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If you are more than 15 minutes late to an appointment, your time will go to the next student and you will need to reschedule your time with the tutor.
Hello, I have worked at Goodwin University for 5 years. I started as an adjunct professor teaching the IDA class and have been an English tutor in the ASC for 4 years. I work at Cheshire Academy full time and teach Psychology there. I have been helping students with their writing throughout my 30 years as a teacher and counselor. I look forward to helping you find the confidence you need to be a good writer and to work with you on your many assignments.
Contact info: gmauthe@goodwin.edu or schedule a time here: https://calendly.com/gmauthe-goodwin
Zoom Link - Link to join sessions
Visit with Gail in Room 209 [2nd Floor next to the Library] OR see her in the Library! Introduction video
Tuesday: 4:30 - 8:00 PM Room 209
Wednesday: 4pm - 8:00 PM Library
have been a professional English tutor at Goodwin since 2011, and I have been learning from students as I journey along with them, finding strengths and remedying weak spots. I have taught high school English, as well as adult GED students, but my mainstay has been working as an adjunct Composition professor at Manchester Community College since 1999.
Contact info: mbailey@goodwin.edu
Link to my tutoring sessions: click here and Introduction video
To Schedule an Appointment: https://calendly.com/mbailey-goodwin/60min
Tuesday 12-4 | on ground | ||
Wednesday 12-4 | virtual | ||
Thursday 12-5 | on ground | ||
Saturday 9-2 | on ground |
* No Availability 6/22
*No Availability August 14, 15, and 17 – Sept. 9
Hello, I have worked in the ASC for four years and have been helping students from the 6th grade through college improve their writing. In addition to working as an English/Writing tutor at Goodwin I also teach 6th grade Language Arts. I am very passionate about reading and writing and I look forward to reading your writing.
Contact info: rcorthouts@goodwin.edu or make an appointment: https://calendly.com/ryan-corthouts
Mondays 3:30-8pm | Virtual
Tuesdays 5-8pm | On-Ground in Room 209
Thursdays 3:30-8pm | Virtual
Fridays 3:30-8pm | Virtual
I have a bachelor’s degree in Literature with minors in sociology and anthropology. I have been tutoring college students in English and writing for 10 yrs. including college classroom experience. I am also certified in reading and writing for ESL students (TESOL). My tutoring philosophy is simple: I believe that tutoring should help and always encourage students to become independent and confident learners.
“Instruction does much, but encouragement everything." J.W. Von Goethe
Contact info: palbers@goodwin.edu and Introduction video or schedule an appointment via: https://calendly.com/palbers-goodwin
I have worked with writers for my entire professional career. Before becoming a writing teacher and coach, I was an editor at a national magazine for almost a decade, assisting budding writers with their craft. For the past thirteen years, I have worked at both the high-school and university levels, helping students in all disciplines, from the humanities to the sciences to business, turn their ideas into words that work. I believe that writing isn’t a talent but a process. I love the process, every step of it, and am here to help you through it.
Email: AMantegna@goodwin.edu or make an appointment here: https://calendly.com/adriennemantegna/30min
Spring Semester [Virtual]
I've been employed with Goodwin since 2017 as a Professional Tutor and English Adjunct. I also teach as an adjunct at Asnuntuck Community College. It is rewarding beyond words to help others grow as writers and find their voice and style and the right words to convey their message. I like to form a collaborative relationship with students, which includes open dialogue and a free flow of ideas. I'm sensitive to the needs of all writers at various levels of development, realizing that confidence is at the core of the writing process. For instance, the apprehensive or wary writer is more apt to produce awkward, stilted writing. Much of this reluctance comes from past negative experiences related to writing, or not enough practice or opportunities to write. Even for those who don't prefer writing, I am witness to many students' successes and newfound confidence. I look forward to working with you!
email: Ebrown@goodwin.edu for zoom link AND Schedule an appointment: https://calendly.com/ebrown-goodwin
Mondays 2pm-7pm | Virtual
Wednesdays 2pm - 7pm | Virtual
Fridays 2pm-7pm | Room 209
Saturdays 9am-2pm | Room 209
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