Tutoring at UArts
*Tutoring will resume in person sessions, virtual sessions will still be available*
Tutoring is available to all students, free of charge, in every course taught at the university.
Peer Tutoring is a great resource for students looking to supplement classroom and studio instruction, and improve your skills in writing, studio classes, ESL, reading and other academic areas.
Schedule a Tutoring Appointment
Schedule a one-time, or weekly tutoring appointment for any course / subject by clicking this link.
- After clicking the link, click the "Get Started" button, enter your UArts email and create a password.
- Once you have logged in, you can enter the UArts tutor community.
- When you click on the learn button, and either schedule a one time appointment or weekly appointment.
- Then you will be able to search for the course you need help in, find a time that matches your availability, and pick a tutor to work with.
- After you make your appointment you will receive an email confirmation.
- If you can't find a tutor for your course, or need help scheduling an appointment please email tutoring@uarts.edu or Hanna Weckel
More information about tutoring at UArts:
Asynchronous Writing Tutoring
Need help with essay edits or developing a thesis on a class assignment, but do not have time to meet with a tutor? Submit your assignment to be reviewed by one of our Writing Tutors!
Please follow the following steps to submit your assignment:
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Please submit your assignment using this form.
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Please also be sure to submit your assignment as a Google Doc.
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After your form is submitted a tutor will make highlights and comments on your essay, and then return the edits via email. Please allow a 2 day turnaround time Monday - Friday, and a 3 day turnaround time for work submitted on the weekend.
UArts Peer Tutors
Get to know the Peer Tutors! Use each tab to learn about the tutors from each school.
Theater Tutors
Resources
Knowing your Learning Style can help you when it comes to finding ways to study and complete school work, leading you to be a more successful student.
The four main types of learning are:
- VISUAL - using images, diagrams, and written directions to better understand concepts; preferring to learn when topics are presented visually.
- AUDITORY - prefer to learn through hearing lectures, and when sound is used to reinforce learning; often read material aloud to themselves to assist in understanding.
- KINESTHETIC - learn best through physically engaging with the learning the material; learn through experience the topics, acting out the learning the material, and through touch.
- READING / WRITING - preferring to learn through written word; find expression through research, reading articles/ books, and writing assignments.
If you do not already know your learning style, you can take this short (2 minutes) quiz here!
Helpful Study Print Outs
Here are some useful documents that you can download, or print out to keep on hand while you are studying!
- Download this calendar to help you plan you week with classes, work, and study time.
- Learn the most effective way to study with this Study Cycle information sheet
Tutoring Resources for Graduate Students
Tutoring is available for graduate students. Check out the tabs below to learn more.
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Your UArts Libraries librarians and staff are ready to help! Your Librarians can provide individualized research sessions, so just contact us and let us know how we can help.
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Curated subject guides on over 70 different topics are available 24/7 on the library website!
Your UArts Libraries offers extensive coverage of the academic literature targeted for the graduate degree fields offered at UArts, read on for just a few examples:
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A curated collection of materials ranging from academic and arts focused books,to periodicals, music scores, exhibition catalogs, and more, which you can browse in the library and bring home to enjoy.
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Our special collections houses over 600 book arts materials, a growing collection of zines, and rare materials “uniquely UArts” to help inform your creative practices.
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OneSearch, our main library search engine helps you search multiple online resources at the same time.
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Housing scholarly, popular, trade, and news materials, subscriptions to large resources such as EBSCOhost and ProQuest, and niche resources such as Art History Research net and Rock’s Backpages, the libraries’ digital resources are available for your use around the clock!
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We subscribe to the JSTOR arts collections to allow you instant discovery of materials for your use.
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Reference resources (including Oxford sources covering art, dance, theater, music and more) covering the visual and performing arts, as well as literature, are available to help you find relevant background information on countless topics.
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Our ARTstor subscription provides access to not only the full ARTstor image resources, but also the curated UArts collection.
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Unlimited access to The New York Times current news and archives.
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Unlimited access to The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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The combination of individually selected eBooks and eBook subscriptions ensure you have access to over 200,000 items from any location.
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Alexander Street, Kanopy, Shakespeare's Globe On Screen, OnTheBoards.tv, Qwest TV, and more offer feature films, documentaries, and captured performances for your research and recreational needs.
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Our archives and UArts Digital Collections capture over 140+ years of UArts history!
Writing services for graduate students at UArts
- Graduate students working on their thesis may work one-to-one throughout the semester and academic year with an academic advisor or tutor.
External writing services for graduate students
- For additional help with thesis editing, or a final proof read, please use one of these resources (they are not affiliated with UArts)