Basic LEC Info
Tutoring Appointments
Tutoring appointments can be made by dropping by the LEC in person, or by calling:
(909) 593-3511 ext. 4342.
Drop-in Tutoring
Come in for Math or Writing tutoring, no appointment needed! See hours for
Drop-in tutoring here!
Testing
Placement Tests
If you need to take a Placement test, please call (909) 593-3511 ext. 4342 to make an individual appointment.
Proctored Tests
We offer proctoring services for La Verne courses as well as for outside institutions!
Find out more
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Miller Analogies Test info (MAT)
Student Workshops
Free Student Workshops provide opportunities to develop or refine academic study and performance skills necessary for success. Check out the Schedule of Topics!
Federal Work Study Positions
If you want to apply for a position with flexible schedules, night and weekend hours, and supportive supervisors,
Click Here!
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Recruiting LEC Staff for
the 2013-2014 Academic Year
 The Learning Enhancement Center will be recruiting Center Supervisors, Supplemental Instruction Leaders, and Peer Tutors for the 2013-2014 academic year at this year’s Career Fair on Tuesday, April 2nd. Sponsored by Career Services, the fair will provide students access to student employment positions through the LEC and other departments, internships, volunteer opportunities, as well as part-time and full-time employment off campus. Click here for more information about the Career Fair and to RSVP for the event.
To view job descriptions and requirements for Center Supervisor, Supplemental Instruction Leader, and Peer Tutor positions within the Learning Enhancement Center, please visit the LEC’s For Potential Employees page.
During the Career Fair, stop by the LEC table for our anticipated 2013-2014 employment openings, complete an online application, speak with the Director and Assistant Director about working with the LEC, or drop off your résumé.
Spotlight on a Tutor
 Rasha Dubuni - a peer tutor in the LEC – and fellow chemistry student Sara Strobel are featured in the current edition of Voice: the magazine of University of La Verne. The article discusses the real world contributions of their experiments and research into organic compounds in drinking water, as well as its purification. – Read more about the important work of Rasha and Sara: Research that Matters.
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