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Tutor Mentors Wanted

Student enjoys outdoors while working on a laptop.

Student enjoys outdoors while working on a laptop.

Published September 26, 2023

Are you a Brainy Bull?

Make an impact in our community - become a tutor for a local K-12 student.

Top 5 reasons to be a tutor:

✅ Earn volunteer hours, internship credit or your work-study award.

✅ Make a Difference: Help students gain confidence, catch up on lessons, and excel in the classroom.

✅ Build a Stronger Community: Empower the next generation with academic support they need to succeed.

✅ Provide Mentorship: Stats show that students who connect with adults in a positive relationship perform better in school.

✅ Enhance Your Skills: Develop valuable teaching, leadership, and communication skills that will benefit you in your future career.

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Have a question? Contact Tim Flanagan at tjf4@buffalo.edu

For more services and opportunities like this:

Contact Student Engagement