Tutoring

How Tutoring Works

Tutors will ask guiding questions and talk with you about your thought process. Tutors aren't there simply to give answers, they want to teach students skills they can apply beyond their current assignments. Tutors will help on a concept or question, then move around the room to help other folks. Often, tutors will encourage students to explain concepts to each other to help solidify concepts. Most hours have 4 or more tutors working on a variety of subjects. 

Usage Policy

All registered Humboldt students enrolled in courses can use tutoring. Humboldt students who are not currently enrolled in a particular course but wish to strengthen their skills in a particular area can also get assistance. Students, including student staff, are expected to act respectfully and comply with the Student Code of Conduct. If you encounter an issue or problem in the Learning Center, please contact the director, Su Karl, su@humboldt.edu and/or the Tutoring Coordinator, Maxine Mota, maxine@humboldt.edu

Note: If you experience accessibility-related barriers with viewing the tutoring schedules, or booking through TutorTrac's appointment scheduling feature, please come in person, call 707-826-5217, or email learning@humboldt.edu 

BIO 102/104/105  - Human Bio, Gen Bio, & Principles of Bio

BIO 307  - Evolution

BIO 330  - Population Ecology

BIO 340  - Genetics

BOT 105  - General Botany

BOT 350 - Plant Taxonomy

Jesus is also able to tutor BOT 330 - Plant Ecology

CHEM 107/109  - Principles of Chemistry, Gen Chemistry I

CHEM 110  - General Chemistry II

CHEM 228  - Brief Organic Chemistry

CHEM 324  - Organic Chemistry

CS 111 - Foundational Comp Science I

CS 112 - Foundational Comp Science II

CS 325 - Database Designs

Engineering Tutoring

Embedded tutors work closely with their faculty and support students in the classroom.

Drop-in Tutoring is available for students in ENGR 210, 211, 225, 322, 325, 326 on Sunday & Thursday evenings.

You are welcome to use the space as a place to study or you can come prepared with a specific topic you want to work on. 

FISH 310 - Ichthyology

FOR 130/131/210/311 - Dendrology, Forest Ecology, Forest Measurements & Biometry

GEOL 109/210/306 - General Geology, Earth Systems History, General Geomorphology

GSP 101 - Geospatial Concepts

GSP 270 - Geographic Information Science

MATH 101- College Algebra

MATH 101T- Trigonometry

MATH 102- Elementary Functions

Math 107 - Linear Algebra

Math 109 - Calculus I

Math 110 - Calculus II

Math 105 - BIO Calc 

Math 210 - Calculus III

Math 311/315- Vector Calculus & Advanced Calculus

Math 103 - Mathematics as a Liberal Art

Math 104 - Finite Math

Math 245 - Math Experimentation and Proof

Math 253 - Discrete Mathematics

Math 313- Ordinary Differential Equation

OCN 109- General Oceanography

 PHIL 100 - Philosophy

PHYX 106 - Col Phyx: Mechanics & Heat

PHYX 107 - Col Phyx: Electromagnetics & Modern Physics

PHYX 109 - General Physics A

PHYX 210/211 -  General Physics B & C

 PSYC 109 - Intro to Psyc Stats

 Heng can also cover PSYC 104, 321,578

STAT 108 - Elementary Statistics

STAT 109 - Introductory Biostatistics

STAT 323  - Probability & Math Statistics

STAT 333  - Linear Regression Models/ANOVA, R beyond STAT 109

SOILS 260  - Introduction to Soil Science

WLDF 365,475 - Ornithology & Wildlife Diseases

ZOOL 110 - Intro Zoology

ZOOL 356 - Mammology