Loyola University Chicago

Tutoring Center

Student Academic Services

Success Coaching

Power up your success at college!

Want to work on organization, time management, notetaking, exam preparation, goal-setting, or other academic skills? Come to Success Coaching!

In a FREE Success Coach meeting over Zoom, you can set goals, identify areas for growth, and create a customized plan for success. Success Coaches will send the student a Zoom link prior to the appointment time. 

Learn more about the Success Coaches below.

How to sign up for Success Coaching

You can sign up for Success Coaching appointments directly through TutorTrac:

  • Log in with your UVID and password
  • Click “Search Availability”, then select "Success Coaching" as the Center
  • Click "Search" and select an appointment time
  • Enable “texting reminders” and click Save

Also, see this Screenshot Guide: How to Sign up for Success Coaching

Accessing Zoom 

If students have never used Zoom before, they are encouraged to login to https://luc.zoom.us/ using their LUC UVID and password prior to the session. Then, download the Zoom program (on laptops) or app (on smartphones/tablets).  

If the student does not have access to a webcam, microphone, or the internet, the student is encouraged to reach out to their Success Coach and/or Tutoring Center staff (tutoringcenter@luc.edu) for alternative options.  

If Zoom is not working, students are encouraged to review the Zoom participant’s guide, call ITS at 773-508-4487, or email ITS at helpdesk@luc.edu.   

If the link is not working or the Success Coach is not present at the designated time, please email the Coach or tutoringcenter@luc.edu 

Questions?

Further inquiries? E-mail tutoringcenter@luc.edu


Meet the Success Coaches!

 

 

Linh Le

She/Her/Hers

Hometown: Hanoi, Vietnam 

Degree Program: MEd/EdS in School Psychology

Hello! I graduated from Illinois Wesleyan University with a B.A in Psychology and Educational Studies. I am passionate about integrating social-emotional learning into schools and serving diverse student groups. While at Wesleyan, I worked as a T.A for the Psychology department and really enjoyed helping my peers find their learning style, stay motivated, and achieve their goals. I also co-founded a dance team at Wesleyan, which gave me the unique experience of coaching and mentoring my junior dancers. In my free time, I enjoy dancing, cooking, reading, and traveling.  

Fun Fact: I can speak 3 languages (I am fluent in Vietnamese and English, and diligently learning Korean). 

 

Allison Quady

She/Her/Hers

Hometown: Apple Valley, MN

Degree Program: MEd/EdS in School Psychology

Hi! My name is Alli and I am a current graduate student studying School Psychology. I studied Psychological Science during my undergraduate career and spent a lot of time juggling school, research, work, and a social life. My passions are both education and psychology and my goal is always to see students achieve success. This is my goal both for my future career as well as here at the Tutoring Center. College can be the absolute best experience, but it can also be full of unforeseen challenges. So, if you’re feeling overwhelmed with all there is to do, or feeling challenged by “Zoom University,” I have been there, so don’t hesitate to reach out and schedule an appointment.

Though I am new to Chicago, I am a Minnesota gal through and through. To explore my new home I have been trying to get out of my apartment and wander around. Whether it’s strolling through the city or walking as far as possible on the Lakefront Trail I am perfectly content. So if you have any recommendations on places to get out and discover I would love to hear them!

Fun Fact: I have been robbed twice by men on mopeds (don’t worry, neither was here in Chicago).

Elizabeth Sanchez

She/Her/Hers

Hometown: Joliet, IL - southwest suburb about 45 minutes from Chicago

Degree Program: MEd/EdS in School Psychology

Hello! I graduated from Dominican University in River Forest with a B.A in Clinical Psychology and a minor in social justice and civic engagement. I am deeply passionate about language access in schools, supporting Latino immigrant students and families navigate the U.S educational system, and fostering positive school climates.

While an undergraduate, I had the opportunity to study abroad at Stellenbosch University in South Africa. That experience really sparked a keenness for travel. Much of my travelling since has been to different states of Mexico where I visit close relatives. My favorite visit has been to Tulum, known as a “magical town” of the Quintana Roo state in Mexico. Apart from travelling, exploring Chicago never seizes to amaze me. It truly is a beautiful city that has much history, music, art and food to offer. If you’re a plant lover and garden aficionado –or you just have some free time –you definitely should make the Garfield Park Conservatory one of your stops. Some hobbies that I enjoy are baking and running. Running has been a sport I’ve been involved in since the 5th grade. This sport has undeniably challenged me mentally and physically - but I love it!

Fun Fact: I’ve recently started caring for two houseplants: a Red Vein plant and a Purple Passion plant - and so far, so good. Still very much an amateur, so I am open to any tips.