We offer free Peer Academic Coaching in-person and online via Zoom. Our drop-in sessions are a great opportunity for you to meet with a Peer Academic Coach (PAC) to ask for support about a variety of academic skills. Our Professional Academic Coaching is available if you’re looking for more individualized support. In these sessions, you can discuss your experience at the University of Arizona.   

We offer free workshops in-person and online for classes or groups. Our workshops are scheduled throughout the semester and cover a wide range of topics including Tips on Public Speaking, Balancing Mental Health with Academics, and Growth Mindset.  

If you have questions about access or wish to request any disability-related accommodations, please contact us at thinktank@arizona.edu.

About Our Coaches

Our Peer Academic Coaches (PACs) are current undergraduate students committed to supporting their peers during their time at the University of Arizona. PACs are selected based on their ability to provide guidance and support on skills needed to succeed in college. Our PACs are certified through the College Reading and Learning Association’s (CRLA) International Peer Educator Training program. Working as a PAC is a great way to expand your professional skills and experience while helping fellow students. If you are interested in being a PAC, visit our Jobs page to learn more about the position and apply! 

Our professional Academic Coaches are college graduates who receive extensive, ongoing training in learning theories and strategies, effective listening and coaching skills, curriculum development, and classroom facilitation techniques. Many of our coaches hold master’s degrees or are in the process of completing graduate school. They use their experience as students, their observations from designing and teaching success courses, and their expertise in learning science to help students in any major achieve their academic and personal goals.