Undergraduate Learning Emporium
The College of Natural Sciences Learning Emporium is a one-stop resource center for introductory study in the fields of mathematics, chemistry, biology, and physics. We encourage students to study and/or complete their class assignments in the Emporium, where assistance is readily available when needed. The emporium is staffed by undergraduate and graduate tutors and volunteer faculty. As a student, you can join our community of learners and engage in conversations to strengthen your knowledge and understanding of the material covered in the following courses:
Hours of availability vary.
Refer to the schedules below
for each department/course.
Biology Courses
- BIOL 171
- BIOL 172
- BIOL 275
Chemistry courses
- CHEM 151
- CHEM 161
- CHEM 162
- CHEM 272
- CHEM 273
Information & Computer Sciences courses
- ICS 141 (limited hours)
Mathematics courses
- MATH 100 (limited hours)
- MATH 135
- MATH 140
- MATH 161
- MATH 203
- MATH 215
- MATH 216
- MATH 241
- MATH 242
- MATH 243 (limited hours)
- MATH 251
- MATH 252
Physics courses
- PHYS 100
- PHYS 151
- PHYS 152
- PHYS 170
- PHYS 272
- PHYS 274
Location: Bilger Addition, Room 209 (map)
Schedules (when assistance is available)
Limited hours of assistance
during the study days
and Finals Week.
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REVISED SCHEDULES.
- General Chemistry: CHEM 151, CHEM 161 & 162 - (summer schedule)
- Organic Chemistry: CHEM 272 & 273 (summer schedule, revised 5/25)
- Mathematics courses - (summer schedule)
- Physics courses - (first two weeks of summer session); (week 3 onwards)
Online Resources
- Online Resources: study skills, test-taking strategies, etc. (Source: Learning Assistance Center, UH Manoa)
- Khan Academy (tutorials on math, chemistry, biology, physics, computer science)
- Academic Success Video: Chemistry (Source: Academic Skills Center, Dartmouth)
- How to study chemistry (Source: University of Georgia, Division of Academic Enhancement)
- General Chemistry Online! (Source: Frederick Sense, Department of Chemistry, Frostburg State University)
- Virtual Textbook of Organic Chemistry (Source: William Reusch)
- A Review of Mathematics In Chemistry (Source: SHODOR, in collaboration with the Department of Chemistry, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
- Academic Expectations for Math courses (Source: Department of Mathematics, UH Manoa)
- Online Math Tutorials (Source: Department of Mathematics, Harvey Mudd College)
- Calculus.org (Sponsored by: Department of Mathematics, UC Davis; The Morgan Foundation; and Department of Mathematics, Williams College)