Lincoln Memorial University Libraries: Communications: IL Peer Tutors

Where can I get academic help? The TAGGE Center

TAGGE services include: peer tutoring, academic counseling, coaching on note-taking, time-management, study skills assistance, writing help, training in test preparation and test-taking, test review sessions, Third Week and Midterm Grade follow-up, and computer and printing availability.

The Tagge Center has a complete box of human bones, models of many cat and dog parts, cow model, horse model, rat model, mitosis and meiosis cells, models of human lung, heart, torso, brain, leg, and arm. There are many general education textbooks, APA and MLA manuals, graphing calculators, and study materials for MCAT, GMAT, DCAT, NCLEX, and GRE. Students can check these items out and use while in the library. There are also free pamphlets on topics such as stress management, anxiety, depression, time management as well as many other topics.

Our Tutoring Center will be available for virtual appointments from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday.

To make an appointment for tutoring please do the following:

1. Stop by the Tagge Center in the library and make an appointment.

2. If you are off-campus or at an extended site, call 423.869.6310 to make an appointment or email Jill Neeley,

3. If you have tutoring needs after hours, we have a free program called TutorMe that is available for the use of all LMU students. TutorMe allows you to connect with a live tutor in under 30 seconds for over 300 subjects. Additionally, you can submit a paper on TutorMe's writing lab and receive detailed feedback in less than 12 hours.

This is a 24 hour a day/7 day a week service as well. To access TutorMe, log on to Blackboard and click on the TutorMe link on the top left hand side of the page under the Academic Support module.

Tutorme Instructions

Citation Styles by Discipline

This is a general guide and not necessarily exhaustive, individual instructors may require something different. Always ask your instructor for each class which style they require.

Style	Use for
ACS -- American Chemical Society	Chemistry
AMA – American Medical Association	DCOM (recommended), Nurse Anesthetist
APA – American Psychological Association	Education, Nursing, Athletic Training, Business, Psychology, Social Work, Vet Tech
Chicago (Turabian)	History
CSE – Council of Science Editors	Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Math, Wildlife & Fisheries
MLA – Modern Language Association	English

Communications: IL Peer Tutors

Information Literacy Peer Tutor Resources

Where can I get academic help? The TAGGE Center

Citation Styles by Discipline