We proactively empower you to achieve your academic, personal, and professional goals through collaborative advising and academic support.
Cherry Engineering
Tables outside of 1000 & 2000 (high traffic areas)
Rooms 1602 and 2400
Galloway Business
First floor lounge (outside Room 106)
Rooms 121, 132, 137, 140, 231
Lucas Engineering
Rooms 118, 211, 212
Maes Liberal Arts
Ground floor benches near both entrances.
2nd Floor Student Lounge
Rooms 112, 114, 115
Mary and John Grey Library
6th floor small group study rooms
If you have headphones and do not need to participate in class vocally, you are welcome to use any study spaces throughout the library, including computer labs.
Nutrition, Hospitality and human Services Building
Atrium Room 102
Computer Lab Room 101
Conference Room 106
Setzer Student Center
If you have headphones and do not need to participate in class vocally, you are welcome to use the second-floor lounge seating area.
Science and Technology
Lobby 100B, 102A
Rooms 108, 116, 120, 122, 125, 155, 162, 204, 206, 210, 226, 230, 258, 265B, 266, 267B, 269B, 276, 271B, 278. 280
Archer Physics
Wooster Conference Room, 200H
Clio’s Corner, Room 207
Room 104
CICE Building
Rooms 104 (Hatchery), 224
Message from STAR Services
05/11/2020
Hello from STAR (Student Tutoring And Retention) Services! College is an exciting journey and we provide guidance and academic support resources to assist students in achieving their academic, personal, and professional goals.
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
Silsbee, Texas
Freshman
Graduating from Silsbee High School in 2019, Ally is currently a General Studies major, but plans to pursue a career in Physical Therapy with an anticipated graduation date of May, 2023.
After considerable thought on where to attend college, Ally chose Lamar University simply because of the smaller class sizes, the one-on-one attention students get with their professors, and being close to home. She says that “having the accountability from close family and peers to do well in college” and “making her parents proud” is very important to her.
She also loves that the staff and faculty here at LU are extremely approachable and willing to help. Ally owes her current academic success to Reba in STAR Services (who she met at the Academic Success Conference) and says if it “wasn’t for [Reba], I don’t know what I would do.” To help with her academic success, Ally took advantage of the many tutoring resources LU offers such as visiting the LU Tutoring Center, the Writing Center, and the Math Shop - while finishing her first semester, Fall 2019, on the Dean’s List.
Formed as a collaborative partnership in 2018, Lamar University’s Student Success Networks are teams of LU staff members who work closely together to serve students. Collaborating offices include: the UAC, STAR Services, the Center for Career and Professional Development (located in the Galloway building), Financial Aid & Scholarships, and Academic Success Coaches in each College on campus.
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