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I have taken many graduate level courses in mathematics including real and complex analysis, topology, differential geometry, differentiable manifolds, commutative algebra, algebraic geometry, and topology. I hold a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics from Emory University.

For those interested in actuarial science and actuarial exams, I have passed SOA exams P, FM, IFM, and SRM.

I have had the pleasure of instructing students in a variety of settings including one-on-one lessons, the classroom setting, and tutoring centers (e.g., math help centers) in mathematics departments of major universities. I've taught college courses in calculus, statistics, college algebra, and recreations in modern mathematics. I've had the pleasure of tutoring students in precalculus, calculus I,II, and III, real analysis, and most other collegiate-level mathematics subjects. I've thought quite a bit about the best way to have students work through new definitions and difficult concepts such as that of supremum (least upper bounds) and infimum (greatest lower bounds) in introductory real analysis. It brings me great joy to see a student grasp a complex and difficult concept and watch frustration and apprehension transform into joyous understanding. Moreover, mathematics is an emanation of the human spirit and conveying the beauty of mathematics is a central goal in my work with students." less...