Macalester Academic Excellence (MAX) Center
Contact
MAX (Macalester Academic Excellence) CenterKagin Commons, First Floor 651-696-6121
As the primary learning center on campus, the Macalester Academic Excellence (MAX) Center supports students in their efforts toward academic success and educational independence by fostering a community of intellectually engaged, life-long learners.
The MAX Center opens Sunday, September 8, at 7pm!
Monday – Friday: 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Sunday – Thursday: 7:00 pm – 10:00 p.m.
About the MAX Center
Click on the left-hand links or scroll down for more information about how to access our services.
The MAX Center consists of four units reflecting recent changes to the department’s organizational structure. The NEW MAX Center continues to offer the same great services in the same location. For more details about the changes, visit MAX Center–About.
Writing Support
Writing Support in the MAX Center is coordinated by Jake Mohan (Writing Support Coordinator / Instructor) and Cori McKenzie (Interim Writing and Academic Support Coordinator / Instructor). Jake and Cori report to Dr. Brigetta (Britt) Abel, Director of Writing. You’re welcome to reach out to any of them with questions about Writing Support.
Science and Quantitative Support
Science and Quantitative Support in the MAX Center is coordinated by Dave Ehren (Coordinator of Quantitative Support / Instructor in MSCS) and Stephanie Alden (Coordinator of the Supplemental Instruction [SI] Program and Science Support). Dave and Stephanie report to Ann Minnick, Director of Academic Programs and Advising. You’re welcome to reach out to any of them with questions about the support available in science and quantitative courses.
Supplemental Instruction (SI) Program
The SI Program is coordinated by Stephanie Alden. You’re welcome to reach out to her with questions about SI.
Study Skills Support
Cori McKenzie and Stephanie Alden each provide individual support for students seeking assistance with time management, reading, studying, and other skills needed for academic success across the disciplines.