Act 101 Program

Act 101 Achievement Program

The ACT 101 Achievement Program is an equal opportunity, Pennsylvania state funded program designed to create and support academic excellence for students in higher education who have high potential but face economic and academic challenges to achieve success in higher education. ACT 101 is an academic and personal support services program that will assist students in developing academic skills, leadership potential and cultivating study habits to achieve success in higher education.

 

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ACT 101 Center Wright Hall 217
 
A Space Designed for ACT 101 Students to Learn, Connect, and Succeed.
 
The ACT 101 Achievement Program is excited to welcome students to the ACT 101 Center, located in Wright Hall, 217. The Center provides ACT 101 students with a dedicated space to study, complete coursework, connect with peers, meet with ACT 101 staff, and access academic resources throughout the semester.
 
The Center features technology and resources to support program students' success, including iMacs, MacBooks, iPads, graphing calculators, and dedicated study and collaboration spaces. ACT 101 Students can use the Center between classes, prepare for exams, work on assignments, or simply find a supportive space to stay focused and connected.
 
More than a study space, the ACT 101 Center serves as a home base for the ACT 101 community, a place where program students can access resources, build relationships, and receive the support they need to continue progressing toward graduation.
 
Come visit us in Wright Hall 217 and get your ACT together!

Services Offered

Academic Advising

  • Plan, review, and monitor academic progress 

Academic Improvement Plan

  • Empower students to regain good academic standing

Peer Tutoring

  • Connect students with tutors as needed

Learning Specialist or Academic Coach

  • Connect students with learning specialists and academic coaches to develop academic skills and study strategies

Workshops

  • Offer workshops that provide tips on ways to succeed in class

Career Development

  • Connect students with Career Services and the Office of Internship Services 

Counseling Services

  • Oversee and provide guidance on adjustment, financial matters, and social concerns, providing referrals as needed.

Program Structure: Tiered Membership

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Tier 1: first-year and transfer

Tier 1 focuses on adjusting to college, developing academic and social skills, building successful study habits, and connecting you with a supportive community of resources. This tier provides intensive support as you transition to college.

 

 

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Tier 2: Building Independence

Tier 2 is recommended for students with a GPA of 1.1 - 2.9 who are familiar with the Lincoln University campus and who need moderate skill development. This tier focuses on continuing to build social skills, fostering independence, and developing professionalism as you progress in your academic journey.

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Tier 3: Network Building

Tier 3 is recommended for students with a GPA of 2.1 - 2.79 who require minimal academic support. This tier continues to build social skills and establish networks within Lincoln University to prepare you for graduation.

 

Email Dr. Brooks to Apply to Act 101

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Tier 4: Professional Skills Building

Tier 4 is recommended for students with a GPA of 2.8 and above who need minimal academic support and who have and internship or post-graduation employment plans. This tier targets professional skill development for life after graduation.

 

Chi Alpha Epsilon National Honor Society

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Chi Alpha Epsilon was formed to recognize the academic achievements of college students in access and scholar programs. Its purposes are to promote continued high academic standards, to foster increased communication among its members, and to honor academic excellence achieved by those students. 
Members pledge to continue to excel academically, promote academic excellence in others, and to help those who genuinely aspire to the same goals. Membership is offered through Lincoln's Theta Chapter to eligible students and alumni. 
Chi Alpha Epsilon eligibility requirements:
  • Hold a 3.0 cumulative GPA for two consecutive full-time semesters or 4 consecutive part-time semesters 
  • AND are participants of a higher education opportunity type programs - ex. ACT 101 ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM

    chi alpha epsilon students

Additional Information

Dr. Brittney Brooks
Director, ACT 101 Achievement Program
Wright Hall, 216A
bbrooks@lincoln.edu
484-365-5257
Please email Dr. Brooks  at bbrooks@lincoln.edu for further information.