Learning and Teaching Center

Services for Students

What is the most effective way for you to study? How should you prepare for exams or oral presentations? The LTC can help!  Services for students include:

• General academic counseling
• Peer teaching program
• Services for students with disabilities
• Workshops for students writing senior theses
• Workshops and other resources for students

Services for Faculty

What is the best way to engage your students in the material? How can you encourage your students to be well prepared before coming to class? The LTC can help! Services for faculty include:

• General teaching consultation
• Peer teaching program
• Mid-course checks
• Luncheon series on teaching issues
• Workshops for new faculty
• Workshops and other resources for all faculty

The goal of the Learning and Teaching Center (LTC) is to enhance the learning process at Lake Forest College.The LTC helps students develop skills and strategies for learning throughout their college years and beyond.

The LTC assists faculty in devising innovative techniques to help students read critically, reason analytically, communicate persuasively, and think independently. By encouraging and expanding interactions among student and faculty groups, the Learning and Teaching Center supports the enterprise of this learning community.

Director of the Learning and Teaching Center

Richard Mallette
Distinguished Service Professor of English, Associate Dean of the Faculty
North Hall 201
847-735-5277

LTC Faculty Associates

Carolyn Tuttle
Betty Jane Schultz Hollender Professor of Economics
Young Hall 420
847-735-5137

Dawn Wiser
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Johnson Science Center A-301
847-735-5092

Learning Support Specialists

Julia Berkowitz
Coordinator, Math Resource Center
Johnson B 151
847-735-6061

Teryn J. Robinson
Assistant Dean of Faculty for Learning Support
Johnson B 171
847-735-5167