Asian American Tutorial Project

Welcome to the AATP website!

Upcoming Events:

Hello USC tutors, returning & new!

We are grateful to have you join us in the new year & hope you are just as excited as we are for the final WINTER QUARTER of AATP this school year.

This winter quarter is in full swing! It's never too late to join though!
Just fill out an application and send it back to us.
Remember to like us on Facebook! We'll be updating the page
with fun photos and announcements.

WINTER QUARTER SCHEDULE:
Jan 28: 1st site (Meet at 8:20am for orientation)
Feb 2: 2nd site + Dim Sum Social
Feb 11: 3rd site + Firecracker Run
Feb 18: 4th site + Carnival
Feb 25: 5th site + Intern Day
Mar 3: Last site + Field Trip!

Our general site agenda is:
9:20AM Meet in front of Denny's Restaurant at the UV
10:00 AM Academic Hour
11:15 AM Arts & Crafts/Play Hour
12:00 AM Return to USC

If you've collected any unused games from home for our Games Drive, please bring it to site or email aatp@usc.edu for us to schedule a pick-up!

Are you interested in what goes behind the scenes of AATP? Or are you interested in becoming a Director? Then be an intern for this upcoming Winter quarter of AATP only if you have already been involved in AATP for at least one quarter! Look for more info & the application in "Info" of the left column, and email the completed form to us at aatp@usc.edu.

Please do not hesitate to email us with any questions, concerns, suggestions, or comments at aatp@usc.edu!

We look forward to working with you all & thank you for joining us!

FIGHT ON!!!

- Your USC AATP Directors '11-'12

Welcome! The Asian American Tutorial Project is an all student run joint organization. One of the main branches lie here at USC. Since our establishment in 1968, the members of AATP have served as both tutors and mentors to under privileged children in the Los Angeles County community. Currently, our project is concentrated at Castelar Elementary School in Chinatown. Every Saturday morning for a course of 6 to 8 weeks each quarter, students from USC, UCLA, and Occidental College provide one-on-one tutoring to recommended children from 1st through 6th grade. These sessions run approximately 2 hours between the hours of 10am to 12pm. There are a few exceptions, which include orientation and field trip days.

AATP is a volunteer organization that concentrates on providing ways to encourage children to pursue a higher education. At the same time, we hope to provide an opportunity through the tutors for the children to have a big sister or brother to offer them something more that the children may not be able to get at home. Our favorite motto to you is:

Be a Tutor, Be a Mentor, Be a Friend.

Being a part of AATP offers you more than the opportunity to help others. In addition, AATP also serves as a way for students to interact and meet with students from UCLA and Occidental College. We offer many socials for the tutors including the annual banquet at the end of the 3rd quarter that is held to thank all the tutors for their efforts. Knowing fellow tutors is an important part in ensuring that the environment for the children is friendly and warm.

The Asian American Tutorial Project is a wonderful program that has provided excellent service and warm smiles through its many years of existence. Please contact us if you wish to become a part of its legacy.

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The University of Southern California does not screen or control the content on this website and thus does not guarantee the accuracy, integrity, or quality of such content. All content on this website is provided by and is the sole responsibility of the person from which such content originated, and such content does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the University administration or the Board of Trustees