Milwaukee Campus Science Center: Home

414-297-6989

Khan Academy Chemistry

Human Anatomy Database

Motivational stories of past students (to come)

We listen!

We  look at knowledge deficiencies from the student's perspective.

Unleash your curiosity in your science center!

CROSS THE C-BRIDGE TO GET TO OUR BRIDGE OF MOTIVATIONAL KNOWLEDGE!

Welcome to your Science Center, located in C271 at the Milwaukee Campus. We are a first-come, first-served, no-appointment center.

We assist well-prepared and motivated students to gain insight Into their lectures, handouts and book material.

We strengthen academic confidence in understanding and gaining science knowledge.

We are an integrated service working with Supplemental Instruction leaders and tutors to smooth out academic bumps in the science road.

We do not do homework, quizzes or tests.

We work with students in the following subjects:

• Anatomy 177, 179, 189, 201, 202  
• Biology 236 
• Chemistry 705, 706, 110, 186, 207,208 
• Psychologies
• Sociologies
• Histories
• Math for the Health Occupations
• Math 109,107,110,200

When you explore science you will see how dynamic, effervescent, and expansive this field can be!

FOLLOW A LONG LINE OF EXPLORERS WHO LOOKED AT SCIENCE AS AN ADVENTURE!

Contact info:

verding(at)matc.edu

Science Center, C271

414-297-6989

Subjects in which I tutor:

Biochemistry 186

Chemistry 110, 207,208

Social Sciences - Economics, Psychology, Sociology and History

Math for Nurses

Metric/English Science Conversions

Science Sempai:

"I am an interactional scientist in the tradition of Dr. Linneaus. Science is not just in books but all around you!"

♦ 100% attendance in class — in order to do well in class, you must know all the information.

♦ Carve out time in your busy day to study — you must rehearse your ability to retrieve what you learned.

♦ Proper nutrition & rest — fruits, vegetables and sleep increase your odds of success.

♦ Make note cards and/or highlight important class info.

♦ Form study buddy groups — you learn from your classmates,

♦ See your teacher during office hours.

♦ Have specific questions for the knowledgeable folk in the Science & Math Center.
 

DO NOT SETTLE FOR ACADEMIC SURVIVAL — STRIVE TO THRIVE FOR SUCCESS!