Do you need a private tutor for a specific class at AUD? Peer tutoring is available to current undergraduate students at AUD in almost every subject. The AUD Peer Tutor network is full of qualified students that excelled and have received A- or higher in the classes that they tutor. They are able to help you for an hourly fee. Use the above form "Request a tutor" to submit a request for a private tutor and we will get back to you .
FIRST STEP TO APPLY TO BECOME A TUTOR: please send an email to : nghalayini@aud.edu
Do you have a GPA of 3.0 and would like to become a Peer Tutor at AUD? You may be eligible to become a tutor for courses (in which you've achieved a grade of A- or higher) at AUD. Peer Tutors get interviewed and approved by the Academic Support division and if approved, can get hired by students and paid for tutoring services. Those who are selected will be interviewed and added to the list of qualified tutors as part of the AUD Peer Tutor network. It is a great chance to connect with other students, make some income, and also add it to your CV!
Peer Tutor applications can be submitted to Academic Support Coordinator. Please read the Peer Tutor Pledge you will be expected to sign, as well as the Guidelines on how to be an effective tutor.
The Writing Center
The Writing Center delivered ON CAMPUS in the Library is now open
from September 9-December 13, 2024
I am happy to announce that the Writing Center is now open this semester on campus to assist students with any writing or reading project. All tutoring sessions are conducted by qualified English faculty. While tutors do not provide editing or proofreading services, they will help students with issues such as how to develop a thesis, how to most effectively organize a paper, how to integrate supporting evidence and avoid plagiarism, how to recognize and solve grammatical and ESL errors, and how to make the most of the writing process.
Also, the Writing Center will still be offering help to faculty working on classroom materials this semester. If you need to brainstorm how to incorporate a writing assignment into your classroom, or you have written one and want to make sure that it will be clear to students and produce the right kind of finished product, you are welcome to come to The Writing Center for assistance. We also offer faculty working on their own writing projects the same consultation services we provide to students.
Fall 2024 hours are also listed below:
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WRITING CENTER HOURS |
LOCATION: The Library and TEAMS (all students are automatically members on TEAMS) |
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Monday |
9:00-11:30 am; 12:00-3:00 pm. |
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Tuesday |
10:00 am.-11:00 pm.; 5:00pm-6:00 pm. |
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Wednesday |
12:00-4:00 pm. |
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Thursday |
4:00 pm.-6:00 pm. |
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Friday |
9:00 am.-11:30 pm. |
If you have any questions, concerns or requests, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Best Wishes,
Gail Hammill, Ph.D.
Do you feel stuck, lost, anxious, or stressed while preparing for your next speech or presentation? Well, you are in the right place! In the Public Speaking Tutoring Center (PSTC), we provide you with the necessary resources and skills to overcome these challenges and present the best speech you can possibly give. Whether it is body language training, tone and voice level adjustments, or pre-speech preparation, we provide you with detailed guidance and feedback to help you improve your public speaking skills. And the best part is that the PSTC is completely free of charge, so just walk in and let your fears of public speaking fade away! You can find us in the C-138 throughout the Fall semester.
