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Additional Campus Tutoring and Extra Help Services

Students are encouraged to utilize the additional tutoring services that are offered across campus. Listed below are several resources on campus. We also encourage you meet with your instructor during office hours.

Where is it located?
132 Harriman Hall

What is it?
Provides support to students in AMS courses through T.A. office hours

How can I access services?
Students must consult and schedule appointments with their T.A.'s or check the bulletin board located in the AMS main office
Where is it located?
G10 CMM/BLL

What is it?
Provides an opportunity for support and critical thinking for students in BIO 204

How can I access services?
Hours of operation are posted outside of the door. Please refer to your syllabus or consult with your instructor for more information.
Where is it located?
123 Chemistry Building (CHE 321)
Lobby Area of Chemistry Building (CHE 332)
124 Chemistry Building (CHE 129, 131& 132)

What is it?
T.A.s are available to challenge and ask direct questions to encourage critical thinking for students in chemistry courses.

How can I access services?
Check with the chemistry department for the Learning Center hours of operation.
Where is it located?
215 Chemistry Building

What is it?
TAs hold help sessions for CHE 133. During the scheduled hours, students can receive individualized assistance with issues dealing with the labs, including pre-lab assignments.

How can I access services?
Please refer to your syllabus or consult with your instructor/TA for more information.
Where is it located?
The library reference desk is located behind the front desk of the North Reading Room, but librarians also meet with students within their offices throughout the Melville Library building, and also on East Campus in the Health Sciences Library.

What is it?
Librarians are available for one-on-one consultations with students to help them get started on research papers or assignments, develop information search strategies, evaluate source credibility, understand academic sources, avoid plagiarism, manage citation, and much more. They also offer workshops on research help topics throughout the semester.

How can I access services?
Use the Research Consultation Form to request to be matched with a librarian for a one-on-one consultation. In addition, students can visit the Ask-A-Librarian page to connect with librarians in a variety of ways, or attend any of University Libraries’ events and workshops.
Where is it located?
Math Building, room S-235 (Former COLA)

What is it?
Intended for students in MAP 103, MAT 123, 125, 126, 127, 131, 132. Provides support for undergraduate students in MAT courses.

How can I access services?
Visit the MLC webpage for the current schedule.
Where is it located?
Various residential spaces. Please check their website for details.

What is it?
The Residential Tutoring Centers (RTCs)are an initiative in which tutoring and academic help centers are coordinated and operated on site within residence halls where students live. This year, the RTCs have started a collaboration with the Academic Success and Tutoring Center to provide a more seamless tutoring experience for students.

How can I access services?
Visit the RTC webpage. All undergraduate students are welcome. Please remember to bring your SBU ID.
Where is it located?
Humanities 1082

What is it?
"En Español" is the Spanish Tutorial and Writing Center which provides free, individual help to students who are enrolled in Spanish language and literature courses. All students are encouraged to visit the center for help with homework, compositions and any other doubts related to their Spanish courses.

How can I access services?
The Spanish Writing Center opens during the second week of classes and closes the last day of classes.

Visit their webpage for the schedule.
Where is it located?
2009 Humanities

What is it?
Trained undergraduate and graduate students who help Stony Brook students through one-on-one tutoring sessions that focus on each individual writer's needs. Tutors will help writers brainstorm, organize, focus, and develop their written works

How can I access services?Visit their webpage to schedule an appointment.

DISCLAIMER: This information is subject to change. Please check with your instructor for the most up-to-date details.

University Services and Resources

Provides students with the knowledge and resources needed to make healthy decisions and ensure a network of care for those who need support

Stony Brook Union, Suite 108
Student Health Center/Counseling and Psychological Services
(631) 632-2748
The College of Engineering & Applied Sciences (CEAS) Undergraduate Student Office assists students majoring in, and those interested in pursuing CEAS programs. The Undergraduate Student Office staff are actively involved in the recruitment of prospective freshman and transfer students, oversee numerous College-wide events, advise CEAS-related student organizations, administer the unique CEAS-specific scholarship and tutoring programs, and work closely with the Career Center and industry to assist students with finding internship and job opportunities.

231 Engineering Building
(631) 632-8381
ceas_info@stonybrook.edu
The Office of Commuter Student Services and Off-Campus Living is committed to offering support, programming, resources and outreach targeted towards students who do not reside on-campus. We orient commuter students to Stony Brook University and the local community, and provide them with the tools they need to be successful both on and off campus.

Stony Brook Union, Suite 205
(631) 632-7353
commuter_services@stonybrook.edu
EOP/AIM offers many support services to students in the program. Tutoring is available for many of the courses that EOP/AIM students take regularly. Students may request tutoring in any subject and tutoring groups are formed based on the needs expressed by students. Students who need tutoring should contact the EOP/AIM office at (631) 632-7090.
The Office of Financial Aid administers federal and state financial aid programs. Student seeking assistance in determining eligibility for these programs should visit this office.

Stony Brook Union, Suite 208
(631) 632-6840
Offers first-year students customized advising and support, special educational and social programs, and opportunities for close interaction with faculty and fellow students around themes of common interest

Stony Brook Union, Suite 111
Office of Academic Engagement
(631) 632-4378
Need research help? SBU librarians love answering your questions! They are available to help you find all types of information, and can teach you how to use effective search strategies, use the library’s online databases, engage with resources on the open web, cite your sources, avoid plagiarism and more. Learn about all the different ways to contact a librarian on our Ask-A-Librarian page, and learn more on the library's website.
Preserving life, maintaining human rights, protecting property, and promoting individual responsibility and community commitment

Dutchess Hall, South Campus
911 using an on campus phone
(631) 632-3333 from off campus or cell phone
This office aims to provide excellent support to active duty service members, veterans, and their families in the Stony Brook community; enhance the registration and processing of veteran students educational benefits; augment the exposure of military service members on campus; provide work-study opportunities to our veteran students; and transition students from military life to student life.

(631) 632-4143
OSA_Vets@stonybrook.edu
This office provides assistance to international students, including providing important information regarding immigration, taxes, employment, insurance, and arrival notices.

E5310 Melville Library
(631) 632-4685
VIS@stonybrook.edu