Science and Mathematics
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A Math Champion is a student who is paired with a faculty member to assist with student success. Math Champs are a combination of peer mentor and peer tutor. They are students recognized for their exemplary mathematical skills and their ability to explain mathematical concepts clearly to others.
Responsibilities
- Attend class with your paired professor (faculty mentor)
- Assist with group work in class
- Attend training sessions that will focus on best practices in tutoring and leadership
- Hold tutoring sessions each week in the learning center to help students
- Assist students in reviewing and clarifying information covered in class
- Assist students in improving their study skills for the class
- Assist students in achieving subject mastery
Benefits
- Tuition stipend valued at $700
- Book stipend (up to $200)
- Early registration
- Increased communication and interpersonal skills
- Increased mastery of the content and increased problem solving skills
- Strengthen your resume with an experience that combines leadership and communication proficiencies
Qualifications
- Math faculty recommendation
- Mathematics GPA of 3.0 or greater
- Completed application
Interested? Download the Math Champions Application and return to the Dean of Transitional Studies (AP276) or Dean of Science and Mathematics (SM252).