Tutoring
Find a Tutor 
Meeting the needs of students and helping them succeed academically is important to us. Tutoring is a service offered to students in the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions. It is provided at no cost. Peer tutors are available in a variety of courses by appointment. Tutors focus on helping students develop the problem-solving and analytical skills needed to understand, synthesize, or apply complex material. Contact Katie Christenson or Jessica Allen for an evaluation of your tutoring needs. We will put you in touch with a tutor based upon the course and level or Rho Chi Tutors offer tutoring to students in the Pharmacy program. Pi Theta Epsilon Occupational Therapy Honor Society is holding drop-in tutor hours for occupational therapy students on Mondays from 3-5 p.m. in the Health Science Library (near the front tables).
Regardless of your skill or experience, The Writing Center can be of assistance. It is located in the Hitchcock Communication Arts Building, Room 306. There is no cost for this service, so take advantage of this opportunity to collaborate with experts and improve your writing ability.Make an appointment at the Writing Center or call 280-4707.
Additionally, the SPAHP Office of Academic and Student Affairs sponsors the Online Writing Center which is available to distance (Pharmacy and Occupational Therapy) students.
The Essentials of Tutoring
Learn more about the role of a student tutor including information on professional listening behavior, productive feedback, potential tutoring scenarios and the goals of an effective tutor.
Guidelines for Tutoring
Becoming a tutor is an opportunity to positively impact fellow students by fostering academic growth and development. Tutoring both complements and enhances the teaching performed by instructors through encouraging independent learning. As a tutor, you will share valuable skills and knowledge to help students understand material and increase their confidence in professional school.
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