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When a student requests small group peer tutoring for a specific 1000- or
2000-level class they will be assigned a peer tutor when one is available. (Sometimes we are
able to hire a tutor if one is not immediately available.) Students assigned a peer tutor will
meet for a 50-minute session at the same time each week for the remainder of the semester.
Tutoring sessions will consist of one tutor and up to three students in a small group. Whenever
possible, the tutor assigned will have had the same professor as the tutees. Attendance is
expected, and two no-shows will result in the student losing this appointment. We cannot
guarantee that a tutor will be available to fulfill all requests. If your 1000- or 2000-level
course is not listed, please email us at slc@oneonta.edu for
further information and possible options.
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This service is designed to help a student work on reading or study skills
(reading comprehension, time management, test taking skills, test anxiety, etc.). Together
with the academic coach, the student will identify the areas they wish to address and how many
weeks this service will be required. A maximum of 10 hours of coaching will be allowed per
student per semester. Attendance is expected, and two no-shows will result in the student losing
this appointment.
The appointments will be held either in person or online based on the needs of the student and
availability of the coach.
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These are one-time, 30-minute appointments with a peer intern or professional
staff member. Students are permitted to sign up for up to two appointments in advance. Students
can sign up for two appointments back-to-back, which is helpful for students seeking assistance
on longer assignments.
Once an appointment is scheduled, the student is expected to attend.
If the student must cancel, they are required to give 12 hours' notice of a cancellation by
email to the writing consultant. Failure to properly cancel will result in the session being
marked as a "no-show." Two no-shows will result in the student not being allowed to schedule
writing consultation appointments for the remainder of the semester.
The appointments can
be held either in person or online based on the needs of the student.
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