The Mission of St. Augustine College Tutoring and Writing Center
The Tutoring and Writing Center at St. Augustine College strives to provide individualized instructional support in the areas of math, analytic reading, study methods, and the understanding of course-related content, the development of written assignments in multiple areas of study, and the editing of writing at each of its five locations within the Chicago area.
Since the beginning of COVID-19 our tutoring platform was primarily online; however, we have begun to open more in-person tutoring opportunities, please look closely at tutoring opportunities. Also, if you have in-person tutoring needs, please add that to your request and we will work with you to meet your needs. Please know that the Tutoring and Writing Center is here to support students as they navigate their way through online learning and beyond. Below is a general guide to the SAC Tutoring and Writing Center process as well as a variety of resources to help assist students in their academic studies. You can access a copy of the current Student Services Center Resource Guide in either Spanish or English with all open tutoring times, scheduled workshops, and contact information by clicking the link below.
Questions, Comments, Concerns:
Please direct all inquiries to the Tutoring and Writing Center Manager:
dderezotes@staugustine.lewisu.edu
The Tutoring and Writing Center is home to some of the most professional and outstanding tutors. Please, take a moment to view some of our tutors' profiles.
Rene Delgado
Rene has Bachelor's
Degrees in Secondary
Education and History and a
Master's Degree in History.
Rene has been teaching at
SAC for over 10 years. He is a
bilingual tutor who tutors in
General Education courses.
Md Mehedi Hasan
Mehedi is an international
student at SAC who recently
obtained an Associate's Degree
in Computer Information Science
and is currently planning to
continue his education in
computers. He tutors in
computer information science
and math.
Jeffrey Helgeson
Jeff holds a Master's Degree
in English from the University
of Chicago. He is a published
author of 15 plays that can be
seen around the Chicagoland
area. He served as the director
of the Roosevelt University
Academic Success
Center for 37 years before
coming to SAC as a writing tutor.
Cirilo On Chong
Cirilo has a Bachelor's Degree
in Industrial Engineering
and provides tutoring
in math.
Help with writing and other types of content tutoring are available both online and in person. To schedule an appointment go to Lewis University's scheduling program, WC Online and schedule time with the mentor who best meets your needs.
How to Make an Appointment at the Tutoring and Writing Center
Tutoring and Writing Support at St. Augustine College is designed to help you expand your knowledge, complete assignments and develop confidence. Whether you are just beginning a project and don’t know where to start, you get stuck along the way, or you would like someone to look over a nearly completed document; reach out to the St. Augustine College Tutoring and Writing Center! We are here for you.
Simply go to WC Online at https://lewisu.mywconline.com
Log in using your Lewis University log in and password. Instructions for logging in to WC Online can be found in the attached communication.
If you have any difficulty scheduling an appointment or you have any other questions regarding the Tutoring and Writing Center, please feel free to contact
Dennette Derezotes, Tutoring Center Manager
Telephone: 773-878-7119
or
Email: dderezotes@staugustine.lewisu
WORKSHOPS FOR FORMATTING IN MLA & APA
Formatting styles are developed by different organizations to create a systematic way to format papers as you prepare for different professions.
Two important formats are MLA (Modern Language Association) and APA (American Psychological Association). Anyone taking 100 level English courses including Composition I (ENG 160), Composition II (ENG 162) and Speech (ENG 165) as well as many of the General Education courses at St. Augustine College will need to know MLA. Students who take Psychology, Social Work or any social science course will need to know APA. You can get ahead by attending a workshop where you can learn how to format even begin your paper. Just hop on a Zoom workshop in week 2 or 3 and you can develop a template for any paper you have due. Below are the times for APA and MLA workshops in Week 2 and Week 3.
STUDENT FEEDBACK:
Let us know how we did!!
By the end of each session or upon completion of your work with a tutor, please submit feedback on your tutoring experience. Student Feedback forms are confidential and anonymous.