Developmental Mathematics
Math Tutoring and Resources
The Developmental Math Lab, located in Swart Hall 301, welcomes all Math 100 Elementary Algebra I, Math 101 Elementary Algebra II and Math 103 Intermediate Algebra students. The Developmental Mathematics Lab is staffed by graduate students in mathematics education who are supported by undergraduate tutor assistants. In-person tutoring sessions are conducted on a drop-in basis (no appointment necessary!)
Fall 2023 Drop-in Tutoring Schedule
The Developmental Math Lab in Swart Hall 301 will be open right away the first day of classes on Wednesday September 6, starting at 9:00 am.
Our weekly opening hours for drop-in tutoring is:
- Mondays from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
- Tuesdays from 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
- Wednesdays from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Thursdays from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Fridays from 9:00 am -1:00 pm
Just drop by Swart 301 anytime we’re open. You don’t need an appointment! Here’s a link to a printable PDF with the Fall 2023 Developmental Math Lab Drop-in Tutoring Hours.
Our mission is your success
The Developmental Mathematics program emphasizes student success by building mathematical community among the students and instructors, with a careful eye on liberal education learning outcomes and student retention and eventual graduation.
Ways you can benefit from the lab
- Come regularly to do your homework in the lab, and then tutors and other students are right there to help if you have a question.
- Listen in and contribute questions when other students and tutors are discussing problems and concepts at the board.
- Ask us to help ”connect the dots” – you shouldn’t have to memorize formulas or procedures – let’s figure out the big ideas and learn how to apply them when solving problems.
- Get additional practice so you can master the material.
- Come review class notes with a tutor – we can help you go over your notes and fill in any gaps.
- Ask us to help organize a study plan for you for the course.
Get in Touch
Eric Kuennen
Developmental Math Student Support Coordinator
Swart Hall 111
(920) 424-1059
kuennen@uwosh.edu
Carrie Tirel
Developmental Math Curriculum Coordinator
Fox Cities Campus 2841
(920) 832-2638
tirelc@uwosh.edu
Become a tutor!
Tutoring is a great way to help others and help yourself bydeepening your own understanding of the concepts you are helping others to understand. Tutoring is also great way to get experience with teaching, working with others, and understanding a variety of ways of thinking about math.
Working as a tutor is a minimal time commitment (no minimum hours) with flexible scheduling to allow you to work around your class schedule or other obligations you may have. (Even if you can only work a couple of hours a week, you can make a huge impact!)
Please visit the Center for Academic Resources employment page at https://uwosh.edu/car/student-employment-opportunities for general information about being a tutor, and fill out the Math Tutor Application form at https://uwosh.edu/car/math-tutor-application/
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CONTACT US
(920) 424-1333
(920) 424-1812
Developmental Math Lab
Faculty and Staff