Tutoring Protocol
Dr. Bligh-Glover, Director of the
Tutoring program at Case Western Reserve University
School of Medicine. My office is in E-421, I can most
reliably be reached by phone at (440) 350-2789, and my
e-mail is
wxb4@cwru.edu. My primary appointment is in the
Department of Anatomy, in the mornings I am the Lake
County forensic pathologist.
If you are interested in obtaining
tutoring help, here is how you go about it:
1.
Get in touch with me. Students either contact me
directly or at the suggestion of their Society Dean.
2.
I will give you the names of three tutors. I
will send an e-mail confirming the information to the
student, the tutors, and the student’s Society Dean.
Note: If
the tutors do not get an e-mail from me, they will not
be paid by the School of Medicine. Students and tutors
are free to come to their own arrangements outside of
the School of Medicine. I applaud initiative and
private enterprise, but I won’t fund it.
3.
The student contacts a tutor and arrangements are
made.
Tutoring assignments are made
through Dr. Bligh-Glover to ensure that no one tutor
gets swamped, to control expenses, and to make sure that
only eligible students receive tutoring
help. As of 15 September,
2004, tutoring resources of the School of Medicine will
be provided only for students who have attended at least
75% of the laboratory sessions in the committees.
The Committee chairs are adamant that tutoring
resources are an adjunct that complements the core
academic program, and not a replacement for the core
academic program. Mr. Richard Masley and Ms. Mary
Modesitt will be taking attendance in the laboratories.
Please make sure they see you in lab.
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