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TUTORING SERVICES ARE FREE TO ALL JOHN JAY STUDENTS The Tutoring Services information was compiled by the Learning Enhancement Center - Room 2100N Basic Skills Program 212 237 8138 Room 1278N Contact Person: Xiomara Rozon Description Program This program provides students with intensive instruction and tutoring in reading, writing and math. This program is offered on Fridays during the semester, in January and June. Applications for programs are available in room 2100N. Eligibility Requirements The CUNY Basic Skills program is open to all students who have not passed one or more of the CUNY Proficiency Tests. Seek Tutoring Program 212 237 8883 Room 4107N Contact Person: Esther Owens Description Program The SEEK Tutoring Center provides tutoring in reading, writing and mathematics. Tutoring is also provided in any course which students are enrolled. The Center also offers a number of thematic and proficiency examination workshops to help students strengthen their skills to pass the University Wide Assessment Tests. Eligibility Requirements The Center only provides services for SEEK students. Student Enrichment Program 212 237 8254 555 W. 57th St. 6th Floor H Section Contact Person: Don Ray Description Program Tutoring in reading, writing and mathematics: as well as in introductory and advance level courses in all areas is available to program participants. Eligibility Requirements Students who apply to the program must meet criteria based on academic and financial need and must also be approved by a counselor. The maximum number of students who can be tutored is 250 and preference is given to freshmen. Tutoring Services for Students with Disabilities 212 237 8031 Room 3210 Contact Person: Tracy Cook Description Program Small group or one to one tutoring is available in English, Mathematics and in other subject areas as need arises. Eligibility Requirements Students with documented disabilities are eligible for these services. ESL Resource Center 212 237 8231 Room 1201N Contact Person: Nydia Flores and Robert Dwyer Description Program Small group tutoring is available for students whose native language is other than English. Eligibility Requirements Students whose native language is not English and/or students who are enrolled in English 012 and English 013. Foreign Language Lab 212 237 8707 Room 2325 Contact Person: Prof. Catherine Rovira Description Program Individual and small group tutoring is available by appointment or during walk in hours. Eligibility Requirements Students enrolled in any foreign language course at the College are eligible. Learning Enhancement Center 212 237 8019 Room 2100N Contact Person: Lorrain Phillips Description Program Individualized computer assisted and small group tutoring available in reading, writing and Mathematics. Academic preparation workshops to improve study skills are also offered throughout the semester. Internet workshops are available in the evenings. Eligibility Requirements The Learning Center is available to all College students. However, only students that are registered with a tutor at the Center are eligible for services. Internet workshops are available for all students, faculty and staff. Math Lab Resource Center 212 237 2869 Room 4300N Contact Person: Prof. Frank Deng Description Program Small group tutoring on walk-in basis for all levels of Mathematics. Eligibility Requirements Open to all students enrolled in a Mathematics course at the College. Reading and Study Skills Center 212 237 8126 Room 3200N Contact Person: Melissa Massimo Description Program The Center is available to students who, are having difficulty keeping up worth reading assignments. Problems with reading are diagnosed immediately by a qualified reading laboratory technician. Eligibility Requirements The Reading and Study Skills Center is open to students enrolled in Com. 101 and Com. 102, who have been referred by a professor or who are self referred. Writing Center 212 237 8569 Room 2450N Contact Person: Prof. Livia Katz Description Program The primary function of the Center is to help upper-level students and graduate students learn to write papers for their courses. The Center no longer offers WAT preparation workshops, and students no longer take the WAT there. Eligibility Requirements Open to all students except those who the College requires to attend other labs. The Center offers special help to English-as-a-second Language students who have completed English 013 and are in mainstream higher level courses. Government Department 212 237 8244 Room 3251N Contact Person: Prof. Roger McDonald Mon / Wed 3,5,6 periods Tue 12:00pm - 4:00pm or contact the Government Department Description Program Individual and small group tutoring is available for Gov. 101 & Gov. 230. Eligibility Requirements Students enrolled in Government 101 or Government 230 are eligible to receive tutoring services. Economics Department 212 237 8096 Mon. - Wed. Room 3532N Contact Person: Prof. Arlene Geiger OR Tue. - Thur. Room 3410N Contact Person: Prof. Holly Clarke Description Program Individual and small group tutoring is available by appointment. For more information on tutoring hours contact Professor Geiger or Clarke. Eligibility Requirements Tutoring is available for students enrolled in Economics 101. Psychology Department 212 237 8787 Room 2412N Contact Person: Prof. David Brandt Description Program Individual and group tutoring in statistics is available. For more information on tutoring hours contact Prof. David Brandt. Eligibility Requirements Students enrolled in Statistics course. Science Department 212 237 8967 Room 4509N Contact the Science Department for available times, given their hours change every semester Description Program Group Workshops available. For more information on tutoring contact Professor Berger. Eligibility Requirements Students enrolled in any Science course. |
