I graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelors of Science in Environmental Biology/Microbiology and a minor in Spanish. My tutoring experience began in college, where I tutored Student-Athletes in many different subjects. I also student taught and provided tutoring sessions for a biology course. These positions taught me how gratifying and fun it is to interact with others in the learning process! After graduation, I spent a year traveling and volunteering internationally, immersing myself in a variety of cultures. Currently, I am a full-time AmeriCorps member, where I serve in a charter school tutoring 5th - 8th grade students in mathematics. I enjoy engaging with students in all subjects, from algebra to Spanish to writing. When I'm not involved in educational activities, I like to hike, teach my dog new tricks, play Scrabble, and practice yoga.

I have five years of tutoring experience in topics including general/inorganic chemistry, biology, biochemistry, statistics, calculus, and physics. I graduated from Brown University with honors in biomedical engineering and neuroscience, then completed a 1-year master's in biomedical engineering. I also scored a 519 on my MCAT, with a perfect score in the bio/biochem section. I am passionate about creating individualized lesson plans to address a tutee's needs, so that the student can thrive. I have a long list of resources that can provide alternative ways to learn, whether that's through well-written textbooks, videos, or interactive virtual tools. I am patient and encourage questions, and will work with a student step-by-step until they understand it well enough to answer it on their own.As a lifelong learner and biomedical engineering student, I also want to make learning fun! Given my major and the research work I've done, I am confident that I could contextualize what students are learning in the classroom so that they can understand what they learn is not in a vacuum.

I recently completed my Masters of Science degree in Human Physiology with an emphasis on Neurophysiology from University of Oregon. While completing my degree, I lead human anatomy/physiology lab sections. This experience enabled me to develop various successful teaching and learning strategies. I enjoy working to clarify difficult material and seeing students succeed.I am most experienced with Human Anatomy and Physiology related courses, but I am also happy to assist with biology, chemistry, statistics and general study skills/organization.I am passionate about sciences, healthcare technology, and sports performance training. Outside of academics, I enjoy skiing, rock climbing and almost any outdoor activity. I'm also a big Trailblazers fan, go 'Zers!I believe that each student has a unique learning style, and I look forward to working with you to find the best study and learning strategy that fits.

I am a native of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. I received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Alabama A&M University in May of 2005. I also received my Master of Science degree in Biology from Alabama A&M University in December of 2010. My concentration at that level was Microbiology. Having participated in collegiate athletics for three years, I was able to manage my time as an athlete and student very well. Being recognized as the Scholar Athlete of the Year at my University is one of my proudest accomplishments. Through personal experiences, I can relate to many issues students may experience due to time constraints. I am renowned for being able to motivate, relate to, and coach my students to achieve their highest academic abilities.Currently, I am teaching Microbiology at the junior college level. I have taught other life sciences at this level such as Human Anatomy 1 and 2. I am a sociable person who has a natural ability of talking to and building relationships with any and everyone regardless of socioeconomic status. I have absolutely loved science from the time I could walk and that love for science has propelled me into the world of education. I come from a family of educators and plan to continue blazing that path. When it comes to motivating my students and coming up with fun innovative ways to help them learn, I consider myself second to none.Outside of academia, I take a vested interest in sports and am still an active athlete myself. I love fitness. I serve as a website administrator for the Rivals.com network and also have a past of playing the trumpet at the professional level. Being a well-rounded and sociable individual with confidence on display has helped me to draw the best confidence and consistent efforts of my students. I look forward to the opportunity to help students achieve their goals in regards to science. Seeing them succeed is a very gratifying experience for me as an educator.

I have spent my professional career in engineering, working in such varied domains as systems engineering, electro-optics, and flash memory. A PhD in physics from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master's degree in optical sciences from the University of Arizona prepared me well for this field.Outside of my professional career, I have always had a passion for education. While in college and graduate school, I taught courses in algebra and laboratory physics. After I graduated, I continued in education with outreach activities. I went to middle schools and high schools with fun hands-on demos and mentored clubs like the Rocket Team, which built and entered a rocket in a national competition. I am currently a tutor in Austin ISD schools.My goal is not just education, but making math and science fun and accessible to everyone.

I am currently a Senior Scientist with a biotechnology company in South Florida that specializes in the manufacturing of biologics to treat a number of malignancies, such as cancer. I have a B.S. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Lebanon Valley College, a M.S. in Biomedical Sciences and a Ph.D. in Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology from the University of South Florida. I have been a mentor and tutor to a number of high school and college level students over the past eight years and enjoy sharing my knowledge and passion for the life/biomedical sciences. I am a firm proponent in demonstrating the practicality of the subject matter as it applies to everyday life. In my spare time I enjoy baseball, riding motorcycles, and participating in various water sports.

I'm an Undergraduate student studying Mechanical Engineering and Linguistics at the University of Kansas. I specialize in Mathematics and English, and I enjoy helping others reach their goals in their academic careers. I believe anyone can learn a skill or subject, once they view it from the right perspective!

I am primarily an SAT and writing tutor with two years of experience and over 60 former students. I have spent hundreds of hours familiarizing myself with dozens of real SAT tests and SAT format-specific strategies. While a tutor, and later general manager, at a boutique university admissions consulting company in Cairo Egypt, I applied my teaching experience to a leading role developing SAT curricula for a variety of skill levels.Though I have played a number of roles as an educator, I take a special pleasure in prepping students for the SAT. It is a fundamentally understandable test with a limited number of patterns and question types that can be mastered with practice. The formulaic nature of the test gives me the privilege and joy of being able to reveal a manageable and orderly structure to students who had previously seen only a confusing mess of problems.Similarly, I take great joy in walking students through the mental process of clarifying their ideas and assumptions that is necessary for the development of effective persuasive writing.I am open-minded and eager for adventure. I've spent 3 of the past 4 years living in the Middle East between Syria and Egypt. And I've recently completed filming of a documentary I am directing about the explosion of a new post-revolution dance and music culture among young, urban Egyptian men.

I am passionate about teaching early readers and writers because I truly believe these skills are the foundation of a successful academic career and life. I tutor reading and writing for grades K-2, and can support your child in learning how to decode more fluently, build deep comprehension of a text, and also be able to articulate strategies they use and apply them to a variety of texts. I received a B.A. in childhood education from SUNY Oneonta (Oneonta, NY) and an M.A in early childhood education from Relay Graduate School of Education (New York, NY). I have spent the last 4.5 years as a teacher and instructional leader at a charter school in Brooklyn, NY. I taught kindergarten and supported novice teachers in achieving professional development goals using a yearlong professional development trajectory that included both classroom management and instructional skills. My favorite subject to teach is early reading because there is nothing that makes my heart happier than seeing a child learn how to read for the first time! I believe all children will rise to the bar we set for them, which is why my teaching style is warm/strict. I bring the joy because learning is fun, but I also set the bar high and reinforce the habit of showing grit. Outside of academia, my hobbies include traveling the world, exercising, spending time on the beach, and making delicious and healthy meals!

I am a graduate of Dallas Baptist University where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies, and where I focussed on biblical studies and history, as I was able. Since graduation, I have worked in education for a few years at a small, North Texas private school. I have had the opportunity to teach all levels of high school across several disciplines. My passion is in biblical studies, as I currently serve as a Pastoral Resident in Central Texas; but I also have a passion for history, as I am a trained AP teacher. I love to see my students grow both academically and personally as I teach them. I also believe that it is vital for parents to be involved, as much as possible, in their student's education for the benefit of their family unit and for their student's success. Outside of the classroom, I love a good book and an even better cup of coffee.

I graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelors of Science in Environmental Biology/Microbiology and a minor in Spanish. My tutoring experience began in college, where I tutored Student-Athletes in many different subjects. I also student taught and provided tutoring sessions for a biology course. These positions taught me how gratifying and fun it is to interact with others in the learning process! After graduation, I spent a year traveling and volunteering internationally, immersing myself in a variety of cultures. Currently, I am a full-time AmeriCorps member, where I serve in a charter school tutoring 5th - 8th grade students in mathematics. I enjoy engaging with students in all subjects, from algebra to Spanish to writing. When I'm not involved in educational activities, I like to hike, teach my dog new tricks, play Scrabble, and practice yoga.

I have five years of tutoring experience in topics including general/inorganic chemistry, biology, biochemistry, statistics, calculus, and physics. I graduated from Brown University with honors in biomedical engineering and neuroscience, then completed a 1-year master's in biomedical engineering. I also scored a 519 on my MCAT, with a perfect score in the bio/biochem section. I am passionate about creating individualized lesson plans to address a tutee's needs, so that the student can thrive. I have a long list of resources that can provide alternative ways to learn, whether that's through well-written textbooks, videos, or interactive virtual tools. I am patient and encourage questions, and will work with a student step-by-step until they understand it well enough to answer it on their own.As a lifelong learner and biomedical engineering student, I also want to make learning fun! Given my major and the research work I've done, I am confident that I could contextualize what students are learning in the classroom so that they can understand what they learn is not in a vacuum.

I recently completed my Masters of Science degree in Human Physiology with an emphasis on Neurophysiology from University of Oregon. While completing my degree, I lead human anatomy/physiology lab sections. This experience enabled me to develop various successful teaching and learning strategies. I enjoy working to clarify difficult material and seeing students succeed.I am most experienced with Human Anatomy and Physiology related courses, but I am also happy to assist with biology, chemistry, statistics and general study skills/organization.I am passionate about sciences, healthcare technology, and sports performance training. Outside of academics, I enjoy skiing, rock climbing and almost any outdoor activity. I'm also a big Trailblazers fan, go 'Zers!I believe that each student has a unique learning style, and I look forward to working with you to find the best study and learning strategy that fits.

I am a native of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. I received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Alabama A&M University in May of 2005. I also received my Master of Science degree in Biology from Alabama A&M University in December of 2010. My concentration at that level was Microbiology. Having participated in collegiate athletics for three years, I was able to manage my time as an athlete and student very well. Being recognized as the Scholar Athlete of the Year at my University is one of my proudest accomplishments. Through personal experiences, I can relate to many issues students may experience due to time constraints. I am renowned for being able to motivate, relate to, and coach my students to achieve their highest academic abilities.Currently, I am teaching Microbiology at the junior college level. I have taught other life sciences at this level such as Human Anatomy 1 and 2. I am a sociable person who has a natural ability of talking to and building relationships with any and everyone regardless of socioeconomic status. I have absolutely loved science from the time I could walk and that love for science has propelled me into the world of education. I come from a family of educators and plan to continue blazing that path. When it comes to motivating my students and coming up with fun innovative ways to help them learn, I consider myself second to none.Outside of academia, I take a vested interest in sports and am still an active athlete myself. I love fitness. I serve as a website administrator for the Rivals.com network and also have a past of playing the trumpet at the professional level. Being a well-rounded and sociable individual with confidence on display has helped me to draw the best confidence and consistent efforts of my students. I look forward to the opportunity to help students achieve their goals in regards to science. Seeing them succeed is a very gratifying experience for me as an educator.

I have spent my professional career in engineering, working in such varied domains as systems engineering, electro-optics, and flash memory. A PhD in physics from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master's degree in optical sciences from the University of Arizona prepared me well for this field.Outside of my professional career, I have always had a passion for education. While in college and graduate school, I taught courses in algebra and laboratory physics. After I graduated, I continued in education with outreach activities. I went to middle schools and high schools with fun hands-on demos and mentored clubs like the Rocket Team, which built and entered a rocket in a national competition. I am currently a tutor in Austin ISD schools.My goal is not just education, but making math and science fun and accessible to everyone.

I am currently a Senior Scientist with a biotechnology company in South Florida that specializes in the manufacturing of biologics to treat a number of malignancies, such as cancer. I have a B.S. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Lebanon Valley College, a M.S. in Biomedical Sciences and a Ph.D. in Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology from the University of South Florida. I have been a mentor and tutor to a number of high school and college level students over the past eight years and enjoy sharing my knowledge and passion for the life/biomedical sciences. I am a firm proponent in demonstrating the practicality of the subject matter as it applies to everyday life. In my spare time I enjoy baseball, riding motorcycles, and participating in various water sports.

I'm an Undergraduate student studying Mechanical Engineering and Linguistics at the University of Kansas. I specialize in Mathematics and English, and I enjoy helping others reach their goals in their academic careers. I believe anyone can learn a skill or subject, once they view it from the right perspective!

I am primarily an SAT and writing tutor with two years of experience and over 60 former students. I have spent hundreds of hours familiarizing myself with dozens of real SAT tests and SAT format-specific strategies. While a tutor, and later general manager, at a boutique university admissions consulting company in Cairo Egypt, I applied my teaching experience to a leading role developing SAT curricula for a variety of skill levels.Though I have played a number of roles as an educator, I take a special pleasure in prepping students for the SAT. It is a fundamentally understandable test with a limited number of patterns and question types that can be mastered with practice. The formulaic nature of the test gives me the privilege and joy of being able to reveal a manageable and orderly structure to students who had previously seen only a confusing mess of problems.Similarly, I take great joy in walking students through the mental process of clarifying their ideas and assumptions that is necessary for the development of effective persuasive writing.I am open-minded and eager for adventure. I've spent 3 of the past 4 years living in the Middle East between Syria and Egypt. And I've recently completed filming of a documentary I am directing about the explosion of a new post-revolution dance and music culture among young, urban Egyptian men.

I am passionate about teaching early readers and writers because I truly believe these skills are the foundation of a successful academic career and life. I tutor reading and writing for grades K-2, and can support your child in learning how to decode more fluently, build deep comprehension of a text, and also be able to articulate strategies they use and apply them to a variety of texts. I received a B.A. in childhood education from SUNY Oneonta (Oneonta, NY) and an M.A in early childhood education from Relay Graduate School of Education (New York, NY). I have spent the last 4.5 years as a teacher and instructional leader at a charter school in Brooklyn, NY. I taught kindergarten and supported novice teachers in achieving professional development goals using a yearlong professional development trajectory that included both classroom management and instructional skills. My favorite subject to teach is early reading because there is nothing that makes my heart happier than seeing a child learn how to read for the first time! I believe all children will rise to the bar we set for them, which is why my teaching style is warm/strict. I bring the joy because learning is fun, but I also set the bar high and reinforce the habit of showing grit. Outside of academia, my hobbies include traveling the world, exercising, spending time on the beach, and making delicious and healthy meals!

I am a graduate of Dallas Baptist University where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies, and where I focussed on biblical studies and history, as I was able. Since graduation, I have worked in education for a few years at a small, North Texas private school. I have had the opportunity to teach all levels of high school across several disciplines. My passion is in biblical studies, as I currently serve as a Pastoral Resident in Central Texas; but I also have a passion for history, as I am a trained AP teacher. I love to see my students grow both academically and personally as I teach them. I also believe that it is vital for parents to be involved, as much as possible, in their student's education for the benefit of their family unit and for their student's success. Outside of the classroom, I love a good book and an even better cup of coffee.