The Semester in London program is both an academic opportunity to get closer to the roots of British literature and history as well as an excellent chance to experience daily life as the resident of a great European capital, with all its sights and events. For information about course offerings, costs, and procedures for applying, see the Director of Undergraduate Studies or stop by the Study Abroad Center, located in Moore Hall 115. See the Undergraduate Director for further information. These sections consist of five or fewer students who are assessed to need additional work in composition beyond the course work offered in their sections of ENG 100. These meetings allow the tutor to give extra attention to the students' needs as defined by the ENG 100 instructor.
Tutors work in close conjunction with instructors, but run their tutoring sessions independently.
They receive a modest stipend from the Manoa Writing Program. Typically, they learn how to tutor by enrolling in ENG 405 during their first semester of tutoring. Tutoring is invaluable practice for any student who anticipates teaching writing. Counseling and Career Opportunities Faculty members are good resources for students interested in exploring the possibilities of different career paths, be they education, graduate school in English, or other professions like law, medicine, or business. The Career Services Office in the Student Services Center is also an important starting place.