Study Support and Spaces

Study supports and dedicated study spaces provide students with the structure, routine, and accountability essential for academic success. These services offer dedicated time and space for focused study, helping students stay on track with their coursework while building effective study habits. With features like guided practices, reflective activities, and goal-setting, students can enhance their productivity and gain confidence in tackling academic challenges.

Whether students prefer to work independently or in a group setting, Study supports and spaces offer the flexibility to meet different learning preferences. By connecting students with resources and creating a supportive environment, Study supports and spaces are another way the Office of Academic Success empowers students to improve their study routines and reach their academic goals.

Coordinated Study Groups and Reservable Study Spaces

Know that you learn best with others, but struggle to get a productive, consistent study groups going? Are you looking for on-campus space dedicated to individual or small group studying? Academic Success can help get you connected with classmates who are also looking for reliable and determined study partners as well as helping you find a dedicated space to meet.

Click the buttons below to request a study group or reserve your space.

Rerserve a Study Space

The Reinert Alumni Library in collaboration with the Office of Academic Success provides information so that all students are able to access study spaces across campus.

Students can view the directory of study spaces available at Creighton University and make their reservation here.

Please contact libraries@creighton.edu for study space questions or corrections.

Request a Study Group

Study Group Request Form

Study Group Tips & Tricks

Guide for Effective Study Groups

Productivity Sessions

Productivity Sessions provide a structured and dedicated independent study time for students who are seeking a focused environment to get things done. These are supervised one-hour sessions are designed with guided check-ins and checkouts to support progress and accountability through the practice of body doubling. Additionally, reflective practices are used to help students stay motivated, continuously learn about themselves, and refine their study habits for greater success.

Body doubling is most effective when multiple people are present, so your presence matters! Join a Productivity Session to boost your (and your peers') productivity, contribute to a supportive community, and develop the skills you need to succeed in your academic journey.

Productivity Sessions Schedule

	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun
Graves Hall, Rm. LL18	6-8pm			6-8pm
Swanson Hall, Rm. 109		6-8pm	6-8pm
The Success Center, RAML L27							3-5pm

More about Productivity Sessions

Productivity Sessions Provide:

Consistent, Dedicated Time: We provide a regular, structured time for you to focus on your work, ensuring you stay on track with your academic goals.
Increased Productivity: Through group accountability, goal setting, and intentional follow-up, we help you maximize your productivity.
Improved Confidence: Build your efficiency skills in time management, staying on task, and overcoming academic challenges.
Effective Strategy Modeling: We demonstrate effective academic strategies and skills that you can apply outside the group setting, empowering you to excel in your studies.
Resources for Problem Solving: Navigate academic support and resources.

Your presence matters! Join us to enhance your productivity, be part of a supportive community, and practice the skills you need to succeed in your academic journey!

COM 101 Weekly Workshops

COM 101 Weekly Workshops provide a dedicated time and space each week with support to help you stay focused and on track with your COM 101 assignments. By adding these workshops to your calendar and treating them like a class, you can put COM 101 out of your mind until it’s “Weekly Workshop time!” This isn’t content tutoring but rather a structured environment to help you stay on top of your coursework.

For help with public speaking, visit the Communication Center in Hitchcock Communication Arts Building, Room 305. The center assists students with organizing, developing, and delivering public presentations.

COM 101 Schedule