Meet our Learning Assistants - Alumni and Current
Paige Aloi '28 
Major: Education and Intervention Specialist
LA for: Biol 170
"Becoming a learning assistant gives you the chance to work with students inside the classroom. It allows you to gain confidence in your own abilities and share you knowledge with others."
Riley Boyles '27
Major: Math
LA for: Calc 1
"I am excited to be a learning assistant. I get to be mentored by an experienced teacher and help my junior students succeed. There are not many opportunities like being a learning assistant. If you want to improve your teaching skills, there is no better learning experience than the real thing."
McKenna Clark '26
Major: Math
LA for: Calc 1 & 2
"I would 100% recommend that they take the opportunity if they have the time! There is a lot of work that goes into being a learning assistant, such as class prep, tutoring, observing, etc., but the time spent towards this is well worth it, and helps you to build many important professional and communication skills. Becoming a learning assistant made me feel proud of being recognized as math student who was capable of doing this, as well as excited to do education work with college students, rather than high school students, as I learned it is very different. I also felt stressed, as it was a daunting task, but I knew I would be supported all along the way."