Academic Coaching and Support

Academic coaching is available to assist students with the academic skills necessary to be successful in graduate theological education at Wake Forest University School of Divinity. Academic coaching is free and available to every Wake Divinity graduate student.

Want to improve your study skills, paper writing, or time management and organization? Make an appointment with Khelen Kuzmovich, our Academic Skills Instructor. Khelen is normally available on Tuesdays from 9:30am to 1:00pm and Thursdays from 2:00 to 4:00pm.

Contact: kuzmovk@nullwfu.edu

  • Helpful Resources and Links

    Other Helpful Resources

  • WFU Learning Assistance Center

    The Learning Assistance Center (LAC) provides study skills training and counseling.  Students can learn to read critically, take notes effectively, manage their time, improve their motivation, increase their reading speed, and prepare for tests.

    Assistance is provided through counseling and individual and group tutoring.

    Students with a wide range of learning and other documented disabilities may also receive academic support, training, and advocacy through the Learning Assistance Center.

    Learning Assistance Center Website

  • WFU Writing Center

    The Writing Center @ Wake Forest University offers students a relaxed and welcoming place to discuss writing and the writing process with trained peer tutors. The Center is staffed by friendly and knowledgeable Wake Forest undergraduate and graduate students who act as an audience for students’ writing; they work by asking questions to help students discover what they want to say and determine whether they have effectively communicated what they intended to say. Because everyone writes differently, we tailor our help to meet each student’s needs.

    Tutors do not evaluate, correct, proofread, or edit student assignments; our main goal is to help students become confident critical readers of their own writing. We provide consultation during every stage of the writing process, including:

    • Generating ideas and settling on a topic
    • Organizing ideas in a paper
    • Developing support for arguments
    • Composing more effectively
    • Learning to revise drafts
    • Learning to identify and correct errors in grammar and punctuation

    Generally speaking, the earlier in the writing process that a student visits us, the more useful and productive their tutorial session(s) will be. Many students find they have the most success working with us when they come to the Writing Center as soon as they have received a writing assignment. Students may make appointments online, by phone (336.758.5768), or by visiting us in Z. Smith Reynolds Library Room 426 during our hours of operation (10:00am – 5:00pm, Monday – Friday; 7:00 – 9:00pm, Sunday – Thursday).

    Writing Center Website