About the Program
TestWELL Tutors foster a positive learning experience for Honors students across campus
During their academic career, all students can benefit from the assistance of a trained tutor. The testWELL Learning Center provides free tutoring services available to all West Virginia University undergraduate students. All testWELL tutors are certified and members of the National Tutoring Association. Appointments are not required: the testWELL Learning Center is open for walk-in tutoring four nights a week while classes are in session.
AVAILABLE TUTORING TOPICS:
- STEM: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Engineering, Forensic & Investigative Science, Geology, Geography, Physics, Physiology, and Mathematics.
- Non-STEM: Communication Sciences and Disorders, Economics, English, History, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and various languages, including French, German, Spanish, and Russian.
CURRENT TESTWELL TUTORS:
Kamil Abbas, Kiara Barron, Olivia Clever, Mitchell Clowes, Makayla Davis, Kaitlyn Donalson, Matthew Fox, Kendra Gillo, Wenjuan Gu, Katilyn Hepler, Bryan Ho, Michael Howley, Annabella Kuehn, Marisa Organiscak, Riley Palumbo, Rushik Patel, Maggie Sauers, Axel Schon, Fiona Smith, Tabitha Sponaugle, Taya Sullivan, Hayden Thomas, Abigail Tillema, Grayson Watson and Justin Woodward.
How To Get Involved
TestWELL Tutors foster a positive learning experience for Honors students across campus
Students accepted into the program near the end of fall semester are required to sign up for HONR 201: Peer Tutoring (spring semester) and HONR 301 Advanced Peer Tutoring (fall semester) and to pass the certification exam.
Want to become a tutor? Honors College students should consider applying to the testWELL Learning Center. Accepted students will receive training and gain membership and certification from the National Tutoring Association.
Tutoring Schedule
Students can access tutoring via the dates and locations listed below
Students accepted into the program near the end of fall semester are required to sign up for HONR 201: Peer Tutoring (spring semester) and HONR 301 Advanced Peer Tutoring (fall semester) and to pass the certification exam.
Want to become a tutor? Honors College students should consider applying to the testWELL Learning Center. Accepted students will receive training and gain membership and certification from the National Tutoring Association.
The testWELL Learning Center is closed for the summer. Tutoring will resume at the start of the Fall 2023 semester.
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