Academic Coaching
Do you hear this from your students?
“I feel like I never have enough time.”
“I study and study, but it doesn’t show on my exams.”
“I’m just not feeling motivated to do my work.”
The Academic Coaching Program provides support to help students learn effectively. We offer one-on-one coaching sessions, workshops, tools and tips on including procrastination, test preparation, time management, reading strategies, and more.
Who we are
Tim Randazzo , Director of Student Learning Programs
Jae Chung, Associate Director of Student Learning Programs
Jessie Schwab, Academic Coach
Rhean Sun, Academic Coach
Rachel Stumpf, Academic Coach
Who we support
When you have students who appear to be struggling to handle the pace and complexity of learning at Stanford, we can help them develop tools to study more effectively and efficiently. Our academic coaches are available to both undergraduate and graduate students and provide a safe environment for them to cultivate sophisticated learning skills.
We also hire undergraduate and graduate students to work as academic skills ambassadors. Ambassadors engage communities across campus (residential, thematic, ethnic, disciplinary, etc.) and present academic skills workshop.
How you can help
Classroom visits and custom workshops
Interested in having an academic coach visit your class to briefly introduce themselves and our program? Would you like us to offer a workshop for your students or prepare a customized handout for effective learning in your course? Contact Tim Randazzo, Director of Graduate Teaching and Student Learning Programs.
Announcements to students
Add an announcement to Canvas, like this sample:
Free Academic Coaching
Stanford provides free one-on-one academic coaching to help you learn how to plan and manage your time, read more effectively, prepare for exams, and manage procrastination. To schedule an appointment with a coach visit academicskills.stanford.edu
Add an insert in your Syllabus, like this:
Academic Skills Resources
The Center for Teaching and Learning offers academic coaching to help you learn how to plan and manage your time, read more effectively, prepare for exams, and manage procrastination. To schedule an appointment with a coach visit academicskills.stanford.edu
Where students can learn more
Students can schedule a session online and get started immediately.
They can visit Academic Skill page to find out more about our workshops and other resources.
Questions?
Contact us at any time.
Jae Chung
Associate Director of Student Learning Programs
chungjae@stanford.edu
(650) 736-7761
408 Panama Mall