July 4, 2009

Campus Resources

Auburn University Medical Clinic

Phone: 844-4416

The Auburn University Medical Clinic is a private, full-service primary care clinic whose function is to serve Auburn University students, faculty, staff, and the Auburn community. The Pharmacy is located within the Clinic.

Auburn University Psychological Services Center

Phone: 844-4889

Supervised graduate level clinicians provide a wide range of psychological assessments, including:

• General psychological function
• Intellectual and academic function
• Learning Disability
• Substance abuse with the Health Behavior Assessment Center (HBAC)
• Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

English Center

Phone: 844-5749

The English Center offers tutoring services in writing and reading for students. The Center was established to provide one-to-one instruction for students enrolled in composition and Great Books courses.

More specifically, the consultants in the English Center can help you get started writing by teaching you how to brainstorm for ideas. Consultants can help you learn to organize those ideas and to develop plans for your papers. Once you have a draft, they can answer your questions about how to revise your papers and even read drafts to see if they make sense. Questions about sentence structure and punctuation are always appropriate.

Educational Support Services

100 Cater Hall
Phone: 844-4710
E-Mail: success@auburn.edu

The Student Success Center offers a variety of support services for all Auburn University students including:

• Student Counseling Services

  Phone: 844-5123

• Cater Center

  Phone: 844-5972

  The goal of the Cater Center for Academic Career Excellence is to implement comprehensive, multidisciplinary, student-centered educational support and advising services for students with open career options.

• Safe Harbor for Women

  Phone: 844-SAFE (844-7233)

  A part of Student Counseling Services, Safe Harbor is committed to reducing men's violence against women by increasing awareness about dating/domestic violence, stranger rape, acquaintance rape, sexual harassment, and other forms of sexual violence.

• Career Development Services

  Phone: 844-4744

  Career Development Services (CDS) provides services and resources which help students develop a personal career plan, learn job search skills and find employment. CDS serves underclassmen, seniors, graduate students, and alumni. If you would like to have a counselor meet with you at the PSD offices, please contact PSD at 844-2096 to make arrangements.

• Academic Support Services

  Phone: 844-5972

• Study Partners

  Phone: 844-5972

  Designed to aid students, faculty, and staff in easily accessing information concerning tutoring opportunities available on campus, specifically by presenting subject specific information.

Tiger Transit

Phone: 844-4757

Most students can benefit from using heated and air-conditioned Tiger Transit, the mini bus system that runs throughout campus and to some outlying apartment complexes. Route maps are available upon request. Questions should be directed to AU Transportation Services. (844-4757).