Located in Bilger Addition, Room 209
In-person and remote options vary, and assistance takes place on a first-come, first-served basis in a group setting.
Tutoring Schedules
| Subject | Instructions & Schedules | Meet the Tutors and LAs |
|---|---|---|
| General Chemistry | Access Gen Chem Schedule Here | Gen Chem Tutors and LAs |
| ICS | Access ICS Schedule Here | ICS LAs |
| Organic Chemistry | Access Ochem Schedule Here | Ochem Tutors and LAs |
| Mathematics | Access Math Schedule Here | Math Tutors and LAs |
| Physics | Access Physics Schedule Here | Physics Tutors |
| Zoom Instructions | Access Zoom Instructions Here |
About Us
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Online Resources
The College of Natural Sciences Learning Emporium is a one-stop resource center for introductory study in the fields of mathematics, chemistry, information & computer sciences, and physics. We encourage students to study and complete their class assignments in the Emporium, where assistance is readily available.
The Learning Emporium is staffed by undergraduate and graduate tutors and volunteer faculty. As a student, you can join our community of learners and engage in conversations to strengthen your knowledge and understanding of the material covered in the your classes.
Course Syllabi: https://manoa.hawaii.edu/chem/course-program/undergraduate/
Information & Computer Sciences (ICS):
- Review Sites provides links to "archival reference versions" of selected ICS courses. Each review site provides access to self-study materials selected from recent versions of the course. Currently, only a subset of ICS courses have a corresponding review site.
https://courses.ics.hawaii.edu/review-sites/
- ICS Syllabi: provides links to syllabuses for undergraduate courses. https://courses.ics.hawaii.edu/syllabuses/
Mathematics (MATH):
Course Syllabi & Semester Offered: https://math.hawaii.edu/wordpress/courses/
Physics & Astronomy (PHYS courses):
Course Syllabi: https://www.phys.hawaii.edu/syllabi/
Student Feedback
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"The Learning Emporium is one of the best resources on campus. I can honestly say that the Learning Emporium is wholly responsible for my success in University."
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"The Learning Emporium has been the most important asset I've used so far. It provides an essential role in the assisting of students that require extra help and can't attend their professor's hours."
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"Confirming topics covered in class that were a bit unclear as well as how to solve problems associated with it."
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"Provided a good environment for studying, less formal than libraries but with academic context imposed, and with peer and tutor support."
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