Undergraduate Math Clinic

Clinic Location and Phone Number

Location:  CBC-B 222  (click here for a campus map)
Phone:  895-5154

Clinic Hours

I am no longer in charge of running the clinic, please contact Pat Pablo for hours (895-0366)

Information About the Clinic

  1. What Courses Does the Tutoring Clinic Serve?
    MATH 095 - Elementary Algebra
    MATH 096 - Intermediate Algebra
    MATH 120 - Fundamentals of College Math
    MATH 122 - Number Concepts for Elementary Teachers I
    MATH 123 - Number Concepts for Elementary Teachers II
    MATH 124 - College Algebra
    MATH 126 - Precalculus I
    MATH 127 - Precalculus II
    MATH 128 - Precalculus I and II
    MATH 132 - Finite Mathematics
    MATH 181 - Calculus I
    MATH 182 - Calculus II
  2. Who is Eligible to Use the Tutoring Clinic?
    Anyone enrolled as a student in  any of the above mentioned courses at UNLV is eligible to use the Tutoring Clinic.  
  3. How Do I Use the Tutoring Clinic?
    Show up at the location and times above.  Be sure when you go you have your course materials (book, notebook, calculator, pencil, etc).  Also, be sure to know your instructors name and section number.  The clinic will work on a first come, first serve basis unless you make an appointment.
  4. How Can I Make an Appointment?
    You can schedule an appointment for no less than a half hour, and no more than one hour.  Call the Tutoring Clinic during it's regularly scheduled hours to make an appointment.  Failure to show up during a scheduled appointment will result in the loss of appointment privledges.
  5. How Did the Clinic Get Started?
    The Tutoring Clinic was originally a UNLV Alumni Association Student Centered Award for Fall 2005.  It was implemented as a pilot program and because of its popluarity was funded by the College of Sciences for additional semesters.  Please send Dr. Bellomo (carryn.bellomo@unlv.edu) an email if you feel this is a worthwile endevor for UNLV, or share any other comments you may have.
  6. How Can I Be a Tutor for the Clinic?
    We are always looking for quality tutors!  Requirements:  math or secondary education math majors, successfully completed Math 182 or higher, average GPA of B or better in all math courses, and enrolled in a math class during the semester of tutoring.
    Email Pat Pablo (patricia.pablo@unlv.edu) if you are interested.

For Tutors

Blank Student Satisfaction Survey (Word file)

Application to Work as a Tutor (Word file)

Book List:  Math in Our World (120), Math for Elementary Teachers (122/123), College Algebra (124), Precalculus (126/127/128), Finite Math (132), Calculus (181/182)