Education & Human Development

John A. Lindlof Learning Center
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Promoting growth, learning and development for children and adolescents in school

The John A. Lindlof Learning Center serves area schools and communities by providing educational assessment, consultation, counseling, demonstration and training services to children and families. The majority of children are referred by their school counselors. Staffed by College of Education and Human Development faculty, the Center offers a modern, clinical setting for helping K-12 schools meet the learning and developmental needs of students. The facility, located on the second floor of Shibles Hall, offers appropriate space for consultation and assessment, individual and group counseling, and children's play therapy.

Staffed by College of Education and Human Development faculty, the Center offers a modern, clinical setting for helping K-12 schools meet the learning and developmental needs of children and for the fostering of professional development skills for graduate and undergraduate students. The facility, located on the second floor of Shibles Hall, provides appropriate space for consultation and assessment, individual and group counseling, and children's play therapy.

Professional services to help children and adolescents overcome barriers to learning
Professional counseling and testing services are available for schools to help students, families and schools address issues such as:

• Behavioral problems
• Family structure changes
• Social skills
• Learning problems
• Problem solving
• Peer and adult relationships
• Services are provided by advanced graduate students under the supervision of University faculty.

The Learning Center is a memorial to the late Professor Lindlof, a long-time College faculty member who was widely recognized for his innovation and leadership as an educator and for his dedication to students.

For more information:
Contact Dorothy Breen at (207) 581-2479