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Our Peer Tutors

WCC Peer Tutors

Our team of friendly and experienced WCC peer tutors are undergraduate and graduate University of Waterloo students from a range of faculties. We support students with any kind of communication assignment at any stage of the writing process, from brainstorming to drafting to final revisions.

This term, we’re available for virtual evening appointments in WCOnline!

Our WCC Peer Tutor Team

Olivia Davitt Olivia Davitt
Peer Tutor
Program of Study: Psychology BA
  Christine Imaobong Edet
Peer Tutor
Program of Study: Public Health and Health Systems PhD
Rachel Hannusch Rachel Hannusch
Peer Tutor
Program of Study: English and Philosophy BA
Chris Lawrence Chris Lawrence
Peer Tutor
Program of Study: English Language and Literature PhD
Keira Madden Keira Madden
Peer Tutor
Program of Study: Arts and Business BA, minoring in Speech Communication & Political Science
Graeme Northcote Graeme Northcote
Peer Tutor
Program of Study: English Language and Literature PhD
Anoja Parameswaran Anoja Parameswaran
Peer Tutor
Program of Study: Rhetoric and Communication Design Master's
Maša Torbica Maša Torbica
Peer Tutor
Program of Study: English Language and Literature PhD
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Arts First Peer Tutors

Our Arts First peer tutors are advanced undergraduate Arts students who work with specific sections of ARTS 130/140 classes for the entire semester. The Arts First peer tutor for each section works closely with the professor to develop a plan to provide support based on the class assignments and schedule.

Arts First peer tutors may offer support to students one-to-one through drop-in sessions or appointments, or as a group with study sessions or in-class workshops. Each Arts First experience is tailored to a specific class and group of students, so a wide range of services may be offered.

This term, we’re offering Arts First tutoring online through our Arts First Writing Hub on Microsoft Teams. Check Teams for info from your tutor about how to meet with them!

Our Arts First Peer Tutor Team

betsy brey betsy brey
Arts First Peer Tutor Coordinator
Program of Study: English Language and Literature PhD
Alyssa Bender Alyssa Bender
Arts First Peer Tutor
Program of Study: Arts and Business BA majoring in Political Science and French
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Arts First Peer Tutor
Program of Study: Arts and Business BA majoring in Political Science with a specialization in International Relations.
Olivia Davitt Olivia Davitt
Arts First Peer Tutor
Program of Study: Psychology BA
Roniksha Kumar Roniksha Kumar
Arts First Peer Tutor
Program of Study: Sociology BA
Urvashi Shelke Urvashi Shelke
Arts First Peer Tutor
Program of Study: Legal Studies BA
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