The purpose of the Student Learning Center Outstanding Tutor Award Program is to recognize tutors whose work is exemplary and demonstrates a commitment to student success.
Each month the SLC will recognize the work of 3-5 outstanding tutors.
Selection Criteria
The following criteria will be used to select the tutors -
- A tutor who possesses an outstanding work ethic.
- A tutor who possesses excellent tutoring strategies, including the ability to explain course content, model problem-solving strategies and/or course-specific study strategies.
- A tutor who possesses excellent interpersonal communications skills.
- A tutor who goes above and beyond to assist students in terms of scheduling flexibility or adapting tutoring strategies to meet the needs of students with disabilities.
- A returning tutor who has worked at the SLC for several semesters and whose experience makes him/her the “go-to” person for that subject.
- A tutor who maintains communication with the professor of the class for whom he/she tutors.
- A tutor whose friendly, positive disposition enhances the work environment of the
SLC.
Recent Outstanding Tutor Award Winners
September 2018
Matthew Bennett, Psychology
Alyssa Raichel, Chemistry
Bayli Schlierf, Natural Sciences
Lindsay Weise, Math
February 2018
Madison Hiddie, Psychology
Michael Fensken, Pychology
Christine Izyk, Math
Rachel Soeder, Biochemistry
November 2017
Kevin Berend, Chemistry
Briya Fowler, Political Science
Rachel Whittaker, Psychology
Rachel Soeder, Biochemistry
October 2017
Cyan Gumbs - Conversation Partner
Sean Kellas - Political Science
Jordan Knoedl - Economics
Catalin Prajitura - Math
Alex Knoepfler - Computer Information Systems
September 2017
Mel Cueto - Spanish
Olivia Lowell - Psychology
Dan Merkle - Math
James Vacco - Political Science
April 2017
Jacob Trask - Writing
Lindsey Luft - Public Administration
Carlie Bartleson - Social Work
David Horan - Accounting/Business
March 2017
Allison DeRose - Writing
Mayuka Sasaki - Math
Samantha Johnson - Psychology
Kiersten Hafer - Psychology
February 2017
Shayna Nenni - Writing
Paulin Toutche - French
Casey Galloway - Computer Info Systems
Tanya Herrold - Biology
Paige Mason - Business and Economics
November 2016
Michael Lane - Anthropology
Shelby Whalen - Social Work
Molly Kiser - Psychology and Biology
Taylor Kremis - Math
Anthony Raymond - Chemistry
October 2016
Morgan Seeley - Psychology
Amanda Roberts - Psychology
Chris Colegrove - Physical Education
Max DeNora - Biology
Tim Maloney - Writing
September 2016
Xavier Santa - Math
Adam Howard - Chemistry
Dominic Naples - Math
April 2016
Alexandra Keery - Theatre
Cherlyse Alexander - Math
Anthony Rainero - Math
Meg Setter - Physical Education
James Luckman - Sociology
Brynn Stopczynski - Health Science
March 2016
Joseph Currier-Math
Mark Doeller - Math
Andrew Snyder - Social Work
Tara Kelly - Psychology
Sandra Parker - Writing
February 2016
Kathleen Mullaney - Nursing
Adam Krause - Math
Nick Scaturro - Biology
December 2015
Trevor Jarvis - Math
Sarah Liu - Writing
Samantha Paradis - Math
Leonard Satterlee - Science & Society
Tyler Sollenne - Sociology and Psychology
November 2015
Denise Craft - Writing
Madeleine Albano - Psychology
Faustin Mbama -Math
Jacqueline Ryan - Social Work
Katie Elkins -Math
Alex Rivera -Business
Jamie Tomari - Psychology
October 2015
Shannon Campbell - Psychology
Jaclin DeMarte - Economics
Sarah Heh - Psychology
Casey Herman - Math
Nick Iannucci - Accounting
Latasha Johnson - Writing
Reanna Rogers - Psychology