Meet Our Tutors
Tutoring Services is staffed by students from nearly all disciplines offered at Fredonia. These students have demonstrated a high level of academic achievement and come highly recommended by faculty in their majors. They are provided training to help support students through the learning process.
Who to contact
Tutoring Services
- Carnahan-Jackson Center Reed Library 4th Floor State University of New York at Fredonia Fredonia, NY 14063
- (716) 673-3550 phone
- (716) 673-3801 fax
- Tutoring@fredonia.edu
- Office during Academic Year: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Tutor Spotlight - Aidan
Aidan (He/Him) is a Sophomore Music Education major and Arts Administration Minor from Lancaster, NY. Outside of Music, Aidan loves to bike, hike, hammock, and read! Aidan recommends always taking time for yourself and to work towards YOUR best; not to be THE best.
Continue scrolling to learn more about all of our tutors.
2023 - 2024 Tutors
Aidan - Music
Aidan (He/Him) is a Sophomore Music Education major and Arts Administration Minor from Lancaster, NY. Outside of Music, Aidan loves to bike, hike, hammock, and read! Aidan recommends always taking time for yourself and to work towards YOUR best; not to be THE best.
Gabrielle - Biology & Chemistry
I am a Junior Molecular Genetics major with a minor in Chemistry. I am from Erie, PA. I am in the Honor's Program, A Biology Student Ambassador, and a Judicial Board member. I also do research on the regeneration of hair cells in the neuromast of Zebrafish with Dr. Kniss. The best tip I have for being successful in college is not to wait. If it can be done today, do it today- Don't let the work pile up on you.
Cass - Writing
Hi y’all! My name is Cass, and I use she/they pronouns. I am a senior in the Adolescent English Education program with a minor in creative writing. When I’m not in classes or at work you can often find me reading or writing on campus, hanging with my friends, or getting my work done in the library. Off campus is when I usually paint and watch my favorite shows. A tip I wished I learned sooner is to make sure you network with people in your major and/or minor, while also networking with others outside of your field. The tutoring center is a great place to start networking! I can’t wait to work with you!
Anna - Music
My name is Anna (she/her) and I am a senior music education major from Livonia, New York. On campus, I am involved in the SOTA club and participate in the Hillman Operas and Opera Scenes. My biggest tip for college success (especially music majors) is to stay organized with a google calendar and to keep a consistent practice schedule. It is so easy to forget rehearsals, auditions, or meetings if you don't write them down and to fall behind in classes if you aren't practicing. Other than that, enjoy spending time with your friends outside of classes - the four years go by quickly!
Ben - Math & Physics
Hi! I'm Ben (he/him), a junior majoring in Physics and Mathematics, and I'm from Webster, NY. I have a passion for learning new things especially in these areas but also in general. Outside of class I enjoy making/listening to music and I play piano, guitar, and percussion. One tip I have for being a successful student is to seek out resources and ideas beyond what your professors directly give you, sometimes a new perspective is all it takes for something to click. This will help enormously with college, but also in life. Good luck!
Elias - Music
Elias is a sophomore music education major whose major instrument is piano, and secondary instrument viola. He is from Northport, NY, and has been taking theory classes since AP Music Theory in 10th grade. In his free time, he enjoys composing, performing with friends, and daydreaming about writing a musical. He has found that success in college comes from taking what one does seriously, but not too seriously - work hard, but always find ways to make work fun.
Elizabeth - Political Science
Hi everyone! I’m Elizabeth(she/her) a Political Science major at Fredonia. I’m from King Ferry NY and when I’m not in school I enjoy running, and spending time with friends. One tip I have for being a successful college student is to create a routine for yourself. This can help to keep you organized and less stressed through out the semester
Hunter - Communication
I am a senior double major in Communications: Audio/Radio and Video Production with a minor in Business Administration. I am from the small town of Cattaraugus, New York and use he/him pronouns. A fun fact about myself: I'm the General Manager of Fredonia Radio Systems on campus! I highly recommend you also get involved in any clubs because you can make friends and learn a lot by doing so.
Annemarie - Chemistry
Hello! My name is Annemarie and I am from Springville, NY. I'm a junior Chemistry major with a minor in Biology and I am the president of the Chemistry club on campus. In my free time I enjoy sailing, road biking, being in nature, and staying active. One tip I have for being a successful college student is to find a place where you can get work done without distractions.
Mae - Writing
Hello, I’m Mae! I am a third year English Adolescence Education student from Franklin, Pennsylvania, and my pronouns are she/her. When I’m not tutoring, I like to write song lyrics and watch video essays about historical fashion trends. My tip for being a successful college student is to talk to your professors! Going to office hours or emailing to ask for clarification on assignments is a great way to keep up in class, but also to ensure the professor knows how hard you’re working.
Andrew - Chemistry
Hi, my name is Andrew and I am a senior chemistry major from Cumberland, Maine. My dream is to be a dentist and I am currently in the process of applying to dental school. I love to spend time at the lake in the summer with my friends and family playing cornhole, telling stories by the fire, and enjoying big Italian family dinners. My tip for success in college is to manage time efficiently and complete assignments early.
Amanda - Communication Disorders and Sciences
Hello! My name is Amanda (they/them) and I’m from Clarence, NY. I am a Junior CDS and English major with a minor in School and Counseling Psychology. One fun fact about me is that I am a ropes course instructor for Camp Seven Hills during the summer and have been going to camp for 12 years! One tip for being successful is to find at least one other person in your major/class with a similar mindset/learning style and become study buddies.
Chloe - Writing & Psychology
Hello! My name is Chloe and I am a sophomore here at SUNY Fredonia! I am a double major in Journalism and Psychology with a minor in English. My pronouns are she/her and I enjoy writing, baking, playing video games, and listening to music! My tip to be successful in college is to get involved in as many clubs and activities as you can!
Aaron - Accounting, Economics & Statistics
Hi, I’m Aaron. I am a senior applied math and economics double major, with a minor in data science. When not doing school work, I enjoy running, rock climbing, camping, and many other similar activities. One tip that I have for being successful in college would be to schedule time for everything that you need and want to do, having a set schedule helps you get things done quicker and more efficiently.
Heather - Writing
I’m a senior English Adolescent Education and Writing double major. I’m from Long Island. I use they/them pronouns. I love embroidery
Nathaniel - Music
Hi everyone! My name is Nathaniel (He/Him), I am a Junior Vocal Music Education major from Webster, New York and I'm very excited to be working with all of you!. One thing I've learned throughout my time at Fredonia is the best thing to do when you're struggling academically is to ask for help. Sometimes all you need is a little push in the right direction, and that's exactly what we'll do in tutoring! I'm looking forward to meeting all of you!!
Jacob - Math
My name is Jacob and I'm a sophomore math adolescence education and mathematics double major. I grew up in Springville New York not that far south from Buffalo with a talent for math and science. I truly enjoy puzzles and the occasional engineering challenge. I'm also into a ton of the nerdiest things you can imagine from card games, to books, to board games. I've got a passion to help those who struggle with math and science since you can see some truly amazing things in math and science once you attain an understanding of the subjects. If I had to share one tip for being a successful college student it would be to set out and find whatever method to learn works best for you. Whether that be coming down to the tutoring center for some help, talking to a professor one-on-one, or getting some help from trusted internet sources it's important to find a system that works best for you.
Bex - Math
Hi! I'm Bex (they, them). I'm a sophomore math major from right here in Fredonia. I like to play volleyball, play video games, and do various types of crafts. There's a difference between getting good grades and being successful in a class. Just because you're getting A's doesn't mean you fully understand what you're learning and will be able to apply that knowledge to other things, don't get complacent.
Sean - Math & Physics
My name is Sean (he/him), and I am a junior math and physics double major. I am from the Fredonia area. I enjoy reading and solving puzzles. One tip for being a successful in college is to not be hesitant to ask for help.
Harley - Writing
Hey there! I'm Harley and I'm a junior double major in BFA Acting and BA Writing. My pronouns are they/them and I'm from Rockland County, New York. Theatre, literature, and music are my three biggest passions; I happen to be the assistant music director of Dynamic Intonation, the only pop-jazz a capella group on campus. The key to a successful time at college is to learn to let things go sometimes. Try not to take anything (including yourself) too seriously.
Shirley - Communication Disorders and Sciences
Hello! My name is Shirley. I am a junior in the Communication Disorders and Sciences major with a minor in Spanish. I am from the Hudson Valley, New York. I have always been interested in language and learning. Outside of academics, I enjoy hiking, baking, and volunteering. My biggest college tip (especially for future speech-language pathologists) is to use a planner to organize your schedule. I am looking forward to working with you!
Sarah - Accounting, Business & History
Hi! My name is Sarah and I am a senior at Fredonia! I am a double major in Public Accountancy and Business Administration- Management with a minor in History. My pronouns are she/her, and I am from Marion, NY. I enjoy reading, traveling, and spending time with friends and family. One tip for being successful in college is to stay organized with your assignments and manage your time effectively!
Olivia - Math
Hi, I'm Olivia. I'm a Junior Mathematics Major, from Buffalo, New York. A fun fact about me is I like to collect vinyl, mostly 70s and 80s music, along with Taylor Swift of course. My tip for being a successful math student is to embrace struggle. Learning math is a cycle of being introduced to new concept, being confused, and putting in work to understand it, often collaborating with other students. When you have overcome that challenge, you tend to have a deeper understanding of the concept initially stumped you, more than if you got the concept originally.
Colleen - Biology & Chemistry
Hi! My name is Colleen and I'm a junior from Irondequoit, NY. I'm a Molecular Genetics major with a minor in Chemistry and I'm the president of Health Professions Club on campus. I'm on the women's cross country/track & field teams at Fredonia and I do research on zebrafish in Dr. Kniss's lab. My dream job is to become a pharmacist! One tip I have for being a successful college student is to establish a good relationship with your professors, as they are here to help you if you are willing to reach out!
Alexis - Psychology & Criminal Justice
My name is Alexis and my pronouns are she/her. I am a senior Psychology major with minors in Sociology and Criminal Justice. I am from a small town called Attica, and I live on a farm! One tip I have for being a successful college student is keeping an agenda to write down all due dates and assignments.