Advising & Tutoring

Chemistry Student Abby Pepin with Cynthia Dowd

Balancing a chemistry course load along with the rest of your responsibilities can be challenging, but we are here to help. Whether the issue is personal, academic or related to career plans and opportunities, talking to your academic advisor is a good place to start.

We also offer tutoring options to chemistry students, in addition to university student services like the Academic Commons.


Advisors

Your academic advisor can support or direct you to the correct person to help resolve a problem.

Director of Undergraduate Studies

Dear chemistry majors and chemistry minors,

Please reach out to me if you have any questions.

Be safe and be well.

Cordially,
Dr. LaKeisha McClary
Director of Undergraduate Studies
[email protected]
202-994-5537


 


Office Hours

Don’t forget about office hours! Faculty set aside time each semester for student visits. If you’re having trouble with a course, need feedback on a project or simply want to talk through an idea, visit your advisor or professor. All department advisors are available by appointment or email as well as during regular office hours.

View Office Hours

 


Current Tutors

 

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Find a specific tutor, organized by topic area, or take advantage of free services like the Academic Commons located in Gelman Library.

Names marked with an asterisk (*) are undergraduates in the Chemistry Department. Please email the department if you are having any difficulty connecting with a tutor.

Contemporary Chemistry for Non-science Majors (CHEM 1003 and 1004)

Kevin McKenzie Jr. [email protected]
Ashley Frankenfield [email protected]
Darren Dolan [email protected]
Danielle Gomes Rodrigues [email protected]
Brysa Alvarado [email protected]
Christopher Hossack [email protected]
Ritu Manickavelu [email protected]
Sumayya [email protected]
*Abigail Klink [email protected]
*Jamison Shih [email protected]
*Liz Hartmetz [email protected]
 

General Chemistry for Science Majors (CHEM 1111 and 1112)

Kevin McKenzie [email protected]
Christopher Hossack [email protected]
Ashley Frankenfield [email protected]
Darren Dolan [email protected]
Haorong Li [email protected]
Danielle Gomes Rodrigues [email protected]
Brysa Alvarado [email protected]
Ritu Manickavelu [email protected]
Sumayya [email protected]
Liz Decoteau [email protected]
* Diego Asencio [email protected]

*Omar Saadi

[email protected]
*Emily Vu [email protected]
*Jamison Shih [email protected]
*Zachary Schumacher [email protected]
*Shani Glassberg [email protected]
*Liz Hartmetz [email protected]

Introductory Quantitative Analysis Lab (CHEM 2123W)

*Ishan Abdullah [email protected]
   

 

Organic Chemistry (CHEM 2151 and 2152)

Kevin McKenzie [email protected]
Darean Bague [email protected]
Christopher Hossack [email protected]
Rhys Dickhudt [email protected]
Brysa Alvarado [email protected]
Lara Skibbie [email protected]
Nicole Conte [email protected]
Benjamin England [email protected]
Ritu Manickavelu [email protected]
* Keke Lu [email protected]
*Ahan Panchal [email protected]
*Emily Vu [email protected]
*Vishal Win [email protected]
*Sydney Reiser [email protected]
*Jamison Shih [email protected]
*Yair Ben-Dor [email protected]
*Zoe Ilgenfritz [email protected]
*Sonia Goyal [email protected]
*Zachary Schumacher [email protected]
*Liz Hartmetz [email protected]
*Anndarling Ebba [email protected]
*Diego Asencio [email protected]

 

Biochemistry (CHEM 3165)

Ashley Frankenfield [email protected]
Lihui Bai [email protected]
*Sydney Reiser [email protected]
* Lori Preci [email protected]

 

Physical Chemistry (CHEM 3171)

*Annika Dombrowski [email protected]
*Ahan Panchale [email protected]

 

Instrumental Analytical Chemistry (CHEM 4122)

Brysa Alvarado [email protected]
Sumayya [email protected]

Inorganic Chemistry (CHEM 4134)

Christopher Hossack [email protected]
Ritu Manickavelu [email protected]
Sumayya [email protected]

We provide the names of potential tutors as a courtesy.  We neither vet nor endorse any tutor, and they work independently of the Department and University.


Additional Tutoring Options

Alpha Chi Sigma (AXE)

Free tutoring to GW students.  AXE will provide tutoring on Mondays for two hours on Zoom, the exact is TBD.  You can contact [email protected] or find them on instagram (@the_axestagram) for more information.

 

Academic Commons

In-person or online peer tutoring, group or individual coaching, drop-in hours and review sessions