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Elisha Teague has over a decade of higher education experience in the area of student academic support.  She currently serves as the Assistant Director, Learning Resources at Franklin University’s Learning Commons, where her goal is to empower students to become independent learners. In her role, she is responsible for the planning and implementation of Franklin’s academic support programs (Tutoring, Online Writing Review, Structured Learning Assistance and Workshops). For the past seven years, she has focused her attention on providing equitable support to both online and campus based learners. 

In addition to working in the Learning Commons, Elisha also serves as Lead Faculty for the Professional Foundations course.  She is a passionate educator, who believes academic success starts with developing an academic toolbox, which includes strategies to improve time management, procrastination, metacognition, mindset, goal setting, and study/reading skills. 

Elisha’s holds a MA in Education with a focus on Reading, Literacy, and Literature and BA in Theatre from The Ohio State University. 

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