Name: Stephanie Ciampoli
Subjects: History, Political Science, World Religions, Education, Sociology, English Comp and Rhetoric
Degree(s) Earned: B.S. Education
Best Tip for Student Success: Stay organized and plan ahead!
Other Interests: I enjoy reading mystery novels.


Name: MaryAnn Simmons
Subjects: English, History, Test-Taking and Review, Writing, Critiquing and revising of papers
Degree(s) Earned: B.A. English Education at Montclair State University, M.Ed. with Reading Specialist Certification at East Stroudsburg, Educational Leadership-Supervisory Certification at Centenary University
Best Tip for Student Success: Work hard at writing and you will become good at it
Other Interests: Hobbies include reading novels, traveling within the U.S., the beach, and rescuing greyhounds. I have been tutoring at Centenary as a Professional Tutor since 1994!


Name: Emily A.K. Rugys
Subjects: General Subjects, except math
Degree(s) Earned: B.A. Education; completed course requirements, Masters in Environmental Studies
Best Tips for Student Success: Develop all study skills- stay positive and enthusiastic


Name: Elisa DeStefano
Subjects
: English, Writing, Social Sciences, Psychology, World Religions, Philosophy, History, Nutrition, Art and Film Appreciation
Degree(s) Earned: Bachelor of Arts
Best Tip for Student Success: If you say to yourself, “I can’t,” then you probably won’t. If you say, “I can,” then you most likely will.
Other Interests: When I lived overseas, I worked as a writer and editor, as well as an English teacher. I enjoy helping others to become better writers.


Name: Cathy Keenan
Subjects: College Math, Quantitative Literacy, Statistics, Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus
Degree(s) Earned: Bachelor of Science- Actuarial Science
Best Tip for Student Success: Staying organized and managing your time effectively is key to success


Name: Carrie Frei
Subjects: Fashion Design
Degree(s) Earned: B.F.A. concentration in Fashion Design
Best Tip for Student Success: Pay attention in class. Your professors have a wealth of knowledge, so absorb as much as you can. Read your textbooks; they were written for a reason.
Other Interests: I love tutoring our students because it gives me a great opportunity to learn even more. Each student has their own ideas and creativity, so I get to learn new ways to handle similar issues, which in turn helps me assist future students.


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