Learning Assistants
What are Learning Assistants?
A Learning Assistant (LA) is a peer who understands what you're going through and helps you manage the academic and non-academic challenges of college while working closely with your professors to ensure you understand the content covered in class.
LAs are part of first-year programs, Wildcat Scholars and First-Year Learning Communities, and other select courses.
Services
Help With Course Content
Learning Assistants can help you understand course content during class sessions and, depending on the class, offer small-group or 1-on-1 assistance outside of class.
Mentoring
Learning Assistants can help you find the resources to manage non-academic challenges like figuring out financial aid, finding a job on or off campus, arranging childcare, and making connections with others.
Study Strategies
Learning Assistants can help you with note-taking, time, management and other skills to help you succeed in your Wildcat Scholars, First-Year Learning Community classes, or any other class!
Meet our Learning Assistants
Erica
MATH 1035 LA
Erin
CHEM 1210 LA
Freedom
MATH 1035 LA
Lilliana “Lilli”
HTHS 1110 LA
Marissa
CHEM 1200 LA
Moriah
NUTR 1020 LA
Quan "Q"
CS 1030 LA
Scott
MATH 1036 LA
Vanessa
MATH 1035 LA
Wesley
MATH 1035 LA
Become a Learning Assistant
Professors typically refer students who qualify as Learning Assistants. Recommended students have first priority for applying to this position. Interested students may email the program coordinator at mackenzieglover@weber.edu.
Contact Us
Mackenzie Glover
Learning Assistant & Supplemental Instruction Coordinator
801-626-6804
mackenzieglover@weber.edu
