Hamilton College - Quantitative Literacy Center

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Quantitative Literacy Center

Contact Information

Mary B. O'Neill, Academic Support Coordinator

315-859-4374

Logo design by
Christine Schuster '00

The Center is located in
Christian A. Johnson Hall

Located in 223/224 Christian A. Johnson Hall, the Quantitative Literacy Center was established to offer peer tutoring in introductory level courses containing a mathematics/quantitative component. Students may drop in to review topics as needed, or use the resources of the computer and video library. Other programs offered by the Center include the non-credit-bearing tutorial for students who need to fulfill the Quantitative Literacy Requirement, a review for the mathematics portion of Graduate Record Exam, and workshops designed to accompany specific courses.

For More Information:
Director: Mary B. O'Neill, Academic Support Coordinator
Office: C.A. Johnson 223
Phone: (315) 859-4374
E-mail: moneill@hamilton.edu

Who Uses the Center?

If you are taking an introductory or upper-level quantitative course in Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, or Psychology, you may drop in on any time when tutors are available for the course you are taking. Some students may be referred to the Center by their professors. Some professors may ask an entire class to come to the Center to review skills needed for success in the course. Check the schedule for what tutoring is available.