Meet Our Tutors

I’m a peer tutor because I deeply enjoy teaching and watching others grow. In my spare time, I write short stories, sketch, and play video games (especially Fire Emblem). – Vee Kalkunte, majoring in Mathematics and Finance from Frisco, Texas.

I wanted to become a peer tutor to help students find the best way to understand the content for them so that they will be able to do their best in their classes. ​- Mariam Abeje, major in Healthcare Administration and minor in Chemistry from Murphy, Texas.

As a peer tutor, I am able to actively assist and encourage students through meaningful tutoring sessions. My role allows me to develop mutually beneficial relationships with my peers and integral course material. – Shaina Banh, Biology Major, Chemistry and Communications minor from Sachse, Texas.

I became a peer tutor to learn how to explain complicated ideas simply. My hope is that this skill will help me become a better psychologist or nurse (whichever I decide to do). However, my main reason for becoming a peer tutor is to help my classmates and friends. ​- Lora Vaughan, Psychology major and… [Read More]

Why I want to be a Peer Tutor: I genuinely enjoy helping people better understand problems they are struggling with, and want to help see my fellow students learn and grow. – Jonathon Voos, Political Science and Economics Major from Universal City, Texas.

I wanted to become a peer tutor because I enjoy working with others and want to help students succeed! – Jade Kemp, majoring in chemistry and minoring in math from Katy, Texas.

“What excites me most is the prospect of self-improvement through helping others.” – Andy Hernandez, Biology and Music major from Hurst, Texas.