Tutoring Staff
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Math, Sci, Business
Scott Alpizar
Scott Alpizar is a driven undergraduate tutor in his junior year with a double major in Forensic Science and Premedical Biology along with a minor in Chemistry. He is a member of the Honors Program as well as the Vice President and Finance Committee Chair of the Rotaract Club. He has also recently joined the American Chemical Society. Scott has a love for science and looks forward to helping others as a chemistry tutor. In his spare time he enjoys playing sports or working out in the Rec Center.
Tutors: BI 121, BI 121L, BI 122, BI 122L, BI 253, BI 253L, BI 254, BI 254L, BI 301, BI 301L, BI 306, CH 103, CH 105, CH 115, CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 202, CH 203, CH 204, FOR 403, and ePortfolio
Dana Carabillo
Dana Carabillo is a senior who is double majoring in Forensic Science and Chemistry. She is a member of the Honors Program and the Forensic Science and Chemistry clubs. She is treasurer of the Honors Student Council and a lab assistant for the Chemistry Department. Dana has a strong love for math and science and enjoys the opportunity to help others learn to like math and science as well.
Tutors: CH 103, CH 105, CH 105L, CH 115, CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 202, CH 203, CH 204, CH 221, CH 221L, CH 331, CH 332, CH 333, CH 334, CH 501, CH 521, M 103, M 109, and M 228
Tess Carroll
Tess is a Forensic Science and Chemistry double major. She is a very outgoing person and is always smiling. She has been an orientation leader for the past two summers. She is also the Sergeant at Arms of the A-Team and is in the Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society as well as the Alpha Phi Sigma Honor Society. Tess works in the Math, Science, and Business Lab in the CLR as a mathematics and chemistry tutor.
Tutors: CH 103, CH 105, CH 105L, CH 115, CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 203, CH 211, CH 211L, CH 221, CH 221L, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, and ePortfolio
Mr. Rob Harvey
Mr. Harvey was an undergraduate student at UNH who was double majoring in Forensic Science and Chemistry. He was also a graduate student at UNH in Education. Before joining the CLR in 2009, he tutored math and chemistry for the CAMEP program. He participated in the SURF program during the summer of 2009, researching with Dr. Sinha of the Physics Department. Currently, he is a professional tutor in the CLR who enjoys making math and science accessible to all students.
Tutors: CH 103, CH 105, CH 105L, CH 115, CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 202, CH 203, CH 204, CH 211, CH 211L, CH 221, CH 221L, FOR 215, FOR216, FOR303, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, PH 150, and PH 150L
Laura Herrmann
Laura is a junior double majoring in Forensic Science and Criminal Justice. She is a member of the UNH Criminal Justice Club and SCOPE. She is very friendly and outgoing, and she enjoys helping others learn. Laura is a chemistry tutor in the Math, Science and Business Lab.
Tutors: CH 103, CH 105, CH 115 CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 202, CH 203, CH 204, CH 211, CH 211L, CJ 100, CJ 102, CJ 201, CJ 217, and ePortfolio
Dr. Peter Intarapanich
Peter Intarapanich holds a PhD in Applied Statistics from the University of Northern Colorado, Colorado. He is currently an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Southern Connecticut State University.
Dr. Intarapanich supports all math and QA courses.Tutors: BI 605, CJ 613, EAS345, IE 609, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, M 127, M 166, M 203, M 204, M 227, M 228, M 371, M 472, M 473, M 481, M 482, M 605, P 301, P 305, P 306, P 608, QA 118, QA 216, QA 604, QA 605, and SPSS
Dr. Sheela Kar
Sheela Kar holds a master’s degree in electrical engineering from Northeastern University in Boston, MA, and a Juris Doctor degree from Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT. She enjoys interacting with and providing support to Math students in the CLR Math, Science and Business Lab.
Tutors: M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, and M 127
Mr. George Lardas
Mr. Lardas holds an MS in Aerospace Science and a BS in Astronomy and Physics from the University of Michigan. He was a researcher for the Environmental Research Institute of Michigan (Infrared Information and Analysis) in Ann Arbor, MI, the MITRE Corporation in Bedford, MA, and worked for various NASA contractors in Houston, TX before coming to Connecticut to work for Sikorsky Aircraft in Stratford. He taught high school science and college algebra before coming to the CLR at UNH. He is also the Rector of St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church in Stratford. He is fluent in Russian and Modern Greek and has translated technical documents from Russian to English. He is interested in mathematics, physical sciences, history, languages, and philosophy.
Tutors: CE 301, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 227, ME 300, ME 305, PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 04, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, PH 203, PH 203L, PH 205, PH 205L, RU 101, RU 102, RU 201, RU 202, RU 301, and Greek
Shican Li
Shican is an undergraduate from China who is majoring in Biology (pre-med) and wants to be a great doctor in the future. Shican is a very friendly chemistry and mathematics tutor in the CLR. She loves science as well as literature and the arts, and she enjoys playing the Chinese zither and writing poems in her free time. She is also a UNH Diversity Peer Educator, and a member of the UNH Elm City Review, Honor’s Student Council, Rotaract Club and the International Student Association.
Tutors: CH 103, CH 105, CH 115, CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 203, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, and ePortfolio
Dr. Kevin Lin
Xu Kevin Lin, a.k.a. Dr. “Kevin” Lin, is a chemist. He received 4 degrees in chemistry: a BS and MS in China and an MS and PhD in the United States. Dr. Lin was an associate professor in chemistry and holds more than 10 years of experience in the United States pharmaceutical industry. Currently, Dr. Lin is working as a CMC consultant for a pharmaceutical company and as a professional tutor in the CLR
Dr. Lin greatly enjoys providing academic help for students, along with other tutors in the CLR, to make students’ lives better at UNH and in the future. He supports all chemistry courses as well as Calculus I.
Tutors: CH 103, CH 105, CH 105L, CH 115, CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 202, CH 203, CH 204, CH 211, CH 211L, CH 221, CH 221L, CH 331, CH 332, CH 333, CH 334, CH 341, CH501, EAS 120, EAS 120L, M 103, M 109, and M 115
Jifeng Liu
Jifeng Liu is an undergraduate majoring in Mathematics at UNH. He enjoys solving math problems with different methods and he loves statistics. Besides peer tutoring, he is a math mentor in the Math Department. His duties include helping new math students get ready for their campus lives. Jifeng is also a member of the Tau Sigma National Honor Society. In his spare time, he likes running, swimming and watching television.
Tutors: M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, M 204, M 321, M 331, M 338, M 403, M 423, M 481, PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 104, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, and ePortfolio
Mr. David Low
David Low holds an MS in Mathematics from Southern Connecticut State University and a BA in Mathematics from Pomona College. He has taught at the high school and university level for twenty years, and currently teaches high school math, science, and ocean engineering in the New Haven public schools. He supports math and physics students in the CLR.
Tutors: M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, M 127, M 166, M 203, M 204, M 305, PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 104, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, PH 203, PH 203L, PH 205, and PH 205L
Syed Taleb Razvi
Syed Taleb Razvi is an undergraduate majoring in Electrical Engineering who plans to minor in Mathematics. He is an honor roll student. Before joining the CLR, he tutored math and chemistry for the CAMEP program. Also, he is a math mentor for incoming students majoring in Mathematics. In his spare time, he is a noha khwaan (one who recites prayers).
Tutors: CH 103, CH 105, CH 105L, CH 115, CH 117, EAS211 (mass balance and charge balance), EAS230, EE 235, EE 247, EE 256, EE 302, EE 371, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, M 127, M 203, M 204, PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 104, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, and ePortfolio
Erika Vargas
Erika is an undergraduate student double majoring in Electrical Engineering and Theater Design. She is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, as well as the Honor’s Program here at UNH. Besides tutoring math and engineering at the CLR, she is also a TA for EAS 107P and the treasurer for S.W.E. (Society for Women Engineers). In her free time, she enjoys playing music, watching movies, and soaking up some sun (naturally, being from the sunny state of California!)
Tutors: EAS107P, EAS109, EAS112, EAS211, EAS 230, EE 155, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, and M 204
Joanne (Yun) Yang
Joanne Yang (Yun Yang) is a graduate student majoring in Engineering Management. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. She is a teaching assistant/tutor of mathematics in the CLR who supports engineering tutoring as well. She enjoys helping students to achieve their academic goals. In her free time, Joanne likes to play guitar, ride her skateboard, and listen to music.
Tutors: EM 604, EM 607, EM 613, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, and M 118
Mr. Nicholas Zoghb
Mr. Zoghb is a UNH alumnus. He first tutored at the CLR in the fall of 1988. He holds a BS in Electrical Engineering, a BS in Applied Mathematics, and an MS in Electrical Engineering. In addition to tutoring at the CLR, Mr. Zoghb teaches in the Mathematics Department and Physics Department.
Tutors: EAS103, EAS107, EAS112, EAS211, FR 101, FR 102, FR 201, FR 202, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, M 121, M 127, M 203, M 204, M 227, ME 300, PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 104, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, PH 203, PH 203L, PH 205, PH 205L, and QA 118
Mr. Karlo Zvonarek
Mr. Zvonarek has been a CLR tutor since the fall of 2000. He holds a BS in Meteorology and Psychology from Lyndon State College and an MS in Natural Sciences from Central Connecticut State University. In his free time, he is actively involved with his wife in raising their three children. He also enjoys hiking, bicycling, and a variety of musical genres.
Tutors: BI 605, CJ 251, CJ 613, EAS 107, EAS 109, EAS 112, EAS 345, EE 341, EE 461, EE 600, EE 603, FI 605, M 103, M 109, M 115, M 117, M 118, M 127, M 203, M 204, M 227, M 228, M 311, M 338, M 371, M 472, M 605, P 301, PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 104, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, PH 203, PH 203L, PH 205, PH 205L, QA 118, QA 216, QA 604, SC 126, SC 135, SE 347, SP 101, SP 102, SP 201, SP 202, SP 450-459, and SP 599
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Writing
Mr. Neal De Luca
Mr. De Luca earned a BA in Comparative Literature from the University of Massachusetts before traveling the country for several months. He was working as an assistant editor at a free “Beaches and Bars” entertainment publication in Florida when he decided to begin working towards his MA in English at Western Connecticut State University. Mr. De Luca began teaching writing and literature courses and tutoring in the WCSU Writing Lab as a graduate assistant, and since earning his degree, has taught freshman composition, developmental writing, and various literature courses as an adjunct instructor at WCSU and Naugatuck Valley Community College. He also spent a year as an instructor in the English Department at Orange County Community College in New York. For the past several years he has been the WCSU AccessAbility Services Writing Specialist, where he provides tutoring and academic coaching for students with learning differences. Mr. De Luca has also participated in and ran several creative writing workshops, and particularly enjoys writing – and tutoring – short fiction.
Tutors: E 101, E 102, E 103, E 105, E 110, E 202, E 212, E 213, E 214, E 251, E 260, E 267, E 268, E 270, E 281, E 341, and E 392
Ms. Alice Guido
Alice Guido first connected with UNH in the Fall of 1989 as an adjunct professor in the English Department. The next semester she added Writing Lab tutor to her CV and a few years later began counseling students for the Office of Academic Services. She still tutors for the CLR and counsels for OAS. Alice derives the greatest satisfaction when students discover better solutions than she does, proof that they're fully invested in the process of learning. Most enlightening experience at UNH: teaching Raymond Carver's "Cathedral" to a class that contained a sight-impaired student. She holds a BA in English composition and an MA in film study.
Tutors: E 103, E 104, E 105, E 106, E 110, E 111, E 220, E 225, E 260, E 267, E 300 (WPE), CO 100, CO 101, CO 214, and CO 340
Mrs. Linda Lubrano
Mrs. Lubrano prefers to be at home with a book and at least one cat on her lap. At UNH, she spends her time teaching as an adjunct for the English department and tutoring in the Writing Lab. In between, Mrs. Lubrano teaches computer-assisted composition full-time for Southern Connecticut State University. Her diverse degrees include a BA in English and American History from Spring Arbor University in Michigan, an MA in American Studies from Bowling Green State University in Ohio, and graduate work in ESL/EFL from various universities; these degrees have enabled her teaching to expand from inner-city high schools in Houston and Phoenix to colleges that stretch from China and Japan to Tennessee, Arizona, CT, and the US Federal Penitentiary System. Mrs. Lubrano believes all these experiences have taught her that reading and writing hold a mirror to the soul. If writers are willing to really look in that mirror, they acquire a chance to gain self-knowledge and offer that insight to their audiences.
Tutors: E 101, E 103, E 104, E 105, E 106, E 110, E 111, E 201, E 212, E 213, E 214, E 217, E 218, E 220, E 225, E 251, E 260, E 267, E 268, E 270, E 275, E 290, E 323, E 341, E 353, E 356, E 371, E 390, E 392, E 394, E 395, E 600; EAS107 (writing only), EAS 109 (writing only), EAS 112 (writing only); FE 001; WPE; HS 101, HS 102, HS 110, HS 120, HS 207, HS 211, HS 212, HS 262, HS 264, HS 345, HS 446; ESL; and FE 001
Mr. Thomas Malchodi
Tom Malchodi has been assisting college-level students with their writing since 1995. That year, he began working in the Campus Writing Center at Southern Connecticut State University, where, at the time, he was an undergraduate. His MA is in English. A few years later, he began working as a writing tutor in the CLR at UNH; he continues to tutor at both universities. He teaches composition and literature at Quinnipiac and has also taught composition at Southern. However, his preferred form of interaction with students remains the one-on-one tutoring session. Nothing gives him more pleasure than when students stop by the CLR to relate that writing projects they worked on have gone well. Tom likes to give students a place to turn to when they are frustrated or overwhelmed by the expectations of college writing.
Tutors: E 103, E 105, E 110, E 201, E 202, E 211, E 212, E 213, E 214, E 217, E 218, E 220, E 225, E 251, E 260, E 267, E 268, E 270, E 300 (WPE), FE 001, and HS 101
Ms. Michelle Merlo
Before Ms. Merlo began her teaching career, she worked as a professional actress in New York City for over 20 years. Her classical training inspired her to form Grace Repertory, an Off-Broadway theatre company that produced modern translations of classical plays, emphasizing accessibility to contemporary audiences. She performed in classical and contemporary plays and appeared in supporting roles on the NBC daytime drama Another World.
Ms. Merlo teaches composition and creative writing at Southern CT State University, and teaches composition and literature in the Accelerated Degree Program at Albertus Magnus College. She is presently researching and writing her first novel. Her passion for drama continues, and she is a supporter of the arts, a film buff and a music fan.
Ms. Kaye McDonough
Kaye McDonough looks forward to helping students meet the demands of the academic essay without sacrificing their lively expression of ideas and points of view. The adventure is finding out just what individual strengths and resources a student can bring to bear on an essay topic. Ms. McDonough earned a BA from UC Berkeley and an MFA from Sarah Lawrence. She has been teaching composition, literature, advanced editing/revision, and poetry, primarily at Quinnipiac and the University of Connecticut at Avery Point, but also at Eastern Connecticut State University, Gateway Community College, University of Hartford, and at Manhattanville. Additionally, she is particularly interested in art history and poetry from the Romantics to the Beats and beyond. She also provides tutoring support in reading and writing fundamentals.
Tutors: E 101, E 102, E 103, E 104, E 105, E 106, E 110, E 111, E 202, E 212, E 214, E 251, E 267, E 268, E 270, E 300 (WPE), AT 221, AT 222, AT 231, AT 232, AT 135, AT 331, HS 101, and HS 102
Dr. Cynthia Parker
Ms. Parker has always loved reading and was happy as a college student. While studying at Connecticut College, she honed her love of music and double majored in English and music. That preparation led to graduate study in comparative literature, both at the University of Washington/Seattle and at Indiana University/Bloomington, but completion of degrees did not allay her love of learning. She dabbled in several new fields, including cognitive psychology and its insights into the writing process. Ultimately, she decided to study Chinese and spent a year with AFS in Shanghai, an experience that taught her what it is like to be a poor student. Since then, she has devoted herself to helping students who have trouble reading and writing as well as students who want exploratory discussion to enhance their writing. She has spent many years working with students who have visual impairments, and for several years she tutored at Fordham University's special program for academically challenged freshmen, continuing work with many of them through their four years of undergraduate study.
Tutors: AT 231, AT 232, AT 331, CO 102, CO 205, CO 309, CO 317, E 101, E 102, E 103, E 104, E 105, E 106, E 110, E 111, E 201, E 202, E 211, E 212, E 213, E 214, E 220, E 251, E 260, E 267, E 268, E 270, E 290, E 300, E 323, E 341, E 353, E 356, E 371, E 390, E 392, E 393, E 395, E 406, E 407, E 408, E 409, E 477, ED 350, ED 450, ED 451, ED 452, ED 453, ED 454, ED 455, ED 456, ED 457, ED 458, ED 459, ED 503, ED 504, ED 508, FE 001, FR 101, FR 102, FR 201, FR 202, GR 101, GR 102, GR 201, GR 202, HS 101, HS 110, HS 270, MU 106, MU 111, MU 201,MU 202, P 111, P 216, P 312, P 336, P 370, PL 101, PL 205, PL 215, PL 222, PL 356, T 131, T 132, T 241, T 242, E 600, E 659, ED 603, ED 604, ED 606, ED 608, ED 614, ED 619, ED 626, ED 627, HS 610, HU 659, P 625, and PL 614
Mrs. Pavelle Wesser-Mitra
Pavelle Wesser-Mitra holds a master's degree from Teachers College - Columbia University in the field of English education. Her teaching experience ranges from high school to adult education with a strong emphasis in English as a Second Language. She currently teaches English Composition at Southern Connecticut State University, and has been a writing tutor in the CLR at UNH since 2007. She enjoys providing students with assistance in the writing process and welcomes all students who feel they could benefit from extra help with writing assignments.
Tutors: E 101, E 102, E 104, E 105, E 106, E 111, E 201, E 202, E 211, E 212, E 213, E 214, E 215, E 216, E 217, E 218, E 220, E 225,E 251, E 260, E 267, E 268, E 270, E 275, E 281, E 290, E 300, E 323, E 390, E 393, E 394, E 395, E 406, E 407, E 408, E 409, E 477, E 478, E 479, E 480, E 481, E 498, E 599, FR 101, FR 102, CO 100, and CO 102
Dr. Leon Weinmann
Dr. Weinmann is a Lecturer in the UNH English Department. He earned his undergraduate degrees in English and Classical Languages from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, and his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Although he specializes in poetry, he has taught a wide range of courses in the fields of composition, creative writing, and literature. He is also a certified ESL teacher and recently returned from a year in Rome, Italy, where he taught English at a variety of government agencies including La Presidenza del Consiglio (the Italian State Department) and the Agenzia delle Entrate (the Italian IRS). When he's not teaching, he's usually writing poetry, hiking, or listening to jazz.
Tutors: CO 100, CO 101, CO 102, CO 109, CO 200, E 101, E 102, E 103, E 104, E 105, E 106, E 110, E 111, E 201, E 202, E 211, E 212, E 213, E 214, E 217, E 218, E 220, E 225, E 230, E 251, E 260, E 267, E 268, E 270, E 275, E 281, E 290, E 300, E 323, E 341, E 353, E 356, E 371, E 390, E 392, E 393, E 394, E 395, E 406, E 407, E 408, E 409, E 477, E 478, E 480, E 481, E 482, E 483, E 484, E 485, E 486, E 487, E 488, E 489, E 490, E 491, E 492, E 493, E 494, E 495, E 496, E 497, E 498, E 599, and FE 001
Ms. Janet Wu York
Janet Wu York holds a bachelor’s degree from Yale University and a master’s degree from Wesleyan University. Besides tutoring at UNH, she tutors writing at Southern Connecticut State University, and has taught writing at Yale; in addition, she is a violinist in the New Haven Symphony Orchestra. Born in the state of New York, Ms. Wu York was raised by Chinese immigrant parents who instilled in her the value of family and education. She is happy to assist ESL and non-ELS students alike with any type of writing, from essays to resumes, memos to memoirs. Stop by to see her with paper in hand, or attend one of her CLR workshops, “Preparing for the WPE” and “Avoiding Plagiarism.”
Tutors: AT 232, CO 100, CO 101, CO 102, E 101, E 102, E 103, E 104, E 105, E 106, E 110, E 111, E 201, E 202, E 220, E 251, E 260, E 267, E 268, E 300 (WPE), E 353, E 477, ESL courses, FE 001
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Computer
Laura Anderman, CLR Computer Lab Graduate Assistant
Laura received her BA in Asian Studies from Knox College in 2010. She is currently a graduate student pursuing an MA in Industrial/Organizational Psychology. After graduation, she hopes to become an I/O consultant with a focus on companies trying to break into international markets. In her spare time, she enjoys fencing, reading, and doing needlepoint.
Tutors: EC 625, P 111, P 212, P 305, P 336, P 608, P 609, P 619, P 620, P 623, P 635, P 642, P 643, P 645, and ePortfolio
James C. Roberts, CLR Computer Lab Graduate Assistant
James C. Roberts is a master’s candidate in Computer Science at the University of New Haven. Prior to attending UNH, James completed his undergraduate degree in Business Administration, Magna Cum Laude, from Fordham University. James has been a staff member of the Center for Learning Resource since fall 2012, and he has also sat on the board for the Fordham College Republicans and the Student Government Association for his undergraduate Alma Mater. James is a student veteran here at UNH, having served as both a Military Police Officer and an Explosive Ordinance Specialist. James enjoys antiques, technology, and just about everything else that life has to offer, and he is looking forward to yet another semester of helping the UNH student body become more successful in their academics. Climb to Glory!
Tutors: CS 622 and ePortfolio
Joseph Bisch, Computer Lab Undergraduate Assistant
Joe is an undergraduate student majoring in electrical engineering with a minor in mathematics. He plans to earn his master's degree in electrical engineering through UNH's 5-year program. In his free time, Joe likes to listen to music, read, and collect stamps.
Tutors: CS 110, EAS 107P, EAS 109, EAS 112, EE 155, EE 302, and ePortfolio
Monika Mierzejewski, Computer Lab Undergraduate Assistant
Monika is an undergraduate student who is double majoring in Biology and Forensic Science. In addition to serving as a Computer Lab Undergraduate Assistant at the CLR, she also functions as a Microbiology Lab Assistant for the UNH Biology Department. Monika plans to obtain a master’s degree after graduating from the University of New Haven and intends to pursue a career in research. She is a fan of 80’s rock and country music, and she enjoys camping and watching classic films.
Tutors: ePortfolio
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Peer
Megan Fimbel, Peer Tutoring Program Coordinator
Megan Fimbel is the Peer Tutoring Program Coordinator. Megan is now a graduate student, studying to earn her Master's degree in Forensic Science with a concentration in Criminalistics, after graduating in May 2012 as a double major in Forensic Science and Chemistry. During her undergraduate career, she was involved with the Admissions Team as a student tour guide, the Honors Program, the Forensic Science and Chemistry Club, and the Mock Trial Team. Megan worked as a Senior Resident Assistant for the Forensic Science Living Learning Community, a Laboratory Assistant the Chemistry Department, and a student representative of the Undergraduate Admissions Office. Megan also works for the CLR as a Chemistry and General Biology tutor in the Math, Science, and Business Lab.
Tutors: BI 253, BI 253L, BI 254, BI 254L, CH 103, CH 105, CH 115, CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 202, CH 203, CH 204, CH 211, CH 211L, CH 221, CH 221L, CH 341, CH 412, CH 521, EAS 120, and EAS 120L, FOR 215, FOR 216, FOR 303, FOR 404, FOR 415, FOR 416, FOR 616, and FOR/FS/CH 625
Gregory Bode
Greg is an undergraduate who is double-majoring in forensic science and chemistry. He is a peer tutor in physics courses in the Center for Learning Resources (CLR) at UNH. Greg is an honors student and is performing organic chemistry research for his honors thesis. He is friendly and outgoing and willing to assist anyone who needs help in physics. In his spare time, Greg enjoys playing video games, surfing the web, and reading.
Tutors: PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 104, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, PH 205, PH205L, and ePortfolio
Van Cao
Van is an undergraduate from Vietnam, majoring in Electrical Engineering. Van is doing his internship as an engineering assistant in a local company in addition to his role at UNH as an EAS and Electrical Engineering Peer Tutor. He is very enthusiastic, approachable and friendly. In his free time, Van likes to work out, hang out with friends, and read books. He also tries to accomplish many things at one time and entertain his challenges because he considers himself a true "goal getter."
Tutors: CS 110, EAS 211, EAS 230, EAS 232, EE 247, EE 302, and EE 461
Mary Clark
Mary is a Dental Hygiene major at UNH. She is very friendly, helpful, and outgoing. In her spare time, she enjoys playing sports and reading novels. Mary is a member of the Peer Tutoring Program in the CLR, and she tutors dental hygiene.
Tutors: BI 259, BI 259L, BI 301, BI 301L, DH 105, DH 110, DH 214, DH 215, DH 215L, DH 220, DH 220L, DH 240, DH240L, DH 327, DH 330, DH 330L, DH 342, DH 342L, and ePortfolio
Jonathan Coscarelli
Jonathan Coscarelli an undergraduate peer tutor who is dual majoring in Fire Science with concentrations in Fire Administration and Fire Arson/Investigation. He is also completing a minor in Criminal Justice. He has been a volunteer fire fighter since the age of 16. In his free time, he loves spending time outdoors doing just about anything. He is an active member of the UNH Scuba Club and hopes to one day become a career firefighter and scuba instructor.
Tutors: CJ 100, CJ 201, CJ 217, FS 102, FS 106, FS 201, FS 204, FS 207, FS 301, FS 302, FS 303, FS 313, FS 325, FS 405, and ePortfolio
Rituraj S. Gahlot (a.k.a. Raj)
Rituraj is an undergraduate student at UNH majoring in finance. He has secured NSE Certification in Financial Markets for the modules of Capital and Derivative Market from NSE, India. In his free time, he likes to listen to hip-hop, rap music and he enjoys surfing the internet. Raj is the Business Generalist Peer Tutor.
Tutors: A 101, A 102, A 220, A 221, EC 133, EC 134, EC 200, FI 213, FI 213L, FI 345, FI 429, LA 101, MG 210, QA 118, QA 216, QA 343, QA 380, and SM 230
Noumso Kaba
Noumso is an undergraduate Peer Tutor majoring in Accounting and minoring in Finance. She is a member of the Peer Tutoring Program in the CLR, and she will be tutoring in Accounting and QA. She is the treasurer of the Accounting Society and the treasurer of The Class of 2015 Executive Board. She is also a member of the Alpha Lamda Delta Honor Society. In her free time, she enjoys playing board games, watching movies, and spending time with family and friends.
Tutors: A 101, A 102, QA 118, QA 216, and ePortfolio
Yilin Kang
Yilin Kang is a senior majoring in Marketing. She wants to help people by being a peer tutor, and she also likes to do volunteer services. She is friendly, energetic, and likes making new friends. Her dream is to run her own business company with multicultural styles. She wants to travel around the world in the future. In her free time, she likes working out, hanging out with friends, shopping, and watching American dramas.
Tutors: EC 133, EC 134, MK 200, MK 205, MK 302, MK 317, QA 118, QA 216, QA 343, and QA 380
Liang Li
Liang Li is a graduate student in the Masters of Business Administration program, with a concentration in Finance. He majored in international politics as an undergraduate. Liang is interested in the stock market, data analysis, and corporation finances. In his free time, Liang likes to play various mainstream sports and he enjoys rock music and play guitar.
Tutors: A 621, EC 601, EC 629, FI 601, FI 602, FI 610, MG 637, MK 601, and QA 604
Lanmeng Ma
Lanmeng Ma is now a Ph.D. student in Criminal Justice after having earned her Master's in Criminal Justice at UNH. Originally from Sichuan province, China, Lanmeng lived in Shanghai for many years where she received a BA in Fashion Design at Donghua University. Beyond her specialty in criminal justice, Lanmeng is passionate about the visual arts and has published two books on traditional Chinese paintings. She believes that challenges make life rich, there are smart ways to make life easier, and hard work leads to success.
Tutors: CJ 601, CJ 606, CJ 608, CJ 611, CJ 613, CJ 617, CJ 618, CJ 625, CJ 637, CJ 651, CJ 656, and ePortfolio
Emily McCabe
Emily is a senior majoring in Nutrition and dietetics with an expected graduation date of May 2013. She is an active member of the University of New Haven’s Dietetics Club, acting as the student liaison to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. She often can be found laughing, hiking or working in her spare time. Emily will be tutoring multiple required courses for the Nutrition and Dietetics major.
Tutors: DI 175, DI 214, DI 215, DI 216, DI 222, DI 330, DI 335, DI 342, DI 350, DI 405, and ePortfolio
Samantha Ogden
Sam is a sophomore double majoring in Forensic Science and Chemistry. She is a peer tutor in physics and chemistry with the CLR and she is a part of the Honors Program. She is very friendly and outgoing. In her spare time she enjoys playing volleyball and reading.
Tutors: CH 103, CH 105, CH 105L, CH 115, CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 203, PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 104, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, PH 205, and PH 205L
Dariusz Pracon
Dariusz earned his Associate Degree in Electronic Engineering Technology at Naugatuck Valley Community College before transferring to UNH. He is a junior studying for a double major in Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering with a minor in Computer Science and Information Technology. In his spare time he likes to watch TV, listen to music, and go hiking. He also enjoys mountain biking and kayaking.
Tutors: CS 110, CS 210, EE 155, EE 256, EE 349, EE 356, and ePortfolio
Charles Rangel
Charles is a sophomore here at UNH, majoring in Accounting. As an accounting major, Charles is pursuing a career goal of becoming a Certified Public Accountant, and his ultimate goal is becoming a Chief Financial Officer of a company. Charles is very friendly and goal oriented which makes him a very motivated individual. He really enjoys subjects that involve mathematics and calculations. In his free time, Charles likes to play and watch hockey, socialize with friends, and research what is going on in domestic and international markets.
Tutors: A 101, A 102, A 220, A 250, EC 133, EC 134, FI 213, FI 213L, MK 200, QA 118, QA 216, and ePortfolio
Michael Smircich
Michael Smircich is a senior Marine Biology major. He has worked in Dr. Roman Zajac's research lab since the fall of 2009. His work includes sorting and identifying benthic samples taken from the New Haven Harbor. He has also partaken in a summer 2011 undergraduate research fellowship in which he conducted research on blue crabs and Asian shore crabs in local waters. He plans to attend graduate school to earn a master’s of science degree in education. Michael has a passion for the ocean and all of its inhabitants. He hopes that his passion and excitement about marine biology can help others feel that same infatuation. In his free time, Michael is an avid fisherman, sports fan, fantasy baseball fanatic, and enjoys working out at the rec center.
Tutors: BI 121, BI 121L, BI 122, BI 122L, BI 250, BI 250L, BI 253, BI 253L, BI 254, BI 254L, BI 301, BI 301L, BI 306, BI 320, BI 320L, MR 101, MR 102, MR 200, MR 200L, MR 260, MR 260L, MR 300, MR 300L, MR 310, MR 310L, MR 320, MR 331, MR 410, and ePortfolio
Jennie Stremlo
Jennie is a student who really loves learning and greatly enjoys sharing that love with others. She is currently working on a BS degree, triple majoring in Forensic Science, Chemistry, and Premedical Biology. She is also a laboratory assistant in the Chemistry Department. She is very passionate about both learning and teaching, and hopes that being a peer tutor will help other students realize the joys of science. In her spare time, Jennie enjoys reading, art, and being outdoors.
Tutors: CH 103, CH 104, CH 105, CH 105L, CH 115, CH 116, CH 117, CH 118, CH 201, CH 202, CH 203, CH 204, CH 211, CH 211L, CH 221, CH 221L, EAS120, EAS 120L, PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 104, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, PH 205, PH 205L, and ePortfolio
Joelvito Villaluz, Jr.
Joelvito Villaluz, Jr. is a senior Civil Engineering major. He plans on pursuing a master’s degree in Structural Engineering and becoming a licensed professional engineer. He is a member of the ASCE Concrete Canoe team and Alpha Lambda Delta honor society. He also works at Kumon Math and Reading Center helping children with math and reading. Outside of school and work, he enjoys playing video games and tennis.
Tutors: CE 203, CE 206, CE 218, CE 304, CE 306, CE 309, CE 312, CE 323, CE 409, EAS107P, EAS109, EAS112, EAS 120, EAS 120L, EAS211, EAS213, EAS222, EAS224, EAS232, EAS345, PH 100, PH 100L, PH 103, PH 103L, PH 104, PH 104L, PH 150, PH 150L, PH 205, and PH 205L
