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2012 TUTORS: ASU Tutor Center

Sal Aguilar


Sal Aguilar

Laurel Asbridge

Laurel Asbridge

Beran, Dale

Dale Beran

Cody Brooks

Cody Brooks

cbrooks14@angelo.edu

Chris Duarte-Manjarrez

Chris Duarte-Manjarrez

cduarte2@angelo.edu

Chris Durand

Chris Durand

cdurand@angelo.edu

Meghan Harp

Meghan Harp

mharp1@angelo.edu

Christina Leto

Christina Leto

Travis Little

Travis Little

tlittle@angelo.edu

Nick Mathers

Nick Mathers

nmathers@angelo.edu

Kelsey Merritt

Kelsey Merritt

kmerritt1@angelo.edu

 

 

 

 

  

Hillary Proffit

Hillary Proffit

hproffit@angelo.edu

 

 

 

 

  

Jaymie Trimble

Jaymie Trimble

jtrimble6@angelo.edu

 

 

 

 

  

Zack Wilson

Zack Wilson

zwilson1@angelo.edu

 

 

 

 

                    

 

 


Tutor Office Assistants

Jenni Jackson

Tutor Center Office Assistant 

Jenni Jackson
jjackson21@angelo.edu

,Kelly McFerren

Tutor Center Office Assistant 

Kelly McFerren
kmcferren@angelo.edu

 

Karyna Mitchel

Tutor Center Office Assistant 

Karyna Mitchell
kmitchell7@angelo.edu

Courtney Snow

Tutor Center Office Assistant 

Courtney Snow
csnow2@angelo.edu

 

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Purpose of Tutors

The goal of ASU Tutoring is to help students become independent learners. Tutors provide help with time management skills, critical thinking, and study skills strategies such as note-taking, understanding lectures, and test-taking skills.

Tutors see students on a walk-in basis – no appointment is necessary. Individual tutoring sessions last approximately an hour. To ensure each tutoring session is beneficial and productive, students should do their class assignments before visiting a tutor. Students should come prepared with all necessary materials (textbooks, syllabus, class notes, etc.) and have specific questions prepared for their tutors.

Things You Should Know About Tutors