13S: Request for a Specific Tutor

Please provide your first and last name.

Please no nicknames.

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Please select your class year.

Note: In order to request a tutor through the Tutor Clearinghouse, you must be an UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT. If you are not an undergrad but would like to request a tutor, please e-mail us. We will try to accommodate you the best we can.

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What class/course would you like to be a tutor for? (please follow this format: e.g. BIOL 014)

Please fill out a separate request form for each course.

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Who is the professor teaching the said course?

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Do you receive Financial Aid from the College?

Federal loans and other non-Dartmouth aid does not qualify.

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Are you currently on a Dartmouth varsity athlete team?

Club and IM are not applicable.

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Are you Greek affiliated? If so, what house?*

*your involvement with the Tutor Clearinghouse increases your house's chances of being nominated for a GLOS award!

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Please select your gender.

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Female
Male
Other:

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What is your ethnicity(ies)? ie: Caucasian, Hispanic/Latino(a), Pacific Islander, African/African American, etc

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Who is the specific tutor you would like to request? Please provide their first and last name.

Be sure that any requested tutors have also filed a Tutor application with the Tutor Clearinghouse, also available on the Academic Skills Center website. A tutor match is not considered "official" until: 1. the students have received an official match blitz from Tutor Clearinghouse and 2. tutor-tutee pairs who request each other have come to see Holly to be matched in person.

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Who is the specific tutor you would like to request? * Be sure that any requested tutors have also filed a Tutor application with the Tutor Clearinghouse, also available on the Academic Skills Center website. A tutor match is not considered "official" until: 1. the students have received an official match blitz from Tutor Clearinghouse and 2. tutor-tutee pairs who request each other have come to see Holly to be matched in person. How did you hear about the Tutor Clearinghouse and its services?

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If you have any additional requests or questions, please enter them below.

Alternatively, feel free to e-mail us at any time at: Tutor.Clearinghouse@dartmouth.edu

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Peer Tutoring Participation Agreement

If you are on financial aid, the College will pay for UP TO three hours of tutoring per week per course. If you are not on financial aid, YOU WILL PAY YOUR TUTOR DIRECTLY at the rate of $9/hour. Any more than three hours per week is by arrangement with your tutor and is never paid for by anyone but the tutee. We will notify you via blitz if/when you are matched. By signing below, you understand that you are responsible for verifying any tutoring hours provided to you by a tutor. Any fraudulent claims of tutoring services received will be investigated and may be result in a referral to the Office of Undergraduate Judicial Affairs as a violation of the Dartmouth Community Standards of Conduct. IMPORTANT!! Your tutor will ONLY be compensated for tutoring hours once the OFFICIAL MATCH has been made by the Tutor Clearinghouse Staff. Contact your tutor within a week of your match. Attend your tutoring sessions ready to work. Always tell your tutor if you cannot meet or will be late. If your tutor does not show up for a session, wait fifteen minutes before leaving; if this happens more than twice, contact the TC and Holly Potter. Clearly communicate with the TC regarding any concerns or need for a re-match. Notify the TC immediately if you no longer need a tutor. To accept this agreement, please write your *DID number* in the box below.

Please provide your DID#

Starting with 86 or 100

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