Office of Student Learning and Academic Counseling (OSLAC)

Academic Counseling Support Services We Offer

The Office of Student Learning and Academic Counseling (OSLAC) at the School of Medicine offers academic counseling services to medical students, including personalized learning consultations and study skills and time management resources.

Please feel free to contact us and/or setup a meeting with us for any academic concerns you may have.

Schedule a Learning Consultation Appointment with the Office of Student Learning and Academic Counseling (for current medical students)

You’re welcome to meet with either one of us or both—whatever you prefer.

• Dr. Mondel George
  • Click here to schedule a 30-minute appointment
  • Click here to schedule a 50-minute appointment
• Dr. Michael Terao
  • Click here to schedule a 30-minute appointment
  • Click here to schedule a 45-minute appointment
  • Click here to schedule a 60-minute appointment

If you have concern that you need to be seen sooner than available at the links above, please email the learning specialist you’d like to meet with (view contact information below).

You do not need to fill out an intake form before scheduling with the links above.

Request an OSLAC email consultation (for current medical students)

Please note that the information we can provide by email is much more limited compared to what we can offer in a meeting, where we can learn more about your specific academic situation.

Please use any of the links below to submit a request for an email consultation (if you’ve already met with an OSLAC learning specialist for the reasons listed below, then please email the OSLAC learning specialist directly for an email learning consultation, see contact information below)

• M1/M2 coursework
• Step 1
• Clerkship shelf exams
• Step 2

Contact Information

• Mondel George, MD, MEd, MBA, Medical Education Learning Specialist: mg2228@georgetown.edu
• Michael Terao, MD, MEd, Assistant Dean for Student Learning: mat312@georgetown.edu

Academic Counseling Resources

For Current Medical Students

If You Are NOT a Current Medical Student

• If you are a GEMS student: Contact GEMS program leadership about academic counseling.
• If you are an SMP student: Contact SMP program leadership about academic counseling.

Faculty Members

Note: If you don’t have access when you click the link above, request access and it will be granted to you.

To Give Anonymous Feedback to OSLAC Please Use the Link Below

Peer to Peer Tutoring

Peer to peer tutoring is managed by the Office of Student Affairs