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Office Phones
Flanagan - Lincoln(401) 333-7440
Knight - Warwick
(401) 825-1170
Liston - Providence
(401) 455-6116
Program Guidelines
- You are required to meet with the Campus Coordinator regularly.
- You are encouraged to meet with your student’s professor at least three times during the semester for the purpose of reviewing the student's progress. A letter of introduction will be provided for each student.
- A separate sign-in sheet will be used when meeting with professors so you may be paid.
- All tutoring will take place at the Community College in the Success Center on each campus during the Centers' hours of operation. [Lincoln Hours, Providence Hours, Warwick Hours]
- Tutoring will not be permitted during College breaks without prior approval of the Campus Coordinator. You will provide no more than three hours a week per subject of tutoring per student. Exceptions will be made on an individual basis with prior approval of the Campus Coordinator.
- Group tutoring will be permitted only in high demand courses with prior approval of the Campus Coordinator.
- You will meet your student at the Success Center in order to sign in before each tutoring session.
- Tutoring sessions should be scheduled at a time which is mutually agreed upon by both you and your student. A copy of that schedule should be submitted to the Campus Coordinator after the first tutoring session.
- If you are unable to keep a scheduled appointment, you must make every attempt to contact your student before the scheduled appointment. A phone is available with permission in the Success Center for this purpose.
- In the event that your student cannot be reached at home, you are expected to leave a message at the Peer Tutor Program Office. Telephone messages will be accepted.
- If your student misses two or more scheduled meetings without notifying the Campus Coordinator or you, he/she can be suspended from the program.
- If a student is excessively canceling meetings, the Campus Coordinator should be notified. You should report all missed appointments to the Campus Coordinator.
- Any conflicts between you and your student should be brought immediately to the attention of the Campus Coordinator. This includes scheduling conflicts as well as personal or professional concerns. Always remember…Passing the course is the responsibility of the student NOT the Peer Tutor.
