Join for a strategic assessment and goal setting conference. We will hear student observations and feedback as well as process checking for home practice and set goals for the next term.

Schedule your appointment no more than 1-2 weeks before you will need your lab coat. Most people receive their lab coats during the fitting appointment. Please ensure you have acknowledged the LHAT and completed the required PPE training. Bring your:- Prescription glasses, if you wear them in the lab.- Extra lab coats your lab no longer needs. 

Appointment to test the fit of a N95 respirator. In preparation for the appointment user must:- Be medically cleared by University Health Services (except for voluntary use of N95).- Not have facial hair that may interfere with the seal of the mask.

Appointment to test the fit of a half face respirator. In preparation for the appointment user must:- Be medically cleared by University Health Services (except for voluntary use of N95).- Not have facial hair that may interfere with the seal of the mask.- Bring their half face respirator and cartridges to the appointment. One will be assigned for new users.

Please book at our new booking system here: https://gmat.magoosh.com/tutor-scheduling

Please book at our new booking system here: https://gre.magoosh.com/tutor-scheduling

Semesterly advising appointments for DPD and FCS/Nutrition students. Don't forget to bring your advising folder from the department office!

Aaron provides one-on-one tutoring for a student for 60 Minutes.

​​​How are we connected to the world around us? KIDS on Trails is an immersive learning experience that explores the natural world of the Presidio. This program promotes place-based learning, investigation, and enjoyment through an interactive guided walk along the Ecology Trail. Students observe local flora and fauna and are encouraged to use all of their senses while exploring. KIDS on Trails introduces concepts such as ecology, interdependence, and biodiversity conservation. KIDS on Trails fosters new awareness and appreciation for nature and a sense of connection to the natural world.

What can artifacts tell us about the people who lived here before us? Thingamajigs & Whatchamacallits introduces students to the field of archaeology and provides an opportunity to explore the past cultures of the Presidio (Ohlone, Spanish, and American Military) by comparing and contrasting artifacts. In this program, students will: Learn about the process of archaeology through an interactive presentation Excavate simulated dig boxes filled with replica artifacts Examine artifacts to learn about the daily lives of past cultures Visit a working archaeology lab and examine real Spanish and Ohlone artifacts uncovered at the Presidio Explore the past in the Heritage Gallery through interactive exhibits and a workbook.

How do healthy watersheds support plant, animal and human life? In this field-based program, students explore the newly revitalized Tennessee Hollow Watershed and reflect on how people impact land and watersheds in different ways. The Tennessee Hollow Watershed Trekkers program includes:Exploration of a wate​rshedA fun, sensory hike where students observe, imagine, identify, and think critically as they document their experience in a field journalAn immersive nature experience with wildlife viewing opportunitiesA culminating, hands-on environmental service project where students “get their hands dirty” as they improve the park for plants, wildlife, and humans​

($140 to be divided between participants)

Language coaching in English for reading, writing, speaking, and listening

Language coaching for adults for reading, writing, speaking and listening in English

English language tutoring for students age 11- 17. Language coaching for reading, writing, speaking and listening.

A fifteen minute appointment with Sue Ropac, Infinite Way Practitioner. Sue will call you at the appointment time at the phone number you provided.