Our professional staff select and train our peer tutors in a collaborative approach that helps students become self-aware, interdependent learners. Tutoring is available in writing and research, mathematics, science, and other content areas.
Work with a tutor individually to collaborate on course material and focus on developing your skills and learning strategies that will help you become a more powerful learner. You are welcome to 1 hour of free individual tutoring per week for each class in which you are enrolled.
Work with peer or professional tutors who facilitate a group study session based on your questions and needs. To make the most of your study group time, please read course notes/textbook sections and attempt any homework problems before you arrive. We look forward to seeing you at one of the study groups.
| Course, Instructor | Day | Time | Room | Tutor |
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CHEM 404/Reynolds |
Tuesday | 12:00 - 12:50 | 142 | Meghana |
| CHEM 651/Reynolds | Tuesday | 9:30 - 10:20 | 115 | Jeremy |
| PSYC 402/Liberty | Monday | 10:00 - 10:50 | 365 | Sarah P. |
| PSYC 402/Liberty | Monday | 5:00 - 5:50 | 365 | Sarah P. |
| Course, Instructor | Day | Time | Room | Tutor |
|
ECON 411/ Birch |
Wednesday | 12:00 - 12:50 | 341 | Kayley |
| ECN 412/Bohan | Wednesday | 12:00 - 12:50 | 341 | Kayley |
Many UNH Manchester courses are paired with class-link tutors. These tutors are students who have been successful in the same course; they attend the class and provide a peer perspective on the material. Class-link tutors may participate in class discussions, problem solving, activities, and workshopping papers.
The class-links are not teaching assistants. Because they have no authority over the students in the class from a grading or instruction standpoint, class-link tutors can offer students a different perspective than instructors can provide.
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