.
Academic Success Center
Wiley Hall C215
765-494-4700
academicsuccess@purdue.edu

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Monday - Friday 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m
Saturday - Sunday - all day/all night Mental Health Crisis
Mental Health Emergency

Call 911 if your crisis is life threatening.

Ask to speak to the Purdue Police CIT Officer.

Call CAPS at (765) 494-6995, then press 1.

Call 988, a national suicide and crisis hotline.

OR Contact one of our Community Partners:

St. Elizabeth East Hospital Emergency Room

1701 S. Creasy Lane, Lafayette

(765) 502-4400

Sycamore Springs

833 Park E. Blvd., Lafayette

(765) 743-4400

River Bend Hospital

2900 N. River Rd., West Lafayette

(765) 464-0400

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Monday - Friday 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m Saturday - Sunday - all day/all night Mental Health Crisis Mental Health Emergency Call 911 if your crisis is life threatening. Ask to speak to the Purdue Police CIT Officer. Call CAPS at (765) 494-6995, then press 1. Call 988, a national suicide and crisis hotline.

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Assistance with:

Food - Housing - Child Care - Transportation - Healthcare & More

Email: basicneeds@purdue.edu

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Performing Arts Ensembles

Providing cultural education through the arts is the principal objective of the Black Cultural Center's performing arts ensembles. The BCC has institutionalized a curriculum-based programming model that provides a balance between performing (dance, theater, music, and creative expression) and learning about the social, political and historical bases of artistic traditions in African diaspora cultures. Professional artists-in-residence provide master-class instruction and prepare students for local and regional performance engagements. Students of diverse ethnicities and cultures join the ensembles and experience a supportive environment.

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Providing cultural education through the arts is the principal objective of the Black Cultural Center's performing arts ensembles. The BCC has institutionalized a curriculum-based programming model that provides a balance between performing (dance, theater, music, and creative expression) and learning about the social, political and historical bases of artistic traditions in African diaspora cultures.

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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Center - Purdue University

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The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) Center provides programming that engages the entire Purdue University campus and community on LGBTQ issues.

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Come Visit Us, and Learn More About the VSC

The Veterans Success Center offers a variety of services for active military members, veterans, and their families. Our current office hours are Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. To learn more, feel free to explore our website or contact us directly by calling, emailing, or visiting our office.

If you are a Purdue Global student, please visit the Purdue Global Education Benefits for Military Members and Spouses page.

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Office of Professional Practice - Purdue University

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Resource Roadmap

PASS Your Exams

Practice Your POMO

Improve Your Reading And Note-Taking

Create Your Finals Game Plan

Finish Line Focus

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Level Up Your Academic Success is a 4 part series that engages in self-reflection, addresses previous academic challenges, and develops a plan to move forward. This series is recommended for students on academic grade probation or students looking to overcome academic setbacks.

Level Up will take place in the Academic Success Center (Wiley Hall, C215) from 4:30pm to 6:00pm on-

Tuesday, January 17th

Thursday, January 19th

Tuesday, January 24th

Thursday, January 26th

By registering for Level Up, you are agreeing to participant in all 4 sessions. The first 60 minutes of each session will be dedicated to new content and group activities. The last 30 minutes is for you!

Attending an ASC workshop is a great way to jump-start the process of achieving your goals.

Attend a Workshop

Workshops at the ASC are...

Designed to tackle some of the most pressing challenges student's face today.

Facilitated by our relatable and energetic ASC Staff and Ambassadors.

An interactive and engaging way to enhance your learning skills.

A low-pressure, group learning environment.

Typically 50 minutes long.

Upcoming Workshops

For more information about the details and content of each workshop, please click here or scroll down to visit the "Workshop Offerings" section of this page.

Workshop Offerings

We rotate our workshops throughout the semester. In order to stay up to date with what's going and when workshops are offered follow us on Instagram @purdueasc, check our website throughout the semester, or email academicsuccess@purdue.edu.

Academic Success Center
Wiley Hall C215
765-494-4700
academicsuccess@purdue.edu

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Chenflix | Repository of Dr. Kuan-Hua Chen’s math lecture videos and notes

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Official host of Purdue’s Dr. Kuan-Hua Chen’s lecture videos and notes. Features interactive math tools and other study resources, as well as commentaries on Purdue OSRR.

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Online AND On-Campus Resources

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The Writing Lab at Purdue - Purdue OWL® - Purdue University

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Welcome to the Purdue On-Campus Writing Lab web page. These pages contain information for Purdue students, faculty and staff using the On-Campus Writing Lab on the West Lafayette and Indianapolis campuses. The pages include On-Campus Writing Lab hours, satellite location hours, and contact information. This area also includes information on lab services, facilities, tutoring jobs, and policies. You will find messages from our directors, information about our coordinators, and information about awards and articles. In addition, we offer a Purdue On-Campus Writing Lab fact sheet. You may explore this area by using the links located in the navigation bar on the left.

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PPC Home | The Brian Lamb School of Communication

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The Lamb School’s Purdue Presentation Center is here to help Purdue students with preparing for or delivering a presentation, including:

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The Math Resource Room (MRR) is located in WTHR 182.
https://www.math.purdue.edu/academic/officehours **The Math Resource Rooms is closed for Purdue University Holidays and Breaks, the week of Thanksgiving, and during Finals Week**
The MRRs are staffed primarily by teaching assistants for these courses.

How to Use the MRRs:

To study: Use the large tables in the MRR.

To ask a question: Stand in line in the MRR in front of a TA associated to your course and wait to be called.

Additional resources:

Expectations

DO attend class to learn the material. The MRR is not a replacement for attending class.

DO ask specific questions (e.g. "I know I need to take the derivative, but am having difficulty with the quotient rule").

DO collaborate with other students.

Do NOT ask an instructor to sign a form.

Do NOT charge electronics (this is a safety hazard).

Do NOT ask an instructor to do your homework for you.

Do NOT ask for help for a class not supported by the MRR. The MRR supports MA 15300, MA 15800, MA 16010, MA 16020, MA 16100, MA 16200, MA 16500, MA 16600, and MA 26100.

You may be asked to leave if you do not follow the policies of the MRR.

Questions and Complaints

Online homework mistakes/misgrades

For students in 15300, 15800, 16010, 16020 please email homework-appeal@purdue.edu.

For students in 16100, 16200, 16500, 16600, 26100 please email mylabmath-help@purdue.edu.

Your e-mail must contain

Your name:

Your course:

Your section number:

Your recitation or class time:

Your assignment number:

Your problem number:

A brief description of the issue:

Issues with the MRR: contact the Associate Head of the Mathematics Department, Dr. Petrosyan (Office: MATH 836; Phone: 765-494-1932; email: arshak@purdue.edu)

Resources

Online Homework Systems

See your course webpage for help resources if you have issues with any of these online homework systems

Other Information

Websites of interest to Students

(Revised January 2022)

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The Chemistry Resource Room provides free peer tutoring to students in General or Organic Chemistry classes. We also provide reference books, model kits, and a place for group study. The Resource Room provides an excellent environment for peer-learning and enforcing study skills in an informal environment.

See our FAQ in the left menu for additional information.

Tutoring will resume Monday, August 28, 2023.

Questions?
Contact Christine Schertz at cschertz@purdue.edu.

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Department of Physics and Astronomy, 525 Northwestern Avenue, West Lafayette, IN 47907-2036 * Phone: (765) 494-3000 * Fax: (765) 494-0706

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Explore research projects happening in every school of engineering here at Purdue!

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Research Areas

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Spring 2026

CARES Hub Hours (ARMS 1261)

Mon to Thur: 9am to 7pm

Fri: 9am to 4pm

Therapist Walk-In (ARMS 1251)

Mon to Fri: 1pm to 2pm

Grad Student Walk-In Hours

Mon: 11am to Noon (ABE 1034)

Mon: 3pm to 4pm (ME 1084)

Wed: 1pm to 2pm (LMBS 2243)

Fri: 11am to Noon (ARMS 1264)

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The new Purdue CARES (Community, Assistance and Resources for Engineering Students) Hub is located on the first floor of the Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering in the former Minority Engineering Program space, ARMS 1261.

When the CARES Hub fully launches in January 2024, it will feature drop-in peer mentoring, overseen by a trained clinician. The CARES Hub will provide ample space for wellbeing, with meditation classes, art therapy, and more. Check out our upcoming events this fall, hosted in partnership with RecWell.

Schedule of Events - Fall 2023

We're excited to launch our first series of events in the CARES Hub (Community, Assistance and Resources for Engineering Students)! Check out the events below. We hope to see you there! All events will be in ARMS 1261 unless otherwise specified. All events are completely free and open to all students!

10/30 @ 6:00pm-8:00pm - Halloween Social and Movie w/PUMA
PUMA (Purdue University Materials Advantage) and CARES Hub will be hosting a Halloween social event on Monday 10/30! We will have snacks and drinks, a fun craft, and be showing Little Shop of Horrors (1986). Come and celebrate the Halloween season with us in [insert CARES Hub location] from 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Note: If you are unaware of the content of the movie, please visit the following sites to familiarize yourself with potential triggering themes and scenes:
https://www.doesthedogdie.com/media/10392
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091419/parentalguide#advisory-nudity

11/1 @ 4:00pm - 5:00 pm - Drop-in Guided Meditation with Vanessa Pacheco, RecWell
Take a few moments to relax, let your mind truly rest, and let go of your to do list. These guided meditation sessions take 15-20 minutes and you're free to drop in at anytime!

11/2 - 6:00pm - 7:00pm Tie-Dying w/BMES
BMES (Biomedical Engineering Society) will be hosting a Tie-Dying event from 6:00-7:00pm on Thursday, November 2! We'll have t-shirts (but feel free to bring your own, too), dyes, and all the other supplies you'll need to tie-dye a shirt. Stop by and get creative!

11/9 @ 4:00pm - 5:00 pm - Drop-in Guided Meditation with Vanessa Pacheco, RecWell
Take a few moments to relax, let your mind truly rest, and let go of your to do list. These guided meditation sessions take 15-20 minutes and you're free to drop in at anytime!

11/13 @ 3:30pm Smash Wall @ the Engineering Fountain
Learn how to manage stress amidst the fast-paced college environment. In this immersive experience, you will get to practice different coping skills including some unconventional ways such as sound, breathwork and smashing objects against a wall with our smash wall.

11/14 @ 1:30pm - 3:30pm - Savvy Snacking
Build your own trail mix while you learn about healthy snacking options and mindful eating during this fun and relaxed workshop. Come with questions and cravings!

11/15 @ 4:00pm - 5:00 pm - Drop-in Guided Meditation with Vanessa Pacheco, RecWell
Take a few moments to relax, let your mind truly rest, and let go of your to do list. These guided meditation sessions take 15-20 minutes and you're free to drop in at anytime!

11/16 @ 10:00am - 11:00 am - Drop-in Guided Meditation with Vanessa Pacheco, RecWell
Take a few moments to relax, let your mind truly rest, and let go of your to do list. These guided meditation sessions take 15-20 minutes and you're free to drop in at anytime!

11/16 @ 7:00pm - Dr. Will Miller, Comedian & Therapist - WALC 1087
Come join Dr. Will for a fun and hilarious chat on the challenges of building and re-building your support networks. Laughs and growth guaranteed!

11/27 @ 3:30 - Vision Boarding
Drop in to create your own vision board to help you manifest your goals and dreams! We'll provide all the supplies and guidance you need to create a vision board that

11/29 @ 10:00am - 11:00 am - Drop-in Guided Meditation with Vanessa Pacheco, RecWell
Take a few moments to relax, let your mind truly rest, and let go of your to do list. These guided meditation sessions take 15-20 minutes and you're free to drop in at anytime!

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Student consultations with professional staff are available by appointment only. Consultations cover academic skills and strategies related to time management, studying for exams, and reaching other academic goals. Consultations are not for course registration information, prospective and admitted student meetings, or CODO planning; please see your academic advisor to discuss those topics. This service is free to all Purdue University undergraduate students.

Planning ahead for a consultation in Spring 2023? Please note that our consultants won't be able to update their Spring 2023 availability until Jan. 6 due to the timing of a backend system change. Want a notification when the semester availability is live? Email the ASC.

To schedule an appointment, please use the BoilerConnect system. Additional questions about consultations can be directed to academicsuccess@purdue.edu.

Schedule a Consultation

Frequently Asked Questions

Academic Success Center
Wiley Hall C215
765-494-4700
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Welcome to the Purdue University Police Department.

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Native American Educational and Cultural Center

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Native American Educational and Cultural Center

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Bozho (Bodéwadmik), Hé (Lenape), Aya (Myaamia), Hiteto (Shawnee), Aloha (Hawaiian), Aanii (Anishinnabe), Aho (Lakota), Ya'at'eeh (Diné)

The NAECC acknowledges the traditional homelands of the Indigenous People which Purdue University is built upon. We honor and appreciate the Bodéwadmik (Potawatomi), Lenape (Delaware), Myaamia (Miami), and Shawnee People who are the original Indigenous caretakers.

NAECC Summer 2023 Hours

Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Monday, May 15th through Friday, August 18, 2023
NAECC will be closed on the following dates in observance of university holidays: Monday, 5/29: Memorial Day Tuesday, 7/4: Independence Day
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People (MMIWGTS) Awareness Day

Friday, May 5th 2023

Across Indian Country, May 5 th is Missing Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirit (MMIWG2S) Awareness Day and this date was selected to recognize the birth date of Hanna Harris, from Northern Cheyenne who went missing July 4, 2013. U.S. Senate passed a resolution declaring this national day of awareness introduced by the Montana congressional delegation to highlight this epidemic of violence.

The NAECC is joining this national initiative to educate our campus community and to provide information on becoming an ally.

Follow the social media hashtags #MMIW #MMIWG2S #NoMoreStolenSisters #WhyIWearRed

Missing and Murdered Indigeous People, Bureau of Indian Affairs, U.S. Department of Interior Indian Affairs

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women USA
Savanna's Act and Not Invisible Act
"Savanna's Act is named in honor of Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind, a 22 year old pregnant citizen of the Spirit Lake Nation in North Dakota who was viciously murdered in August 2017. Savanna's Act aims to improve MMIW data collection, access, and directs the Department of Justice to review, revise, and develop law enforcement and justice protocols to address missing and murdered Indigenous Peoples." - NIWRC
Not Invisible Act of 2019
"...Complements Savanna's Act, with its purpose to identify and combat violent crime against Indians or within Indian lands through the creation of an advisory committee on reducing violent crimes against Native People. The advisory committee is composed of tribal leaders, law enforcement, federal partners, service providers, and survivors, who will make recommendations to the U.S. Department of Interior and Department of Justice to combat violence against Native Americans and Alaska Natives." - NIWRC
Alaska Native Women's Resource Center Coalition to Stop Violence Against Women National Congress of American Indian National Indigenous Women's Resource Center
MMIW Toolkits for Families and Communities are available for information and to download information such as pockets guides, brochures, and missing person flyer templates

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women film
StrongHearts Native Helpline
"A 24/7 safe, confidential and anonymous domestic, dating, and sexual violence helpline for American Indians and Alaska Natives, offering culturally-appropriate support and advocacy."

1-844-7NATIVE (762-8483)
Urban Indian Health Institute
2023 EVENTS

Friday, May 5th - Red Dress Awareness Day

Red dresses will be displayed throughout campus to highlight domestic violence and this national epidemic impacting U.S. and First Nation tribal communities.

Friday, May 5th - Lunch Presentation featuring Chantel Cloud

12:00 - 1:30 pm | NAECC

Former Chief Judge of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe Chantel Cloud will share her knowledge of the tribal justice system and the importance of the #MMIW movement. RSVP for lunch by emailing Tiffany Lechuga at tcusterl@purdue.edu.

ADVOCATES AND ALLIES

To be a MMIWG2S advocate and ally, start by educating yourself.

NIWRC Advocacy Materials
Sovereign Bodies Institute: MMIWg2 & MMIP Organizing Toolkit
Support national organizations such as the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center, Coalition to Stop Violence Against Women, Alaska Native Women's Resource Center, etc.

Contact your local Congressional representatives!

"...I would not have survived graduate school and being in a new environment, if it weren't for the support and guidance from the NAECC and it's community."

-- Nicole A. Benally (Navajo), M.S. Agronomy '18

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Native American Educational and Cultural Center - Purdue University

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The NAECC acknowledges the traditional homelands of the Indigenous People which Purdue University is built upon. We honor and appreciate the Bodéwadmik (Potawatomi), Lenape (Delaware), Myaamia (Miami), and Shawnee People who are the original Indigenous caretakers.

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Learn about the Purdue University Latino Cultural Center, one of two Latino Cultural Centers across Indiana's state universities.

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How and Where to Schedule

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Phone: 765-494-6995

Business Hours:

Fall/Spring: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Summer: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1 - 5 p.m.

Making your first appointment is easy!

Step 1: CALL
Call our main number, 765-494-6995, and request a same-day or next-day brief screen. Brief phone screens are available during business hours, Monday-Friday.
Step 2: CONNECT
CAPS staff will ask you a few quick questions, provide an appointment that works for you, and send you an online form to complete.
Step 3: COME IN!
Attend your appointment, whether in person or virtually, CAPS is here to meet you where you need.
Address:

Purdue University Counseling and Psychological Services
601 Stadium Mall Drive, Room 224
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2052

Fax:

765-496-2139

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Business Hours: Fall/Spring: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.Summer: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1 - 5 p.m. Call our main number, 765-494-6995, and request a same-day or next-day brief screen. Brief phone screens are available during business hours, Monday-Friday.

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A Peer Success Coach (PSC) is a point-person who can offer guidance to students as they navigate life at Purdue. PSCs function as guides, listeners, and motivational partners, but not as tutors, instructors, parents, or academic advisors.

They are here to listen to your concerns, point you in the right direction, and help you set (and achieve) your own academic, social, and personal goals while at Purdue.

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Academic Success Center - Purdue University

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Learn more about the Academic Success Center's Peer Success Coaching program

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Notice:
The Purdue Counseling and Guidance Center will be closed over summer break and will reopen with the start of the Fall semester.

Please refer to the following documents.

What is the Purdue Counseling and Guidance Center?

The Counseling and Guidance Center is the counseling service and training facility for the College of Education on the Purdue University campus. Since 1953, the Counseling and Guidance Center has been assisting people with a variety of educational, career, and personal problems. Current staff members are qualified graduate counseling psychology students in-training who are supervised by faculty from the Counseling Psychology Program. The Counseling Psychology program is accredited by the Committee on Accreditation of the American Psychology Association ( APA), 750 First Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002, (202) 336-5979.

Who comes to the Counseling and Guidance Center and why?

Our services are available to University students and staff, to high school students, and to adults in the community at large. Individuals come to the Center seeking personal growth as well as assistance with a variety of career and personal concerns.

Personal concerns often expressed by our clients include:

Depression or anxiety

Relationship difficulties

Loneliness

Stress

Grief & Loss

Career issues we can help you address include:

Identifying interests and abilities Career exploration and decision-making

Alternatives to current job/career

The Counseling and Guidance Center serves those whose concerns and problems are not of a magnitude that prevents them from meeting daily responsibilities and those who are not in crisis. We provide no psychiatric or medical service, nor can we serve those individuals with severe psychological disorders. Individuals we cannot help are encouraged to accept referrals to more appropriate agencies and programs.

What can I expect from the Counseling and Guidance Center?

You can expect to see a counselor who is trained and committed to helping you explore your concerns. A counselor will work to build a relationship of trust in which you can explore such questions as "How do I deal with the feelings I have?" or "What can I do to solve this problem?" Your counselor will help you to find or develop alternatives and to achieve a personal resolution for your concern. In general you can expect to be seen once a week for counseling. Counseling sessions last approximately 50 minutes.

How do I make an appointment?

Call the Counseling and Guidance Center at 494-9738 or email us at pcgc@purdue.edu. When you call, you'll speak to the clinic coordinator, who will pass along your information to the Clinic Director or Faculty Supervisor to determine if the PCGC is the best place to meet your needs. If so, then you will be scheduled for an intake appointment with one of our counselors.

Confidentiality

The Counseling and Guidance Center respects each person's right to privacy and adheres to confidentiality guidelines. Ethical and professional practice is stressed.

Fees

The Counseling and Guidance Center strives to make counseling services available and affordable to the community at large. There is no charge for either the individual counseling services, tests or inventories that might be administered as part of the counseling process.

Other uses of the Counseling and Guidance Center

The Center is also used to provide initial training for school counselors and counseling psychology students in their Counseling Theories and Techniques Lab courses. This course sometimes incorporates a limited number of supervised sessions with university students, near the end of the course.

Beering Hall, College of Education
Purdue University
Room 3202
100 North University Street
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2098
Phone: (765) 494-9738
Email: pcgc@purdue.edu

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE AN INTAKE, CALL (765) 494-9738.

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Purdue Counseling and Guidance Center - Purdue University College of Education

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Notice: The Purdue Counseling and Guidance Center will be closed over summer break and will reopen with the start of the Fall semester. Please refer to the following documents. The Counseling and Guidance Center is the counseling service and training facility for the College of Education on the Purdue University campus.

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No Appointment Needed

Located in Shreve, LGBTQ Center (HICKS), and the Graduate Student Center

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Let’s Talk Drop-In Program | Counseling & Psychological Services

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Anxiety Toolbox, The Art of Self Care, Wellness and Resilience Skill Building

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CAPS will be offering scheduled programs on various topics this semester. Please see options below. You can attend by following the designated link posted. If you have any questions, please contact CAPS at 765-494-6995 and ask to speak with Crystal Cordes, Ph.D., the assistant director for outreach and consultation. Please also consider Purdue's Wellness Programs that also provides presentations about well-being topics relevant to students.

Scheduled Workshops

The following scheduled workshops are for all Purdue students and you do not have to be a CAPS client to attend.
Wellness and Resilience Skill Building
A four-week workshop where students will learn to better manage difficult emotions, engage in life mindfully, and improve communication skills. These workshops are held in person and registration is required.

Thursdays 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. starting on 6/6/24

RSVP for these sessions via link: Wellness and Resilience Skills Registration

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CAPS will be offering scheduled programs on various topics this semester. Please see options below. You can attend by following the designated link posted. If you have any questions, please contact CAPS at 765-494-6995 and ask to speak with Crystal Cordes, Ph.D., the assistant director for outreach and consultation.

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Asian American and Asian Resource and Cultural Center

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Asian American and Asian Resource and Cultural Center

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The Asian American and Asian Resource and Cultural Center (AAARCC) provides dynamic educational resources for the Purdue community and the Lafayette-West Lafayette community. Since joining Purdue in April 2015 under the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging, the AAARCC has opened its doors to all and seeks to remain as a source of education, integration, and support. Programs and events will be constantly evolving to meet the ever-changing needs of the campus community. Our space is committed to preserving, advancing, and connecting the rich diversity here at Purdue to offer an exciting global experience for all. Add text here

Purdue Hotline

This enterprise-wide hotline exists to aid you in reporting concerns anonymously about unethical or illegal behavior. Submit reports for all Purdue locations including, but not limited to, Purdue University, Purdue University Fort Wayne, Purdue University Northwest, Purdue University Global, Purdue International, Inc., Intercollegiate Athletics, as well as Purdue statewide and around the world.
https://www.purdue.edu/hotline/

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The Asian American and Asian Resource and Cultural Center (AAARCC) at Purdue promotes diversity.

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Therapy Assisted Online (TAO App for your Phone)

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Therapy Assisted Online (TAO App for your Phone)

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What types of concerns can TAO help me with?

TAO can help you with:

Stress and coping with stressful situations;

Resilience, grit and personal growth;

Relationships and communication;

Health-related concerns;

Anxiety, worry and specific fears;

Depression;

Substance use;

And many other topics.

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Therapy Assistance Online (TAO) | Counseling & Psychological Services

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Faculty, staff and campus organizations will have the ability to use the program to assign courses and exercises to students.

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These old exams are provided as a study resource for current students. Answer keys and solutions are provided when available. Exams, answers and solutions not offered here are not available through this website.

Exams, Answer Keys, and Solution Sets are offered here in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format.

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Welcome to the Purdue Disability Resource Center!

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Mechanical Engineering - Purdue University

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Students have access to a variety of tutorials and tutors, whether individual or in a group setting. Pi Tau Sigma coordinates one-on-one tutoring with current ME students who have demonstrated mastery in the course(s) they tutor. There is an hourly fee to utilize these tutors. The School of Mechanical Engineering does not hire tutors and the tutors on this list have not been fully vetted by ME or Pi Tau Sigma. The list provided is for informational purposes only. Students and tutors are responsible for working out scheduling, payment details, etc.

Tutorial Rooms

Tutorial rooms (ME 2134, ME 2138, and ME 2142) are staffed by faculty and graduate students. No appointments are needed and no cost is associated. Schedules for tutorial rooms are updated on a semester basis.

Room ME2134 schedule (ME 323, ME 300)

Room ME2138 schedule (ME 270)

Room ME2142 schedule (ME 274, ME 315)

Additional Tutorial Services

The Academic Success Center has published a list of tutoring services across campus to meet the needs of students. Learn more about these resources by clicking here.

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Welcome to the Purdue Academic Success Center. We offer services such as supplemental instruction (SI), peer success coaching (PSC), online handouts / webinars, and many more!

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Discover unique opportunities at PURDUE UNIVERSITY | BoilerLink! Find and attend events, browse and join organizations, and showcase your involvement.

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Office of Professional Practice - Purdue University

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Explore research projects happening in every LAB at Purdue!

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