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Emma Griego, Math and Computer Science Tutor in the Library

Reward: to see students make progress and feel confident!

Tell us a little about yourself.

I’m Emma Griego and I’m a junior math major and computer science minor. In my free time I like to watch tv series and play piano. I also like to play table tennis. 

Tell us about how you are involved on campus.

I’m a tutor at the Math and Science Tutoring Center. Also, I am part of the table tennis club. 

How and why did you get involved in being a tutor?

During my freshman year I would help my friends with their homework for math classes and study for math exams. I enjoyed helping other people and sharing my passion for math, so I decided to apply to be a tutor to help other students on campus, too. 

What is your favorite thing about being a tutor?

My favorite thing about being a tutor is when something clicks for the student I’m helping and they get excited about what they’re doing. It’s rewarding to see students make progress and feel confident about what they’re doing.  

Why should students utilize the tutoring?

It’s completely free and tutors are available almost all day. It’s also not a big commitment if someone is nervous about it. You show up and leave whenever you want. Also it’s useful to get help from tutors may explain concepts in a way that’s easier for other students to learn because they’ve recently gone through the class. 


What advice would you give students about how to prepare for a tutoring session? 

Bring specific topics or questions that you’d like help with. Also, bring all of your notes and/or your textbook.  

When and where can someone work with you through the Learning Resources Center?

I work at the Math and Science Tutoring Center (MASTC) in the library on Mondays 12pm-2pm and 5pm-7pm, and Tuesdays and Thursdays 2pm-5pm. I tutor almost every math class up to 301 and CMSC 201. For a full schedule of everyone, you can visit the LRC website. The MASTC right past the security and all the way to the right when you walk in. 

Posted: April 2, 2019, 10:19 AM