"My name is Christopher, and I am a licensed Attorney and Assistant Professor in a Political Science department. I received my Bachelor’s of Science in Music Business, and a minor in Public Relations in 2012. I received my J.D. in 2015, and have focused my law practice in Entertainment, Intellectual Property, Construction, and Litigation. One of the most important things to learn and understand is exceptional communication skills. Communication is the key to success. If you are struggling in a certain area of your studies and never communicate that with your professor or anyone else, then no one can help you sharpen the skills you need to succeed.

Education has always been a passion of mine, and I love being able to help students achieve their goals and helping this succeed inside and outside of the classroom. Tutoring gives me the opportunity to work with students and hopefully make a difference in their lives, thereby helping them make a difference in the future.

As an attorney and a professor, writing is a large part of my career. From Trial Briefs and motions to Judicial Opinions and Appellate Briefs, my legal writing experience is quite vast. I have also authored numerous research articles. Not only have I written multiple research articles, but I edit and help my students improve their writing on a weekly basis. I also employ editing skills in the workforce on a regular basis.

I have over nine years of experience as a tutor, professor, and attorney. I typically work directly with students one-on-one, but occasionally work in groups of two to four students at a time. One of the main services I provide is proofreading and feedback on academic and legal writing. My number one goal is to help you succeed in whatever challenge you are facing. Everyone has the ability to learn and to reach their goals, sometimes you just need a jump start. If you want to get that jump start, contact me about scheduling a lesson." less...