Peer Subject Tutoring at the Center for Student Success provides a collaborative environment where you can come to get help, to work through problems, or to review the material with peers. You can get support with a specific topic or question or just work through the course content with others. Peer Tutors are experienced with the courses and are trained to help you learn effectively.
Drop-In Language Tutoring
For beginner and intermediate (101, 102, 201, and 202) Spanish, French, and Italian, the Center for Student Success provides drop-in tutoring. In addition to our course-specific appointments, students can come to the Center during designated times to meet with an available tutor without making an appointment.
- Spanish, Wednesdays, 12-2
- Italian (through 201), Thursdays, 4-6
- French, Tuesdays, 4-6
For Spring 2021, all CSS Services will be held remotely through Blackboard Collaborate. Please do the following to meet with a drop-in language tutor during drop-in hours:
+ Login to Blackboard (blackboard.newpaltz.edu)
+ Click on "Community"
+ Under "My community" click on "Center for Student Success"
+ On the left side of the page, click "Connect with CSS services"
Fall 2021 Tutoring Coverage:
BIO 201: Gen Bio 1
BIO 320: Genetics
BUS 201: Financial Accounting
CHE 201: Gen Chem 1
CHE 318: Organic Chem 1
ECO 206: Microeconomics
FRN 101: Elementary French 1
FRN 102: Elementary French 2
FRN 201: Intermediate French 1
FRN 202: Intermediate French 2
GLG 201: Physical Geology
MAT 140: Math for Elem Teachers 1
MAT 152: College Algebra
MAT 181: Precalc
MAT 251: Calc 1
MAT 252: Calc 2
MAT 260: Intro to Proof
PHY 201: Gen Physics 1
PSY 275: Psych Stats
SPA 101: Elementary Spanish 1
SPA 102: Elementary Spanish 2
SPA 201: Intermediate Spanish 1
SPA 202: Intermediate Spanish 2
Click here to meet the CSS peer subject tutors
View the calendar and make an appointment
Additional Resources
If you are looking for additional math support, click here to visit the Math Lab.
If the course you are looking for is unavailable, click here or stop by the CSS for some tips and tricks to form study groups.
