The UConn Stamford Tutoring Center houses the Writing Center and Q Course Center and is located in the back right corner on the first floor of the Library. Tutoring services include Writing, Chemistry, Physics, Math, Statistics, Accounting, Finance, and Biology. See below for the Spring 2023 schedule!
* Hours subject to change based on tutor availability.*
Writing Tutoring
UConn Stamford’s Writing Center is staffed by experienced peer tutors who can help students with their writing assignments at any stage of the process, from brainstorming to final revisions. The Writing Center is located within the UConn Stamford Tutoring Center in the rear of the Library.
Stamford students may also utilize the Storrs Writing Center virtual options through this website: https://writingcenter.uconn.edu/
WRITING CENTER:
Monday: 12:30PM-6PM
Tuesday: 9AM-6PM
Wednesday: 9AM-5PM
Thursday: 9AM-6PM (break at 2PM)
Friday: 2PM-4PM
Biology Tutoring
This semester we are happy to offer Biology tutoring in-person!
BIOLOGY:
Monday: 9AM-1PM & 2PM-4PM
Wednesday: 9AM-1PM
Thursday: 11AM-2PM
Friday: 1PM-4PM
Q Tutoring
Q Tutoring: This includes free tutoring in the following areas: Chemistry, Math, Statistics, and Physics. Tutoring is free to all UConn-Stamford students on a drop-in basis to accommodate as many people as possible. Students should bring textbooks, notes, class handouts, syllabi, and assignments to each tutoring session.
CHEMISTRY:
Monday: 9:30AM-3:00PM
Wednesday: 9:30AM-3:00PM
Thursday: 3:30PM-6:00PM
Friday: 9:30AM-3:00PM
PHYSICS:
Monday: 9:30AM-12:30PM
Tuesday: 11:00AM- 12:00PM
Wednesday: 9:30AM-12PM & 1:30PM-3:00PM
Thursday: 11:00AM-12:00PM
Friday: 9:30AM-12:30PM
MATH:
Monday: 9:00AM-5:00PM
Tuesday: 9:00AM-3:00PM
Wednesday: 9:00AM-4:00PM
Thursday: 9:00AM-2:00PM
Virtual tutoring in Chemistry and Math is also available for Stamford students via Storrs. Please click HERE for more information and to access the site.
Business Tutoring
Accounting Tutor (ACCT 2001 and ACCT 2101/BADM 2710) - Carl Shapiro (carl.shapiro@uconn.edu):
Mondays: 1PM-3PM
Tuesdays: 1PM-3PM
Wednesdays: 1PM-3PM
*By appointment preferred - email carl.shapiro@uconn.edu to schedule (minimum 12 hours prior to appointment time requested)
Tutoring offered VIRTUALLY ONLY:
http://s.uconn.edu/stamacctwebex
Telephone Access Code: 619 189 558
Finance Tutor (FNCE 3101) - Kritika Goel (kritika.goel@uconn.edu):
Mondays: 1PM-3PM
Tuesdays: 2PM-4PM
Wednesdays: 12PM-2PM
Tutoring offered VIRTUALLY ONLY:
http://s.uconn.edu/stamfncewebex
Telephone Access Code: 612 005 194
FAQs:
WHERE IS THE TUTORING CENTER LOCATED?
FAQs:
The UConn Stamford Tutoring Center is located in the Jeremy Richard Library.
All tutoring services are on a first-come, first-served drop-in basis. .
No appointment necessary. Students may drop-in during the available hours.
Subjects tutored may vary from semester to semester, but currently, the UConn Stamford Tutoring Center provides tutoring in Writing, Math, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Finance and Accounting.
You can stop by the UConn Stamford Tutoring Center at any point as you work on an assignment. We ask that you come to your tutoring session with all the necessary paperwork. For instance, if you are working with a writing tutor, we encourage you to bring a description of your assignment and any notes from the class; you can also bring an outline or a draft of your paper, if you have it. For math and science tutoring sessions, we encourage you to come prepared with any questions you may have, example problems you need assistance with, your textbook, and anything else you believe may be helpful for the tutor.
DO I NEED TO HAVE AN APPOINTMENT TO MEET WITH A TUTOR?
All tutoring services are on a first-come, first-served drop-in basis.
No appointment necessary. Students may drop-in during the available hours.
Subjects tutored may vary from semester to semester, but currently, the UConn Stamford Tutoring Center provides tutoring in Writing, Math, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Finance and Accounting.
You can stop by the UConn Stamford Tutoring Center at any point as you work on an assignment. We ask that you come to your tutoring session with all the necessary paperwork. For instance, if you are working with a writing tutor, we encourage you to bring a description of your assignment and any notes from the class; you can also bring an outline or a draft of your paper, if you have it. For math and science tutoring sessions, we encourage you to come prepared with any questions you may have, example problems you need assistance with, your textbook, and anything else you believe may be helpful for the tutor.
HOW DO I SIGN UP FOR A TUTORING APPOINTMENT?
No appointment necessary. Students may drop-in during the available hours.
Subjects tutored may vary from semester to semester, but currently, the UConn Stamford Tutoring Center provides tutoring in Writing, Math, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Finance and Accounting.
You can stop by the UConn Stamford Tutoring Center at any point as you work on an assignment. We ask that you come to your tutoring session with all the necessary paperwork. For instance, if you are working with a writing tutor, we encourage you to bring a description of your assignment and any notes from the class; you can also bring an outline or a draft of your paper, if you have it. For math and science tutoring sessions, we encourage you to come prepared with any questions you may have, example problems you need assistance with, your textbook, and anything else you believe may be helpful for the tutor.
WHAT SUBJECTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR TUTORING?
Subjects tutored may vary from semester to semester, but currently, the UConn Stamford Tutoring Center provides tutoring in Writing, Chemistry, Physics, Math, Statistics, Accounting, Finance, and Biology.
DO I NEED TO PREPARE FOR MY TUTORING SESSION?
You can stop by the UConn Stamford Tutoring Center at any point as you work on an assignment. We ask that you come to your tutoring session with all the necessary paperwork. For instance, if you are working with a writing tutor, we encourage you to bring a description of your assignment and any notes from the class; you can also bring an outline or a draft of your paper, if you have it. For math and science tutoring sessions, we encourage you to come prepared with any questions you may have, example problems you need assistance with, your textbook, and anything else you believe may be helpful for the tutor.