MathLabSchedule

General Math Lab Staffing / Summer 2008

	Monday Room 303A	Tuesday Room 303A	Wednesday Room 303A	Thursday Room 303A
2:00-3:00	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins
3:00-4:00	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins
4:00-4:30	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins	Terry Austin J.J. Rollins

* - graduate student
** - faculty member -the faculty members are in their office available to help

Who can attend the math lab?
Everyone in search of math help is welcome. The lab is funded by Academic Affairs and Student Affairs (through the Learning Assistance Program) and is FREE to all Appalachian students.

What types of questions can the tutors answer?
Tutors can help with any of the following:

PRAXIS prep (for more PRAXIS help, click here)
GRE prep
Developmental Math (MAT 0010)
Introduction to Math (MAT 1010)
College Algebra (MAT 1020)
Pre-Calculus (MAT 1025)
Business Calculus (MAT 1030)
Statistical Methods I, II (STT 2810, 3820)
Calculus I, II, III (MAT 1110, 1120, 2130)
Linear Algebra (MAT 2240)
Differential Equations (MAT 3130)

Who are the tutors?

Peer Tutors: juniors and seniors with demonstrated tutoring abilities
Graduate Students: graduate students in mathematical sciences
Faculty Volunteers: mathematical sciences faculty who donate their time to help

What is the format of the math lab?
There are large tables for group study. Enter the lab, sign in (on the computer), find a seat, start working. When you have a question, raise your hand, and a tutor will come to you.

Who runs the math lab?
The Math Lab is coordinated by Wes Waugh, from the Learning Assistance Center and Dr. Trina Palmer from the Department of Mathematical Sciences. If you have comments (either praise or criticism), please send e-mail.