"I have undergraduate degrees in math and physics, and tutored for the University of Idaho Math Department for four years, primarily focusing on providing assistance in precalculus through differential equations. In grad school, I continued to work independently as a tutor while pursuing a master's degree in geophysics from the Colorado School of Mines.

I have close to a decade of experience tutoring university level math courses, in addition to a bachelor's degree in applied mathematics. But I come by it honestly: my grandfather and mother both taught college math.

I have a BS in physics and a MS in geophysics. In addition, I have served as a teaching assistant for upper-division applied physics courses.

I focus on ensuring that my students have a firm grasp on the conceptual foundations of math and physics, enabling them to approach new topics with confidence. If you are struggling to grasp the concept of a derivative, or to understand how velocity and acceleration are related, please reach out." less...