Lohr Learning Commons

The Writing Center puts you in touch with caring, supportive readers for your work in progress. Whether you’re just starting to work on an assignment or you’re ready to edit, our tutors can help you see your project from a reader’s perspective. 

Learn more about our virtual services and how to schedule an appointment.

The center is for students in need of assistance in math and computing courses. Staffed with undergraduate tutors who can help with first- and second-year math and computer science courses as well as many upper division classes, the center contains reference materials, solutions manuals, and software. For more information, please visit our information webpage.

The Speech Preparation Lab provides students with tutoring and resources related to public speaking. Students who are preparing an individual or group presentation, on any topic and for any class at LR, are encouraged to take advantage of the Speech Lab. Peer tutors are available to help with topics, thesis statements, organization, visual aids, vocal/physical delivery and speech anxiety. Our tutors are ready to assist with online presentations as well.

Learn more about our virtual services and how to schedule an appointment.

The Alex Lee Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) helps students explore academic majors and career options, find internships and part-time work, and prepare for life after graduation. The CPDC also offers confidential counseling and coaching for students and alumni, and workshops for classes or groups on career assessments, career discernment, job search tips, internship searching, interview preparation, résumé writing assistance and more.

The Office for International Education (OIE) assists students in their study abroad endeavors through LRU's many exchange programs. OIE also offers information on summer study programs, internships, and international service opportunities. LRU also offers a Study Away program, allowing LRU students to study away from the LR campus at another location in the United States.

The University encourages and recognizes students who become involved in volunteerism and service to the community outside of Lenoir-Rhyne University. We value the benefits of service learning in the development of our students. According to ServiceLearning.Org, "service-learning is a teaching and learning strategy that integrates meaningful community service with instruction and reflection to enrich the learning experience, teach civic responsibility, and strengthen communities."

For more information on community service opportunities and how to get involved in volunteer programs and activities should contact Rita Purvis or Charlotte Williams.