"Hi! My name is Kim, and I'm a Yale PhD candidate based in New Haven CT but often works remotely. My goal is to help you (no matter who you are!) meet whatever math and statistics goals you've set for yourself. I'm currently pursuing my PhD in Health Policy at Yale University, which is helping me apply the mathematical and statistical models I've picked up over the years to solve big health problems (like more...
"Hi! My name is Kim, and I'm a Yale PhD candidate based in New Haven CT but often works remotely. My goal is to help you (no matter who you are!) meet whatever math and statistics goals you've set for yourself. I'm currently pursuing my PhD in Health Policy at Yale University, which is helping me apply the mathematical and statistical models I've picked up over the years to solve big health problems (like the one we're experiencing right now). Outside of this, I love to read, write, run, do yoga, and drink coffee with my friends.
In addition to majoring in Mathematics and Statistics from Michigan State University (class of 2017), I've got almost ten years of tutoring and TAing experience in several levels of university-level math, including college algebra, calculus (through multivariable calculus), probability, mathematical statistics, and proof-based mathematics. My approach to tutoring is (and always has been) to meet students exactly where they're at and to get them where they want to go. Math can be intimidating, and it's a big step to reach out for a tutor and ask for help. I love working with all sorts of people - from people who don't think they're "math people" to society's future engineers, statisticians, and mathematicians. Let's work together to make a personalized plan for you!
To schedule lessons, feel free to reach out to me via Wyzant. Since I'm a graduate student, my schedule is extremely flexible - mornings, afternoons, evenings, and late nights are all fair game for me!" less...
