Tutoring Services                                  Last Reviewed: December 12, 2007

  The Teaching and Learning Center coordinates a peer
  tutoring program staffed by select graduate students,
  medical students, residents and fellows. Tutoring
  services are free of charge to Stritch School of
  Medicine Students.

  How do I know if I need tutoring?

  If any of the following apply to you, you may want to
  consider making an appointment with a tutor:

    Limited or no prior knowledge of the course material.

   Non-science undergraduate.

   Some difficulty understanding how knowledge is
        structured in a particular subject area.

    Difficulty identifying relationships between major
         concepts.

    Sense of being lost in the details.

    Problems imposing a meaningful organization on the
         materials.

   How do I Apply to be a peer tutor?

   Peer tutors must submit a Peer Tutor Application form to
   the Teaching and Learning Center. The Director of the
   Center will meet with you to discuss the role of a peer
   tutor and to review the application process (see links
   below for additional information).

  Tutoring Services

  Tutor Application Process (7.16 KB)
  Tutor Application Form (8.02 KB)
  Request a Tutor  (10.1 KB)
  Tutor Student Log (4.49 KB)
  Volunteer/Payroll Tutor Time Log (6.62 KB)
  Saturday Morning Study Program (63.2 KB)

  Who Should I Contact For More Information?

      Greg Gale, Program Coordinator      Beth Sonntag, Director 
    ggale@lumc.edu                                     bsonntag@lumc.edu
    708/216-8166                                       708/216-5447
                                                        
    Office fax: 708/216-0485

    Teaching and Learning Center, Bldg, 120, Room 255