Tutoring ServicesDo you need free assistance for your chemistry, engineering, math, and/or physics courses? Free help is readily available from the following programs/groups for any student who is interested in improving his or her academic performance: School of Engineering & Applied Sciences Small GroupsWilliam Wild, Director, 301 Bonner Hall, 645-0957 wgwild@buffalo.edu Tau Beta Pi TutoringFree tutoring by members of Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society, is held at specific times Monday thru Friday. University Residence Halls & ApartmentsFree tutoring in various technical, engineering & general subjects. View the details and schedule on the Student Affairs Website. The Writing Place 645-2394 The Math Place 209 Baldy Hall Mother HenOperation Mother Hen offers UB Engineering students a unique opportunity to review the key calculus concepts they need to know to succeed in UB's engineering programs. Streaming video clips provide a close-up view of Dr. Ann Piech's calculations as she works through problems from the course text for MTH141 and MTH142, the prerequisite math courses for all SEAS undergraduate degrees. Each problem has its own video clip, and the clips are arranged by chapter and section, so students can focus only on the specific concepts they want to review. Operation Mother Hen is a valuable resource not only for students who are currently enrolled in MTH141/142, but for anyone who needs a quick review of basic calculus principles. SAACS (Student Affiliates of the American Chemical SocietyTutoring in chemistry is provided by the Department of Chemistry and SAACS. It is located in the SAACS office (NSC 446) on the following schedule:
Physics DepartmentStudents can see any Physics TA. For an updated listing of all TA’s complete with name, phone number, office hours and location, please see the Department of Physics Math DepartmentTeaching Assistants and graduate students are available to help in the:
Special ServicesFree tutoring available for students who qualify. Must be either a first generation college student, referred by Disability Services with a signed statement, or financially disadvantaged (family’s taxable income for the preceding year did not exceed 150 percent of poverty level). Tutoring schedules and applications to qualify are available in 215 Norton Hall. Paid TutorsMost departments have a list of tutors for hire. Average price is about $10/hour. |
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