"I provide flexible, client-centered tutoring to high school, undergraduate, and graduate students based on their individual learning needs in the field of Liberal Art and the Humanities.

Subjects I have taught in the past include: College Application Preparation; Graduate School Application Preparation; East Asian History; Modern Chinese Literature; English Literature; English Composition; Academic Thesis Writing; Comparative Literature; Critical Theory; Elementary Chinese Language; Food Studies; Gender and Sexuality Studies; Discourses on Race and Ethnicity.

I love learning about new topics so if there are any texts or works not associated with the subjects mentioned above, I am more than happy to work on them with you!

About me: I was born in Los Angeles, CA., and grew up in a multilingual family. I relocated to the East Coast to teach high school students as an AmeriCorps Fellow and subsequently attended the Yale Graduate School, where I am a Ph.D. Candidate with two Master of Arts degrees in Literature. Prior to this, I earned two Bachelor of Arts degrees from the University of California at San Diego (UCSD) and a Master of Arts degree the University of Southern California (USC). I have taught students ranging from high school to graduate school. I enjoy eating carbs, reading fiction, and attending the theatre.

I am passionate about empowering students to reach for their academic and personal goals, which means that I support students by holding them accountable in performing to the best of their abilities (please inform me in advance regarding any issues about behavior or neurodivergence)." less...