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STEM Tutoring

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If you're a current veteran or military-connected student seeking personalized support in your STEM courses, the STEM Veteran Assistance Program at the University of Maryland is here for you. To take advantage of one-on-one tutoring, simply fill out the form at stamp.umd.edu/STEMTutoring

Classes we offer tutoring for: 

We offer tutoring services for introductory courses in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Computer Science. Additionally, we understand that academic needs vary, and we are open to accommodating requests for tutoring in other subjects based on the availability of qualified tutors.

 

For detailed guidelines on STEM tutoring sessions, please refer to the provided link. Additionally, there are valuable resources to enhance your academic experience:

  1. The Keystone Center (A. James Clark School of Engineering):
    • A dedicated space for working on assignments, group projects, and exam preparation.
    • Staffed by upper-level undergraduate and graduate students with expertise in fundamental engineering and STEM courses.
    • Visit https://eng.umd.edu/keystone/resources/center for more information.
  2. English Department Writing Assistance:
  3. Guided Study Sessions (GSS):
  4. Math Test Bank
    • Access the Math Test Bank, an extensive archive of past exams from various math courses, put together by the department of Physics. This resource serves as a valuable study aid, allowing you to practice and familiarize yourself with the types of questions that may appear in your exams. Strengthen your problem-solving skills and boost your confidence by utilizing this repository of old exams.
    • Get the past papers at: https://www-math.umd.edu/testbank.html 

In the event that your specific tutoring needs aren't met or if there's a course not listed, you can explore additional tutoring resources at UMD by visiting www.tutoring.umd.edu. The campus offers a variety of excellent tutoring services to support your academic journey.

Remember, your academic success is a priority, and these resources are designed to provide you with the assistance you need to excel in your STEM studies. Take advantage of the support available and make the most of your educational experience at the University of Maryland.

 

 

Are you a current UMD student with a passion for helping others learn? We're actively seeking new tutors for the STEM Veteran Assistance Program, and we'd love for you to join our team. Previous tutors have moved on in their academic journeys, creating an opportunity for enthusiastic individuals like you.

Requirements and Benefits:

  • Earn $16.50/hr for undergrads and 20$/hr for Grad students.
  • Commit to weekly office hour availability and one-on-one tutoring sessions.
  • Tutors specifically needed for Physics, Chemistry, and Math.
  • Ideal candidates can tutor in multiple STEM gateway courses and some upper-level STEM undergraduate courses.

How to Apply: If you or someone you know is interested in becoming a tutor, please reach out to Ganesh at ganesaan@umd.edu. You can also visit stamp.umd.edu/STEMTutors for more information.

Requesting Tutoring Services: If you're a student veteran in need of tutoring services or seeking more information about the program, contact us directly at vetstudentlife@umd.edu. Let us know that you are a student veteran, and we'll be happy to assist you.

Contact Information:

  • Ganesh : ganesaan@umd.edu (Veterans STEM Tutoring Program)

Why Tutor with Us? Join a supportive community dedicated to enhancing the academic experience of student veterans. Your expertise can make a significant impact on fellow students' success in STEM courses. Don't miss this chance to contribute to the vibrant learning environment at the University of Maryland.

Apply now and be a part of the STEM tutoring team!

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Description automatically generatedHi, I am Rohan, As an aspiring Telecommunications engineer, I am pursuing my MS degree at the University of Maryland, College Park, where I am learning about the latest technologies and trends in wireless networking, such as 5G NR, IoT, and cloud computing. I am also interested in applying my skills and knowledge to real-world problems and projects that can benefit society and the environment. I have a solid background of fundamental subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as well.

 

 

 

 

 

Meet Emily

Hi, my name is Emily Liu! I am a third-year undergraduate student majoring in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Outside of classes, I am involved with multiple on-campus research for modeling trace gases, improving the efficiency of wastewater treatment plants, and campus storm water management. My areas of interest include water management, pollution control, renewable energy, waste management, and green infrastructure. I am happy to help you with the courses you are taking!

 

 

 

 

 

Meet Thomas

Hey, I am Tom, I am a freshman Chemistry major with a minor in Physics. I am in the Naval ROTC unit here on campus and look forward to my inevitable commission. My hobbies include riding my Harley Sportster, going for long runs/swims, and hanging out with my friends. I specialize in tutoring introductory level chemistry and physics.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hey there, I am Raghavendra Chary a Graduate Meet Charystudent pursuing Telecommunications Engineering at the esteemed University of Maryland, College Park. With a solid foundation in telecommunications theory and hands-on experience in the development of MAC layers for cutting-edge technologies like 4G and 5G, I bring a unique blend of academic knowledge and practical expertise to the table.
During my tenure at renowned companies such as Qualcomm and Samsung, I honed my skills as a MAC layer developer, contributing to the advancement of wireless communication technologies. My proficiency in languages like C and C++, coupled with a strong grasp of data structures & algorithms, enables me to craft efficient and robust solutions for complex engineering challenges. Driven by a passion for analytical problem-solving, I thrive in dynamic environments where innovation and creativity are paramount. My ability to dissect problems, coupled with a solid mathematical background, empowers me to devise elegant solutions that push the boundaries of possibility.

 

Meet Ganesh

 

Hey, I am Ganesh, the coordinator for the STEM Tutoring program. I am A graduate student at UMD pursuing Business Analytics. Completed my Undergrad in Industrial Engineering and worked as a Management Consultant before deciding to swap my briefcase for a backpack. I spend my free time watching F1 or sweating it out at the badminton court. And while marathons are traditionally run on roads, I usually run em on Netflix.

I'm excited to connect with fellow students and support their academic journey. I look forward to collaborating with them and helping them succeed academically.

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Robert Mark Crotty ‘80 and the Crotty family are pleased to establish the Crotty Family Veteran Student Life STEM Tutoring Support Fund to extend financial assistance to veterans attending the University of Maryland. This fund, alongside the Robert B. and Dorothy L. Crotty Veterans Scholarship established in 2018, represents the family’s desire to support the University of Maryland veteran community and programs. Both have been established in recognition of the World War II and Korean War naval service of Cdr. Robert B. Crotty, USN Ret., and the World War II civilian wartime service of his wife, Dorothy L. Crotty.

The Crotty family’s aspiration is that their support of the VSL STEM Tutoring program will provide critical assistance to bridge the gap between high school and the continuation of education after military service, enabling veterans to excel in their STEM studies. By providing financial assistance for comprehensive tutoring needs such as iPads, transcription and notetaking software and additional resources, veterans can continue to stand tall and reach their post-service career aspirations.

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