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Rodda South Room #162. Open Monday-Saturday

Nina Sholomytska
 Instructional Assistant

weekdays
558-2447

Michelle Gitonga
 Instructional Assistant

weekdays
558-2447

Gegham Melkonyan
 Instructional Assistant

evenings
558-2447

Ricardo Galaviz
Instructional Assistant

weekends
558-2447

Cary Martensen
 Coordinator & Faculty Tutor
558-2162



The Sacramento City College Math Lab

located in Rodda South room #162. Although designed to assist SCC students who are enrolled in a math-related class at SCC,* the lab is open to all students who are enrolled in at least 1 unit at SCC and have math-related questions. The Math Lab offers a comfortable informal setting for students to receive drop-in tutorial assistance in the subject of their math-related class.  Textbooks, student solutions manuals, CDs, videos, and computers equipped for access to a variety of math-related interactive software are available for student use in the lab.  A modest selection of old edition lecture series is available for student use outside of the Lab.  Although students must enroll in the Math Lab to acquire access to its services, such enrollment appears only on current class schedules: enrollment in the Math Lab does not appear on SCC transcripts.**
 
Student Clerks are present to welcome students to the Math Lab and assist them in the Lab enrollment process and check-out of lab materials.  Tutors circulate throughout the Lab assisting students with their math-related studies.  At this time, 1-1 tutoring by appointment is not available.

Math Lab Hours

The math lab will be open the first day of classes through the last days of finals. Open Each School Day: Tuesday  January 22 - Wednesday May 22, 2013

Math Lab Policies

Clock-in & out   In order to insure the Lab’s funding, students are asked to clock-in when they arrive at the Lab and clock-out when they leave.

Be Courteous  Quiet voices, silent phone settings, low volume iPod/MP3 settings

Keep Lab Resources in the Lab  A current Los Rios ‘Student Access Card’, California Driver’s License, or California DMV ID is required for check-out of Lab materials.

(In general, Lab materials such as books, media and calculators, stay in the Lab at all times.  However, students may take Lab calculators to a class when needed and select media is available for home use.  Please see over for additional information on items available for check-out.)

Computers & Printer  are available to Lab students for math related studies, college related browsing and emails & lab enrollment.  The Lab computers are not available for work on English essays, history papers, or your non-math related, off-campus emails and web pages.  A printer for limited use  is also available to students. See an Instructional Assistant. 

Drinks but No Snacks  drinks in covered containers are ok   but not while working on the computers. Please… no  food or snacks.

SCC Campus Rules Apply as outlined in the campus Student Code of Conduct, posted at the entrance

Please Address Concerns  to one of the instructional assistants on duty, or to the Lab's coordinator

*Math related classes include all SCC math classes, as well as business math, chemistry, physics, statistics, electronic technology, mechanical-electrical technology, and nursing classes, particularly those addressing the topic of drug dosage.  Students enrolled in at least 1 SCC unit who are concurrently enrolled in a math-related course at any of her sister colleges, or who are pursuing math-related knowledge outside of the classroom may also take advantage of the services provided in the Math Lab.  Students enrolled in math-related courses off the SCC campus must be referred by their math-related course instructor.  Students pursuing math-related knowledge outside of the classroom must be referred by a Math Lab Coordinator.

** Enrolling in the Math Lab is equivalent to enrolling in the appropriate section of Human Services 1000 – Supervised Tutoring, a zero unit course, with no prerequisite, but with corequisite of concurrent enrollment in a SCC credit course (at least 1 unit), and referred by an instructor or counselor.  Enrollment in SCC Human Services 1000 courses does not appear on SCC transcripts.