How can an Academic Coach help me improve?<\/b>
\nEach student has different needs; Coaches most often assist with providing organization, motivation, goal-setting, reflection, self-regulation, time management, study skills, outlining and insight into learning strengths. Coaches can assist greatly with providing structure and accountability.<\/p>\n
Do I need to have a documented disability to use the Coaching service?<\/b>
\nYes. Students have to be registered and connected to the office. Students can learn about getting started with DRS by reviewing our Getting Started webpage or contacting us directly.<\/p>\n
How do I get set up with an Academic Coach?<\/b>
\nDRS students can be referred to academic coaching by their Counseling Coordinator based on need and space. You can make an appointment with your Coordinator directly, visit us during drop-in Coordinator on Duty (COD) hours, or contact the office.<\/p>\n
Do Coaches work with graduate and professional school students?
\n<\/b>Yes.<\/p>\n
How long am I eligible for the Coaching program?<\/b>
\nStudents enrolled in DRS Academic Coaching have access to the program through their time at the UW. Undergraduates can meet with a Coach four times during each academic quarter; graduate & professional student will likely have a more individualized meeting schedule.<\/p>\n
How do I contact the DRS Office for this?<\/b> CLUE (The Center for Learning and Undergraduate Enrichment)<\/a><\/p>\n DO-IT (Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology)<\/a><\/p>\n Center for Disability Policy and Research<\/a><\/p>\n Center on Human Development and Disability<\/a><\/p>\n Center for Technology and Disability Studies<\/a><\/p>\n Disability Studies at the University of Washington<\/a><\/p>\n
\nYou can call our office at (206) 543-8924 or email us at uwdrs@uw.edu.
\nPlease see the sidebar to the right for current office hours and drop-in times.<\/p>\nAdditional Academic and Campus Programs
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