"I hold a BA, MA, and PhD in Sociology, and I currently work as a postdoctoral researcher at University of Michigan. Most of my teaching experience comes from my time in graduate school. I was a recitation instructor for Statistics for Sociology for multiple semesters, so I have extensive experience teaching statistics and Stata to undergraduate students. I received an average rating of 4.6/5 across four classes. I also have experience teaching Stata to graduate students. I led a workshop on managing longitudinal data using Stata, and I have provided dozens of hours of one-on-one help to colleagues and friends. My teaching experiences are backed by the 5 graduate-level statistics courses I have taken on topics including ordinary least squares regression, categorical data analysis, longitudinal data analysis, causal modeling, and hierarchical linear modeling. My goal is to equip you with the skills needed to overcome Stata's learning curve and become an independent coder and researcher.

I also was a Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Sociology, so I can tutor on foundational concepts central to Sociology. I have published in peer-reviewed sociology journals on topics like family, health, and inequality. I am comfortable tutoring in any undergraduate sociology course. Through publishing, I have experience writing clearly and synthesizing information to form a coherent argument. I can provide feedback on term papers, including their content, organization and structure, readability, and grammar.

As a tutor for math courses, my approach pairs clear instruction with hands-on practice. If students are struggling with a topic, I work hard to identify the root of the confusion and address it, and then return to the topic at hand. Once ready, I let students practice independently. Math is a subject that really builds on itself, so developing a strong foundation is the key to success. I'm open to tutoring students at all levels. I have a very flexible schedule and I'm happy to help- please reach out!" less...