Study & Tutoring Support: AAC Centers and Services
The Library is not the only service you'll find in the Anderson Academic Commons. Explore the various AAC centers and services for support with your studying, research and teaching needs.
Check the website of each center for up-to-date information on hours and in-person services.
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Center for World Languages and Cultures
The Center for World Languages and Cultures supports and enriches your study of languages and cultures at DU. Come to the CWLC to work with language coaches, take undergraduate placement or graduate proficiency exams, study less-commonly taught languages, and prepare for study abroad.
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Digital Media Services
IT@DU's Digital Media Services provides audio and video services to students, faculty and staff across campus. Our services include: Campus Classroom Support, Event Media Services, Video Capture and Production, Digital Conversion Services, the Digital Media Center, the Video Creation Studio, AV Installations, and Digital Signs.
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IT Help Center
The IT Help Center provides technology support services to DU students, faculty, and staff. Helpful articles, how-to instructions and online support resources can also be found on the IT Support and Services website tabs or by visiting our Knowledge Base.
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Math Center
The Math Center offers free, drop-in tutoring for DU students in the following courses: Elements of College Algebra, College Algebra and Trigonometry, Business Calculus, and Calculus I, II and III.
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Office of Teaching and Learning
The Office of Teaching and Learning (OTL) staff are available to consult with faculty about how to engage students, course design, teaching online, assessing student learning, and academic technology.
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Research Center
The Research Center offers expert guidance through the research process from refining a topic to finding and evaluating relevant sources to creating a bibliography. One-on-one research consultations with subject librarians are available to current DU students, faculty, and staff at any stage of the research process.
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Science and Engineering Center
The Science and Engineering Center is a collaborative space staffed by undergraduate and graduate learning assistants (LAs) trained to assist students with first and second year biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering lecture and laboratory courses. Our goal is to help students grow as problem solvers by assisting with homework sets, lab reports, and preparing for exams.
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Special Collections & Archives
The DU Special Collections and Archives Department collects, arranges, preserves, and makes accessible the permanent records of the University as well as rare and unique collections that support the University's administration, teaching, research, and service.
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Writing Program & Center
University Writing ProgramThe University Writing Program creates a robust culture of writing on campus through five main pillars: The First-year Writing Course Sequence, the University Writing Center, the Advanced Seminar program, Writing in the Disciplines, and Assessment and Research.
University Writing CenterThe University Writing Center (UWC) works with any DU writer on any type of writing, from academic work to creative pieces or career materials. The UWC offers various programming and opportunities for faculty to collaborate with Writing Program teaching professors on writing pedagogy and publications.