Tutors are students with a passion for learning who work one-on-one or in small groups to help their fellow highlanders build effective learning strategies. Tutors work with students to facilitate the development of organization strategies, help build effective comrpehension stratgies, assist students in developing study skills and preparing for exams, and explore key concepts from class.

Faculty Mentors work closely with tutors to support them in their work with peers. Faculty Mentors serve in The Harvey for one academic year. Mentors contribute approximately 25 hours a semester, meeting monthly with small groups of Tutors, observing Tutoring sessions and offering targeted feedback, and providing resources and support to enrich with work of students as Tutors.

Office Assistants are highly motivated, thoughtful, team-oriented students who create a welcoming environment, listen to student concerns, connect students with the academic support services they need, and work in a team to ensure smooth and effective operations. Office Assistants must be Federal Work Study and Work Scholarship eligible.

Leadership Mentors fill several roles in the Harvey Center. Leadership Mentors must apply for an assistantship through the Graduate College to be eligible to work in the Harvey Center. Individuals looking for campus assistanship employment may email the director to discuss open positions.