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Regina Bade has been tutoring math in the Academic Support Center since 2000. She has taught Elementary Probability & Statistics, Mathematical Understanding & Reasoning, and Intermediate Algebra at Morningside College. Regina has a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and a master’s degree in Statistics. If you need help in a class or in preparing for a standardized exam such as the PPST or GRE, Regina is ready to help you with any of your math questions. 
"Hi! Welcome to my little corner of the Academic Support Services Center’s information page. My name is Char Clovis. I have a master’s degree in Secondary Education with a major in English. I have taught for over sixteen years at the K12 and college level, teaching Elements of Writing, Freshman Comp. I and II, and a variety of communications courses. I am here to help with any questions or problems you have with particular papers or with the writing process in general. I look forward to visiting with you." 
"I received my undergraduate degree in English with a minor in Psychology from Morningside College (1992) and my master's degree in English with an emphasis in Creative Writing from the University of South Dakota (2003). I have taught Comp I, Comp II, Fundamentals of English and Writing, Intro to Literature, Technical Communications, and Strategies for Academic Success. Come on in to The Academic Support Center where I will be glad to assist you with any phase of your writing project, from brainstorming and beginnings to compiling a final works cited page for a research project." 
Don Domayer tutors math in the Academic Support Services area located on the second floor of the Learning Center. Don enjoys working with students in a variety of math classes, including Intermediate Algebra, Mathematical Understanding and Reasoning, Elementary Probability and Statistics, Precalculus, and Calculus 1.
Don is familiar to Morningside College students, having been the Manager of Residence Hall Computing for 11 years. Previous to Morningside College, Don taught math and electronics, worked in military electronics, and, for many years, worked in public safety. 
Donna Galati Huls has a bachelor of arts degree in Communicative Arts: English, Speech, and Theater Arts from Westmar College and a masters degree in English from the University of South Dakota. She teaches reading and composition courses and tutors writing in the Academic Support Services Center. In her off-campus hours, she enjoys motorcycling when weather and time permit, so if you want help with your papers, better get in to see her before the weather gets nice! 
