"Hi! I am currently working on my PhD in Physics at Georgia Tech. I have been an Introductory Physics Teaching Assistant at GT for multiple years, and was awarded "Physics Graduate Teaching Assistant of the Year" in Spring 2022.

During my last two years of undergrad at the College of Charleston, I tutored in the school sponsored "Math Lab", working with multiple students in many different subjects daily. In addition to the lab tutoring sessions, I also worked individually with students over the summers. As a science major at a liberal arts university where math was a general education requirement for every student, I greatly enjoyed helping both STEM and non-STEM majors comprehend and see the relevance of the problem solving tools they were learning in their classes.

When I had started my own college career wanting to major in Astrophysics, I barely placed into pre-calculus. Because my instructors supported me and made math accessible and relevant, I was able to graduate cum laude with bachelor degrees in Physics, Astrophysics, and Mathematics within four years.

During undergrad I completed: Precalculus, Linear Algebra, Calculus, Multivariable Calculus, Discrete Math (two semesters, logic, proof structures and Graph theory), two semesters of Abstract Algebra (mostly Group theory), Differential Equations, Advanced Calculus, Numerical Analysis, and Complex Variables. I have tutored almost all of these subjects. Additionally, I have completed many, many graduate level math and physics courses, and I use both math and physics everyday in my research.

Contact me if you have any questions, or if you would like to schedule a tutoring appointment!" less...