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Online Student Support
Meet your Advisor
Welcome to the Tuskegee University Office of Distance Education and Online Learning (ODEOL) Student Support Services.
We are glad that you have chosen to continue your educational pursuit at Tuskegee University. This is going to be an exciting time for you!
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JaNeen N. Roberts Online Student Support Services Specialist |
I am JaNeen N. Roberts (Ms. JaNeen), your Online Student Support Services Specialist. I am here to be your guide while attending Tuskegee University (TU). I will strive to provide the academic guidance that is needed for you to be successful as a student. To assist you in reaching your educational goals, I am providing some helpful information on resources dedicated to student success. Your success is important to me. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you are having difficulty within the course. For questions and/or consultations, I am available during regular office hours (8:00 am – 4:30 pm CST) at 334-724-4238 or afterhours (5:00 pm – 7:00 pm CST) at 251-881-2710, and anytime by email at jroberts1@tuskegee.edu. To schedule a 30-minute Zoom Advising Session, please click here. |
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Dr. Brett Coppenger, Associate Professor of Philosophy, joined Tuskegee University in 2014. He holds a Ph.D. (2012) and an M.A. (2010) in philosophy from the University of Iowa, as well as an M.A. (2007) in philosophy from Western Michigan University. He received his B.A. (2005) in philosophy from Biola University. His primary areas of research are epistemology, the history and the philosophy of science, and the philosophy of religion. In addition to the publication of articles and book chapters Dr. Coppenger has published books with Oxford University Press and Open Court. Dr. Coppenger has received grants from the American Philosophical Association, the Council of Independent Colleges, and UNCF. In 2023 he was named a UNCF Teaching Fellow. At Tuskegee University he has served as the Philosophy Program Coordinator since 2014 and as a Faculty Coordinator in the Office of Distance Education and Online Learning since 2016. Dr. Coppenger serves as the Co-Director of the Lakeview Baptist Food Pantry and regularly teaches classes for the Alabama Prison Arts and Education Project. He and his wife Megan have five daughters: Leah, Hannah, Micah, Selah, and Eva. www.BrettCoppenger.com |
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Dr. Brett Coppenger Associate Professor |
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Netiquette
The online community has its own set of rules that are referred to as netiquette. There are many things that online students should keep in mind, such as tone of voice, accuracy, proper grammar, privacy, etc. Being familiar with the unwritten rules of the internet and guidelines for interacting online can prove helpful with any online communication you have. For the most part, you should remember to be respectful and fact-check your information.