Kilohana: The Academic Success Center

Kilohana Tutoring

Kilohana locations are closed for the summer. Check back later for an update regarding Fall 2020. Thank you and stay safe!

Kilohana emphasizes support for historically challenging classes and gateway courses essential for multiple majors by providing knowledgeable peer staff and other resources from a wide range of subjects.

Kilohana's primary mission involves peer staff helping student visitors become confident, independent, and self-motivated learners who will eventually be able to do their own work without a peer staff at their side.

The UH Hilo Student Conduct Code is in effect at all times in all Kilohana Centers and Kilohana sponsored events.

Schedules

Peer consultation is free and operates on a walk-in (first-come, first-served) basis. Please click on a subject below for a detailed daily schedule.

In the fall and spring semesters, all Kilohana Centers begin operations the second week of instruction and end on the last day of instruction for the semester. Peer staff are available on an abbreviated schedule during final exam week to allow our student staff to prepare and study for their final exams.

All Kilohana Centers are closed for regularly scheduled campus holidays and breaks during and between semesters. Kilohana Math, Science, and Writing Centers are also closed to walk-in tutoring on Fridays.

If funds and staffing permit, Summer tutoring begins on the first day of classes.

Please click on the appropriate link below for a more detailed scheduling of tutoring times.

Tip: After you click on the subject below, a Google Calendar will open. You can change the tab on the upper right-hand side to view the week or month; you can also search for a specific day's tutoring schedule.

Information about how to obtain modified tutor assistance through Kilohana will be available the week of March 23. All faculty members will be asked to email information and instructions to their students and/or post on their Laulima sites. Thank you for your patience as alternative means to deliver tutoring are developed to accommodate the instructional changes announced by UH President David Lassner.