Tutors

We are looking for committed graduate student volunteers or recent graduates from Math, Statistics, or Engineering majors with a passion for mathematics.

  • Time commitment: roughly 2 hours per week during the entire academic year (Fall and Spring)
  • No prior teaching or volunteer experience is required! We will provide training.
  • International and domestic students are welcome!

We are especially looking for volunteers for the following:
+Tutors for Middle School Students on Saturdays for an hour between 10:00AM and 12:00PM (one session per month will be on ISU campus at Coover Hall).
+Tutors for Elementary School Students on Thursday evenings from 4:30pm to 5:30pm (this is in progress, we are currently looking at expanding to other schools with zoom tutoring on Thursday evening)

CyMath Office Hours:
3121 Coover Hall
Tues/Wed/Fri
1:00 – 2:30 PM


Forms for Current Tutors

Here are forms if your availability changes, if you will be absent, and to leave feedback on your last tutoring session.


What do our tutors say about their experience in CyMath?

CyMath has been a great experience. The kids are fun and kind, and they work hard at the problems I give them and I appreciate their effort and questions. It is one of the highlights of my week to get to help them with math and to see the creative ways that they problem-solve. I feel like it has also been a fun challenge to learn how to explain concepts in different ways and adapt to them, solving problems in ways I might not have thought of ahead of time. –Abby Martin, Graduate Student, Mathematics

As a child, I was always encouraged by my mathematics teachers to understand ‘why something works’ when learning new concepts which I now realize is at the core of critical reasoning. In our CyMath sessions, I attempted to do the same and observed that the kids are in fact doing that implicitly. This, I believe, is a positive indicator of their educators. I hoped to have influenced their thinking at least slightly and made them more interested in math. –Praneeth Narayanamurthy, Graduate Student, Electrical and Computer Engineering