"I hold a PhD from Harvard University in the History of Science and a Masters degree in Political Theory from Indiana University, where I researched the relationship between politics and scientific authority. I have over five years of experience working directly with college students at Harvard, Indiana University, and MIT, where I served as both a teaching assistant and an instructor of record. I have taught students in classroom discussion sections, lectures, and in one-on-one tutoring. I earned a reputation as a fun, easy-going instructor and excellent communicator who works well with a wide range of students. I was particularly sought after as an instructor in reading and writing intensive courses for my ability to help students improve these skills no matter what level they came to me at. I meet students where they are and help them get where they want by using extensive feedback to work on improving existing strengths while overcoming any weaknesses.

At present, I am available to tutor high school, college, and adult and professional students online in practical skills you can use both inside and outside of the classroom. Whether you're looking to do historical research, philosophy, English and literature, the social sciences, or just writing and reading in general. Do you need to learn good historical methods, improve your research skills, sharpen your analytical ability, or deepen your interpretive and communication skills? These are just a few of the practical skills I can help you with. Please reach out to find out if I'm the right tutor for you!

When I'm not buried in books and archival materials, I enjoy homebrewing and foraging. I am currently turning my PhD dissertation into a book for public audiences." less...