Registration for MathMINDS is now CLOSED
Math MINDS is a unique, semester-long opportunity for select students enrolled in first-year math. This program is designed to help students develop quantitative reasoning skills and mindsets through interactive workshops, tutoring, and peer collaboration. Students completing all required program elements will receive a $400 scholarship award. To be eligible for the scholarship, students must:
- Attend a total of four workshops (1.5 hours a week in weeks 4-7 of the semester; total time 6 hours)
- Complete six asynchronous learning components by mid-March (total time 2 - 2.5 hours)
- Meet with an LRC tutor four times over the semester; two sessions by Week 6 and two more sessions by Week 12 (minimum of 30 minutes each time; total time of 2 hours)
- Participate in three MasterMINDS Team Check-in Meetings between March and May (total time 3-4 hours)
To register for the Math MINDS Program, please complete the registration form.
Want to learn more about Math MINDS?
Please join us for an information session about the Math MINDS Program, a unique semester-long opportunity for students enrolled in first-year math. This program is designed to help students develop quantitative reasoning skills and mindsets through interactive workshops, tutoring, and peer collaboration. Students completing the program will receive a $400 scholarship*.
MathMINDS Hybrid Information Session on Tuesday, February 7th, 2023
In-person LRC - 2nd Floor Broome Library
(food will be provided)
5:00pm
Zoom Only
5:30pm
ZOOM MEETING ID:
CI Tutoring Services
- Learning Resource Center (LRC)
- Writing and Multiliteracy Center
- Biology Program Tutors
- Computer Science/Information Technology Program Tutors
- ESRM Program Tutors
- Language Tutors
Learning Resource Center (LRC)
Broome Library 2760
FRIDAY: 10 AM TO 3 PM
SUNDAY: 5 PM TO 8 PM
Spring 2023 Schedules now available!
Math, Business, Economics, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Physics, Psychology, Statistics, Sociology, and Nursing. The LRC is now offering tutoring online via Zoom! All you need is a working Smartphone or microphone and camera on or attached to your computer or laptop. You can sign up for an online tutoring session in the LRC at the welcome desk!
Contact:
Brook Masters, Senior Coordinator of Student Academic Success Servicesbrook.masters@csuci.edu | 805-437-8921
Lysandra Garcia, Assistant Coordinator of Tutoring Services
lysandra.garcia@csuci.edu| 805-437-8409
Writing and Multiliteracy Center
Broome Library 2675
The Writing and Multiliteracy Center's mission is to support all members of the CI community with their writing at any stage of the composing process. The WMC also provides feedback on student slideshow presentations, oral presentations, research posters, or short videos. Students can make appointments, drop in, or set up online consultations.
Additional Information:
Contact:
Writing & Multiliteracy Office.
wmc.tutors@csuci.edu | 805-437-8934Sohui Lee, Faculty Director and Associate Professor.
sohui.lee@csuci.eduDan Lenz, Assistant Director and Lecturer (Embedded Programs) daniel.lenz@csuci.eduCristal Gamez, Assistant Director and Lecturer (Workshop Programs) cristal.gamez@csuci.edu
Biology Program Tutors
In past semesters, Biology Departmental Tutoring was located in the open study area on the second floor of Aliso Hall.
The biology program is not currently offering departmental tutoring. Please see the LRC Schedule for our Biology Tutors' availability.
Computer Science/Information Technology Program Tutors
Sierra Hall 1119
The lab in Sierra 1119 hosts several machines identical to those within the instructional spaces. Each tutoring machine is equipped with Windows, Mac and Linux. Students are also encouraged to bring their own machines.
Additional Information:
Spring 2023 Comp Sci Tutoring Lab schedule coming soon!
Contact:
Brian Thoms, Professor of Computer Science
brian.thoms@csuci.edu
ESRM Program Tutors
ESRM Spring 2023 Schedule coming soon!
Language Tutors
Spanish Tutors Available for Spring 2023
Language tutoring supports introductory to advanced levels. Students receive help on grammar questions, reading comprehension, and conversational practice. Tutors also provide comments and suggestions which can aid in the improvement of students' writing skills. However, tutors will not edit, proofread or "fix" student papers.
Additional Information:
Spring 2023 Spanish Tutor Schedule (PDF, 632KB)
Contact:
Stephen Clark, Interim Program Chair and Professor of Spanish
stephen.clark@csuci.edu