Showing posts with label Tutoring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutoring. Show all posts
November 17, 2012
Tutors!
We keep a full list of tutors in our office, offering help in everything from research methods to writing, stats to formatting. Stop by during our office in Arts 186 during regular office hours to take a look! The most recently added tutor, Sarah Simmons, is a 4th year B.Sc. Honours student offering assistance in writing and statistics at a rate of $20/hr. Given that PSY 233's final can be worth so very, very much, getting in touch early is always a good idea! She can be contacted at sms838@mail.usask.ca.
November 01, 2011
Term Paper Help
Got something to hand in that's worth a chunk of marks? Come get a few tips.
November 17th
4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Arts 153
This will be a drop-in Q & A type of thing. SPSS executive members will be ready to help you look over weak sections of your paper, proofread, and check over formatting issues. A 6th edition APA manual will also be available at the session, should you need to consult it.
If you want a bit of help ahead of time, the University of Washington Lit Review Guide ain't too shabby. Our Links page has some good resources too.
November 17th
4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Arts 153
This will be a drop-in Q & A type of thing. SPSS executive members will be ready to help you look over weak sections of your paper, proofread, and check over formatting issues. A 6th edition APA manual will also be available at the session, should you need to consult it.
If you want a bit of help ahead of time, the University of Washington Lit Review Guide ain't too shabby. Our Links page has some good resources too.
Tutoring List Up
Check out our Study Help page to find an updated list of tutors. If you'd like to be on the list, let us know.
September 22, 2011
Call for Tutors
The SPSS is calling for psych tutors to put into a listing for this website. We have received specific requests for PSY 233 and PSY 315 tutors. Please email us at spss.info@usask.ca with your name, courses you could tutor, grades in those courses (or a grade range is fine too, for example, 80-85), and rates.
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