The CSM Living-Learning Community is designed to provide a supportive first-year college experience open to freshmen students who declare any major in the College of Science and Mathematics. The primary focus of the LLC is helping students succeed academically in the critical first year of college.
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College of Science & Mathematics
1201 Goss Lane, GE-1006
Augusta, GA 30912
Mailing: 1120 15th Street, GE-1006
Augusta, GA 30912
706-729-2047
saatkinson@augusta.edu
It's easy to apply. The application to participate in the LLC can be found embedded inside the housing portal application.
Oak Hall and Elm Hall provide housing for first-year Augusta University students. Students living in either Hall have the opportunity to participate in the living learning community and special interest housing.
The Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (CURS) supports faculty-led research and scholarly activity with undergraduates at Augusta University in a variety of ways: faculty and student development activities, monthly student research brown bag seminars, grants to support student research and assessment of the impact of student research on campus.
The Academic Success Center (ASC) is on the Summerville campus and is home to a variety of free support services for students.
SciMath Tutoring Center is located on the Health Science campus and offers biological sciences, chemistry, math, physics, or statistics tutoring, as well as peer mentoring.
Augusta University Libraries is pleased to welcome faculty, staff, new, and returning students. The libraries have study rooms and conference room available for reservation. One library on Health Sciences campus and one on Summerville campus. Check out the information guide for Greenblatt and Reese Libraries.