Academic Success Center News
By establishing partnerships across the university, the Academic Success Center (ASC) helps students achieve their educational goals and complete their studies on time. The ASC offers or refers students to programs and resources such as advising, career exploration, skills testing, tutoring, and more.
Current Academic Success Center News
In her 25 years at UNLV, the Urban Affairs advisor and administrator has influenced the future careers of hundreds of Rebels.
Event organizers hope new program will ease student transition to collegiate life and instill a feeling of belonging.
Professional development opportunity enables academic advisor Jacquee deJesus to better assist students with using campus technology.
Jannie Nigoza will kick-start her career in Korea after working hard to earn the program grant.
The senior coordinator of Supplemental Instruction and Tutoring rings in her first anniversary at the UNLV Academic Success Center.
The associate vice provost for student success knows firsthand how providing opportunities and encouragement to students of all backgrounds can influence academic achievement.
Academic Success Center In The News
Take a step inside to a transformed world with peace and quiet. A safe space to gain the confidence to ace that speech, debate or comm class assignment.
Cole Smithers, a senior psychology student at UNLV, stepped onto the debate stage with plans to rebuke his classmate’s well-trained arguments in favor of single-payer national healthcare. Treading carefully, Smithers knew he had to refute that reasoning.
AREA15, the experiential retail and entertainment complex opening in 2020, introduces a series of guided meditation videos to encourage relaxation and amusement during quarantine.
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, love is in the air for many.
The sight of smooching couples may warm your heart, or turn your stomach.
Dr. Ming-Wei Wu drives his son and daughter to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and escorts them to and from classes.
The two Las Vegas siblings — 12-year-old Shenlone Wu and 13-year-old Shenmei Wu — are both full-time students at UNLV. They each have an IQ above 140, which is considered genius or near-genius level.