Instructors welcome the opportunity to confer with students about their work, but often it is up to you, the student, to initiate such a meeting. You will find faculty office hours identified in the course syllabus, posted outside faculty office doors, and listed in the department office. If you are in doubt about the time or place, ask the instructor. It is always a good idea to arrange your meeting in advance, when possible.
Many instructors also use e-mail as a way of keeping in touch with their students.
Specific tutoring is arranged by appointment. Agriculture For students in ABUS 080, ABUS 083, ANSC 002, PSSC 002, and AGRI 145, tutoring is provided by peer tutors and arranged by faculty. Anthropology Anthropology tutoring and peer advising services for students in undergraduate anthropology courses or those considering a career in anthropology. The BRC is an academic support program for undergraduate business students. The center consists of ten personal computers designed for use by first-time computer users.