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Residential Tutors
Responsibilities
Residential Tutors live on campus and work in Hamilton, Honors, and the Woods. They hold drop-in tutoring hours and host study tables for residential students to access one-on-one academic support and group study sessions.
Residential tutors are for all residential students to visit, even if those living in on-campus apartments.
2026–2027 Residential Tutors
- Varshitha Thanam
- Joseph Boot
- Shloka Ravinuthala
- Lincoln Morosko
- Minh Anh Phan
- Laurel Cameron
Drop-in Hours
Math Tutor (Courses Math DEV through Calc 2, and Statistics)
- Every Sunday | 4–6 p.m. | Hamilton Lobby
- Every Monday | 6–8 p.m. | Hawthorn 2nd Floor Lounge
- Every Thursday | 4–6 p.m. | Honors 2nd Floor Study Lounge
ACC 2010, ACC 2020, ECO 1050
- Every Sunday | 5–7pm | Hawthorn 2nd Floor Lounge
- Every Tuesday | 6–8pm | Hawthorn 2nd Floor Lounge
- Every Wednesday | 6–8pm | Hawthorn 2nd Floor Lounge
Gen Chem 1, Gen Chem 2, PSY 1010, SOC 2000
- Every Sunday | 2–4 p.m. | Hamilton Lobby
- Every Monday | 6:15–8:15 p.m. | Honors 2nd Floor Study Lounge
- Every Wednesday | 6:15–8:15 p.m. | Hamilton Lobby
OChem 1, OChem 2, ANT 1, ANT 2
- Every Sunday | 6–8pm | Honors 2nd Floor Study Lounge
- Every Tuesday | 2:30–4:30pm | Honors 2nd Floor Study Lounge
- Every Thursday | 3:30–5:30pm | Hamilton Lobby
ANT 1, ANT 2, BIO 1070, CHEM 1020
- Every Sunday | 4–6pm | Honors 2nd Floor Study Loungeo Every Tuesday | 6–8pm | Hamilton Lobby
- Every Wednesday | 5–7pm | Honors 2nd Floor Study Lounge
Writing Coach
- Every Tuesday | 4:15–6:15pm | Hamilton Lobby
- Every Wednesday| 6:15–7:15pm | Honors 2nd Floor Study Lounge
- Every Thursday | 4:15–6:15pm | Hawthorn 2nd Floor Lounge
Scholar in Residence
Scholar in Residence Responsibilities
The Scholar-in-Residence program is designed to enhance students’ academic engagement beyond the classroom, foster meaningful connections between students, faculty, and staff, and support a holistic approach to student learning and development.
The Scholar-in-Residence plays a key role in advancing the university’s educational mission and enriching the residential experience, and commits five to six hours per week to student interaction through office hours, programming, and informal conversations. The programming led by the Scholar-in-Residence includes a wide range of opportunities for students to connect, reflect, and grow. These may include dinners with deans, fireside chats, guest lectures, community service initiatives, and excursions to different locations in the greater Dayton area. These meaningful experiences are designed to spark conversation, build community, and encourage students to grow both personally and intellectually beyond the classroom
Scholar in Residence Office Hours and Support
The Scholar in Residence holds 3-5 office hours each week. Their office is located in Honors Hall on the 3rd floor- right next to the main entrance of the building.