"I recently received my Ph.D. in mathematical physics from the University of California, Santa Barbara, which has a top 10 physics program in the United States. Before that, I did my undergraduate in physics at Columbia University. As a graduate student, I worked with fifteen upper and lower-division courses with both the physics and mathematics departments at UCSB. Some of the courses I worked with include calculus, linear algebra, ordinary differential equations, quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, mathematical methods of physics, and general relativity. I was also the instructor of record for upper-division electrodynamics and advanced mechanics for physics majors. In all of these classes, I have received excellent feedback from my students.

In addition to my experience in the classroom, I have received the University of California's College Certificate in Undergraduate Teaching along with my doctorate. This entailed a fifty page thesis along with my dissertation where I reviewed methods for conveying information to students in an effective manner and how to incorporate technology in the classroom. As a teacher, I am very patient, encouraging, and put a lot of effort into clarifying any confusions that my students have about the subject matter. I greatly enjoy teaching and look forward to working with you to develop your understanding and appreciation of mathematics and the natural sciences!" less...