PEER TUTORING

Our Mission:

The goal of our peer tutoring program is to encourage and model academic excellence. Our staff seeks to empower other students to use research and critical thinking skills essential to success in college and beyond, while offering help in a wide variety of subjects.

If you are interested in working as a tutor, please call the Center for Academic Excellence at extension 4107 or stop by and speak to Moe Baptiste.

Current Tutors:

• What Does It Mean to Tutor?

• Information and Ideas

• Log Sheet

FUTURE TUTORS:

Tutoring is a great job to have at Franklin Pierce University. Many find that helping their peers to learn and succeed is extremely rewarding. However, it not only benefits those looking for help; tutors understand the material better themselves, by finding new ways to communicate it. They also develop great communication skills, and get a sense of what it is like to actually teach at the college level... while getting paid!

• Meet the Tutors

• Tutoring Schedule

This tutoring service is offered free to you. Better than giving you the answers to a problem, our tutors will help you learn how to find them. Check out the schedule and come to the tutoring sessions - we are here to help you do well in class.

Congratulations to our Franklin Pierce student tutors: Dan Champigny, Jennifer Cartier, Brennan Whalen, and Gerome Gepigon for their fine presentations at the New England Peer Tutor Association (NEPTA) 19^th Annual Conference held at Nichols College on Saturday (4/6/13).  Their topics drew in crowds of 40+ attendees including students, faculty, and administrators, and received high marks upon review.  Thank you for your dedication to the tutoring program.  We celebrate your achievement!

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