Student Academic Resources Network

Student Academic Resources (SAR) coordinates programs for intellectual enrichment and academic support.  The goals are to foster a community culture that recognizes the relationship between intellectual growth and personal development; to ensure that students know about and are encouraged to seek out appropriate services; and to share information among programs and constituents to ensure the provision of high quality and accessible services that facilitate academic achievement for all students.

Academic Support


Class Deans
Community Service
Disabilities Service
Diversity and Student Engagement
Faculty Team Mentor Program
Graduate Student Services
International Student Affairs
Office of International Studies
Peer Advisors/Dean's Office
Service Learning Center
Services for Non-Native Speakers

Study Resources


Deans' Office Peer Tutoring
Language Resource Center
Library Services and Collections
Life Sciences Mentored Study Group Program
Math Workshop
Quantitative Analysis Center
Scientific Computing and Informatics Center
Writing Workshop

Scholar/Fellow Programs


Hughes Program in Life Sciences
McNair Post-BA Program
Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship

Career Resources


Wesleyan Career Center
Health Professions Advising
Pre-Law Advising

From the Peer Advisor Blog


Resources for International Students
If you’re an international student, you may be worried about studying abroad for 4 years in the states. The good news is- we have your back! Wesleyan has tons of resources to help international students ease the transition to Wes. Here are some academic and social resources to help with the transition:  1. Prof. Alice [...]

So… What is SARN?
“So I’ve been reading this blog for weeks now and its been very helpful with understanding Wes…..but what’s SARN?” As you’ve probably figured out, this is the Peer Advisor blog. Peer Advisors (the bloggers and our crew) are a part of SARN, the Students Academic Resource Network. Offically, SARN ”Coordinates programs for intellectual enrichment and academic support“ and [...]

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