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Math Tutor Directory
Please note:
- The individuals listed below are active students in the Department of Mathematics. They have asked that they be listed as tutors and have provided information about their areas of expertise.
- The Department of Mathematics is not involved in the logistics of tutoring sessions.
- These are paid tutors and hourly fees vary. Payment must be coordinated directly with tutors.
- To be added to the list, please email the appropriate information to gradmath@uw.edu
For additional resources, the Seattle Public Library and King County Library System offer free homework and tutoring help for students in fourth through 12th grade. Please visit their websites for additional information.
Math Study Center
Math 111/112, 120, 124/125/126, 134/135/136 students are encouraged to use the Math Study Center.
| Name | Email / Phone / Website | Math Tutor Area of Expertise |
|---|---|---|
| Bhatia, Dhruv | dbhatia1@uw.edu | I have experience tutoring middle/high school students in pre-algebra, algebra, pre-calculus, calculus 1/2, and college students in calculus, linear algebra, and proof based courses like analysis, abstract algebra, graph theory, etc. I can also teach basic programming skills in Python. Reach out to see if we'd be a good fit! |
| Catron, Spencer | scatron@uw.edu | I am experienced in tutoring middle school, high school, and undergraduate students in a wide array of classes from pre-algebra to upper division undergraduate math courses. My expertise is in tutoring calculus 1/2/3, Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning, Analysis, and Topology. |
| Dolorfino, Mallory | mallod2@uw.edu | I have experience tutoring middle and high school students in pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, and calculus. At the undergraduate level, I have tutored students in calculus 1 and 2 and real analysis. I am comfortable tutoring all calculus courses and all undergraduate proof based mathematics courses. |
| Guyer, Dan | dguyer@uw.edu | I have experience working one-on-one with nontraditional students in college algebra and precalculus. At UW, I have TA'd numerous courses in Calculus (124/125/126) and Differential Equations (207). At my undergraduate institution, I had TA'd for upper-division courses in Elementary Number Theory, Abstract Algebra, and Linear Algebra. |
| Helms, Paige | phelms@uw.edu | all undergraduate mathematics, SAT and ACT prep, study skills, and college planning |
| Mayer, Leopold | leomayer@uw.edu | I've tutored since 2014, with tutees ranging from middle schoolers to college students. For UW students, Math 111/112, Math 124/125/126, Math 207/208, Math 300, Math 402/403/404, or Math 441. |
| Morris, Jackson | jackmann@uw.edu | Pre-Calculus (Math 120), Calculus (Math 124/125/126), Linear Algebra (Math 208/340), Proofs (Math 300), Abstract Algebra (Math 402/403/404), Topology (Math 441) |
| Nowak, Lauren | lnowak@uw.edu | I taught high school full time for 7 years, lots of experience serving students with learning differences & English language learners. I am available for middle school and high school math, undergraduate precalculus & calculus, adult learners and those returning to school, test prep, and beginner/intermediate Spanish |
| Tawfeek, Andrew | atawfeek@uw.edu | I am happy to tutor any of the high-school STEM-courses, most mathematics courses offered at the college-level, as well as introductory physics, chemistry, and computer science. |
| Wang, Alexander | awaw@uw.edu | I have taught/tutored Precalculus (Math 120), Calculus (Math 124/125/126), Differential Equations (Math 207), Linear Algebra (Math 208/340), Multivariable Calculus (Math 224), as well as many upper-level mathematics courses. I am happy to tutor for any middle school, high school, or undergraduate mathematics course! |