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Warhawk Academic Success Center
The Warhawk Academic Success Center is a one-stop shop for all of your academic support needs. Our team members are dedicated to helping you. We look forward to supporting as you achieve your goals!
Free Academic Support
Learning Center
AUM Library, Room 225
Monday — Thursday
9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Friday
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Instructional Support Lab
Goodwyn Hall 202, 203
Monday — Thursday
9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Friday
Closed
Dr. Paul Fox
Our Support Services
The WASC is here to serve you. We can work with you in person, via email, phone, Zoom, or Canvas.
The Learning Center
The Learning Center provides free tutoring services related mainly to writing, liberal arts, and other subjects in the core curriculum. Our tutors/consultants are highly qualified people in their fields who receive training in techniques to enhance learning.
Instructional Support Lab
Located at 202/203 Goodwyn Hall, the Instructional Support Lab provides free tutoring focusing mainly on math, science, computer technology, nursing and other science-related subjects. Drop in anytime for help.
Student Success Advising
Advisors are professional staff members who help students successfully engage in their academic experiences by providing opportunities through which they learn about and practice the skills needed to be successful students.
Curtiss Check-In
Deserve a pat on the back for your academic performance?
A nudge in the right direction?
Curtiss Check-in is here for you.
Bridge Program
If you qualify, our Bridge Program will provide you with extra academic support for up to one year, prior to gaining full admission to AUM. During the Bridge semesters, you will be enrolled in courses designed specifically for “bridging the gap” to a continued and successful college career. Throughout the semester, faculty and staff will assist you by teaching you skills needed for success in college.
First Generation Warhawk
Navigating your way through college can be difficult for anyone, but it can be especially challenging if you are the first person in your family to try it. The First Generation Warhawk Program team is made up of faculty, staff, and students like you who were the first in their household to attend college. We are here to support you from the admissions process all the way through graduation.
Tejaswi Singanaboina
AUM Tutor Spotlight
What Tejaswi enjoys about tutoring in the ISL
The opportunity to connect with students from diverse backgrounds and learning styles. It’s incredibly rewarding to guide them through their learning journey and witness their growth and confidence blossom over time.
Meet the Team
Paul Fox
Senior Director, Clinical Assistant Professor
Paul Fox
Senior Director, Clinical Assistant Professor | College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
MA, PhD, Auburn University
Bio: Dr. Fox joined the AUM family in fall 2016. He serves as Director of the Warhawk Academic Success Center (WASC) and is a member of the History Department. His passion for teaching and helping students inside the classroom led him into the arena of student success and retention. Assisting students achieve their academic goals and become lifelong learners motivates his work.
Outside of the WASC, Dr. Fox is an historian of seventeenth and eighteenth century Britain with a focus on Scottish ecclesiastical politics. Prior to coming to AUM, he taught at Kennesaw State University, Columbia State Community College, and Auburn University.
Christine Cash
Tutoring Services Manager
Bio: After graduating high school, Christine attended Huntingdon College here in Montgomery where she majored in art and psychology. She later received her Master’s in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) from Eastern Michigan University. For the past seven years she has been an ESL Instructor at AUM. She and her husband have three children, all of whom give her ample opportunities for teaching and learning every day.
Growing up, she often interacted with people from other cultures through her father’s job. This fostered a love of not only learning about these cultures, but also supporting others’ growth through teaching. To Christine, it’s very gratifying to witness a student suddenly understand a concept they had been struggling with. She believes these moments create confidence and motivate students to continue putting in the work it takes to be successful academically.
Chanell Davis
Associate Director
Bio: Chanell Davis has worked at Auburn University at Montgomery since 2011. As Associate Director, her goal is to create and implement events and programming that encourage academic excellence and increase student retention. As a first-generation college student, she is fully aware of the obstacles faced by first gen and underrepresented students and is truly committed to assisting them in succeeding in and beyond the classroom.
Chanell holds a Bachelor of Science in Recreational Therapy and Master of Education in Physical Education from Alabama State University. She is also an AUM alum with a Master of Education in Sports Management.
Mary Green
Senior Administrative Associate
Dwight Gulley
Student Retention Coordinator
Ar'Shundra Hampton
Bridge Program Manager
Meredith Rayborn
Student Success Advisor
Tammy Riggins
Program Associate
Juliet Streaty-Varnum
Student Success Advisor
