V. Ann Brown holds a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and a master's degree in public administration from the City University of New York (CUNY) John Jay College of Criminal Justice. She is also ABD for a Ph.D. in criminal justice. Ms. Brown began her career at the NYC Department of Investigation (DOI) where she conducted criminal investigations into drugs and sex crimes. She emerged as the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the NYC Department of Probation and the NYC Department of Juvenile Justice. As the DIG, Ms. Brown managed staff on criminal investigations into drugs, sex crimes, fraud, corruption, and mismanagement.As a DOI-DIG, Ms. Brown performed highly sensitive investigations, on behalf of the Mayor's Office, into allegations involving elected officials. Recurringly, she represented DOI holding anti-corruption lectures for newly hired officers on whistle-blowers laws, bribery, accepting gratuities, and official misconduct. As a result of her dedication to ethics in law, V. Ann Brown was awarded the NYC Sheldon Oliensis Mayoral Award for high ethical standards in City Government.Ms. Brown began teaching public administration in 2003, at the College of New Rochelle in Brooklyn, NY. She also taught instructor-led courses in criminal justice for more than ten years combined at GA Piedmont Technical College and GA State University. In 2009, Ms. Brown became a GA P.O.S.T. Police Instructor charged with teaching law enforcement officers throughout the State of GA. In the same year, she implemented an accelerated associate degree program in criminal justice for law enforcement officers. Subsequently, more than thirty law enforcement officers in DeKalb County, GA completed the associate degree program. The front-runners in the program pursued other advanced degrees, succeeding in the department to Major, Assistant Chief, and Police Chief.In 2016, Ms. Brown created the Correction Officer Specialist TCC for the Technical College System of Georgia. She saw an opportunity to offer theoretical practices to line staff at both juvenile and adult facilities while not requiring them to pursue full-time programs. In 2017, Affordable Colleges.com ranked Ms. Brown's online associate degree criminal justice program #7in the United States. The Affordable Colleges' score criteria cover loan default rates, graduation rates, and financial aid data to identify online programs in the U.S. with the best future value. Data Sources: US Department of Education.Presently, Ms. Brown operates her own company, Justice Management Group, LLC Atlanta, GA. The Justice Management Group, LLC is a highly qualified team of investigators, that collectively lead in the nation, performing sensitive investigations, executing advanced training, and consulting with corporations as well as the United States Government.

I am a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and a current PhD Candidate at Johns Hopkins University. I am working toward finishing my PhD in Political Science and am hoping to tutor student while I am in the final stages of my dissertation. While finishing my PhD, I have been teaching a variety of courses in American Politics, Constitutional Law, and legal theory. Beyond the classroom, I have worked with many students, helping some better understand the course materials, while working with others to prepare for standardized tests such as the GREs and LSATs. While I tutor in a wide range of subjects, I am most passionate about U.S. History and Government. I find that many students struggle with history and government in particular, and see it as a frustrating exercise in memorizing names and dates. In working with students, my goal is to dispel these notions, and to encourage and empower students, by showing them that the law is constantly written and rewritten, that political institutions are continually evolving, and that historical figures were dealing with the same issues and pressures that contemporary political actors face. I also have specific expertise in the area of legal writing which has aided me in preparing students for writing focused portions of standardized exams as well as improving their essay writing skills for high school and college courses. In my spare time I enjoy reading, crossword puzzles, running, rowing, and spending time with my wife and one-year-old daughter.

I graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with Bachelor of Art Degree. I also hold an MBA Degree in finance as well as a Doctorate Degree in Education. My experiences include lecturer at a nonprofit schools (Lecturing ESL students, undergraduate & Graduate students). Explicitly, the student has led several changes in her professional life as well as personal life by going to school and improving tremendously in her academy and also mentoring other students as well as those that are academically challenges to achieve their goals. I support workshops, host school debates and facilitate discussions, I like field trips, act in school Plays and so on. My classroom experiences in education had reinforce my drive to teach students in various subjects.

Since the 5th grade, I discovered I had a very distinct passion for literature, writing, and the arts. My very first poem was published by Disney in the 5th grade. As I moved on to secondary school I was not only intrigued with literature and writing, but also with the Graphic Design, drawing, and photography. I studied Graphic Design at a community college and received my Associate's degree, then I attended a four-year university and received my bachelors in English with minors in Creative Writing and African American Studies. Currently, I am enrolled in graduate school for Secondary English Education. I like to follow the "D" motto; "Determination and Dedication." Let's be determined and dedicated together. I have experience helping students in areas of English Language Arts, elementary math, and social sciences. I am a substitute teacher and, as such, work with all grade levels and subjects. I look forward to working with you!

I am most recently a graduate of Baylor University where I received a doctorate in Religion, Politics, and Society. I also have an MA in Religion from Andrews University, a law degree from Harvard, and I received my BA in Political Science from the University of Connecticut. I tutor in history, political science, GRE and SAT test prep, and in public speaking and essay writing. I enjoy political science, essay writing and public speaking the most. While working on my doctorate I taught students on the college level, and my philosophy for working with those students informs the way I tutor. I try my best to establish that we are a team, working together to get the right answers and to learn the material. I try to stay away from rigid hierarchy as much as possible, while still making sure that we get the work done. Outside of teaching I am a sports fan (Philadelphia fan forever! Eagles, Sixers, and Phillies in that order, as well as UCONN basketball), and I have recently gotten back into my childhood habit of reading comic books.

Hello! My name is Bianco and I'm your humanities-expert here to help you with writing, reading, history, philosophy and more!I completed post-graduate studies at the University of Chicago, where I received my Master's degree in the History of Philosophy.I've spent several years as a university writing tutor and I love helping students take their papers to the next level!Finally, I have several years of experience tutoring elementary and middle school students in all subjects especially in reading and writing!Whatever you needs are, I'd love to help! :)

Detroit, Michigan is my birthplace and current residence. Before relocating back home in June 2008, I lived in Chicago, Illinois for ten years. My ties to "Chi-town" are abundant, so I return often to teach, freelance, and socialize.My philosophy to teaching has been cultivated through the student-centered approach to learning. The first goal is to create a positive learning environment that will engage our classroom. Thereafter, insight is enhanced by instituting comprehensive instruction, and in-depth dialogue. Last, I believe that encouraging scholarly growth equates to supporting the maturation of critical thinking. Such approach should assist in developing individual scholarly voices, ultimately refined through class discussions, assignments, and personal experience.Professionally, I am a Counselor dedicated to hospice care, bereavement counseling, and leading psycho-educational groups. One of my assignments is to conduct group counseling and instruct a financial accountability curriculum to first-time bad check offenders. This program allows me to work with men and women in three Midwest states: Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois. In 8 years, and 119 classes, I have reached 2,944 people. I love my work!!While I accept my call to serve others going through financial, life, or death transition; there is a deeper passion to teach. Through online and classroom environments, my courses include: Philosophy of Ethics, Ethical Issues in Human Service Organizations, Technologies in Human Service Organizations, The Helping Process & Self-Care, and Principles of Health & Wellness. In addition, I am a Certified Personal Fitness Trainer, Independent First Aid/CPR Instructor and Family Caregiving Leader through the Southeastern Michigan Red Cross.Living gives me great joy; especially when time is spent with my 2 nephews, 1 niece, and 2 cats (Syren & Kooper). Little people and animals allow me to breathe, and maintain a balanced - purpose driven perspective on life. Away from family, I am working out: Kangoo Jumping, and weather permitting, riding my Trikke.Remember to KISS (Keep It Simple Scholar)...

I am an attorney who graduated at the top of my class and an editor of my school's law review. I was also the Mayor of the town in which I was previously living. I am an avid photographer, a certified yoga teacher and a lover of all things French. I've lived in both Israel and France for several years each. I've also traveled much of the world and love new adventures.I've been told that I have a knack for teaching and that I can explain difficult concepts in a simple way allowing the student to move from the basic to the more complex in a systematic fashion. I prefer the Socratic Method where possible - I like to ask the questions that will lead the student to discover the answer by him/herself. Watching the light bulb go off gives me a sense of great satisfaction and joy.

I believe that all students are able to learn, they just need to be not only taught by the right instructor, but the materials at hand must be presented in a manner in which the student is learning. Furthermore, the lessons presented must be engaging, interactive, and tailored to suit each student. My ideal session is in which my students are not just using new learning tools, but their continued successes are noteworthy of praise for a continued life of exposure to a plethora of pedagogy and rigor matched to their specific needs.

I graduated from Dartmouth College in 2019 (Phi Beta Kappa), where I studied Studio Art and English. Over the last six years, I've had many opportunities to teach and tutor students of all ages. Last year I worked as Teaching Fellow for the Dartmouth Studio Art Department, which gave me a chance work one-on-one with students in a college setting. I've also worked as a teaching assistant for a high school pre-college program, volunteered in first and second grade classrooms in New Hampshire, and mentored students with special needs.While I love teaching a wide variety of subjects, I am especially excited about helping students improve their writing and reading skills. I have an extensive background in English literature and plan to pursue a career in writing. I also enjoy teaching Visual Art and Art History.I find that students learn best when they truly believe that they can be successful, so I try to create a teaching plan that reflects a student's specific learning style and abilities.

V. Ann Brown holds a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and a master's degree in public administration from the City University of New York (CUNY) John Jay College of Criminal Justice. She is also ABD for a Ph.D. in criminal justice. Ms. Brown began her career at the NYC Department of Investigation (DOI) where she conducted criminal investigations into drugs and sex crimes. She emerged as the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of the NYC Department of Probation and the NYC Department of Juvenile Justice. As the DIG, Ms. Brown managed staff on criminal investigations into drugs, sex crimes, fraud, corruption, and mismanagement.As a DOI-DIG, Ms. Brown performed highly sensitive investigations, on behalf of the Mayor's Office, into allegations involving elected officials. Recurringly, she represented DOI holding anti-corruption lectures for newly hired officers on whistle-blowers laws, bribery, accepting gratuities, and official misconduct. As a result of her dedication to ethics in law, V. Ann Brown was awarded the NYC Sheldon Oliensis Mayoral Award for high ethical standards in City Government.Ms. Brown began teaching public administration in 2003, at the College of New Rochelle in Brooklyn, NY. She also taught instructor-led courses in criminal justice for more than ten years combined at GA Piedmont Technical College and GA State University. In 2009, Ms. Brown became a GA P.O.S.T. Police Instructor charged with teaching law enforcement officers throughout the State of GA. In the same year, she implemented an accelerated associate degree program in criminal justice for law enforcement officers. Subsequently, more than thirty law enforcement officers in DeKalb County, GA completed the associate degree program. The front-runners in the program pursued other advanced degrees, succeeding in the department to Major, Assistant Chief, and Police Chief.In 2016, Ms. Brown created the Correction Officer Specialist TCC for the Technical College System of Georgia. She saw an opportunity to offer theoretical practices to line staff at both juvenile and adult facilities while not requiring them to pursue full-time programs. In 2017, Affordable Colleges.com ranked Ms. Brown's online associate degree criminal justice program #7in the United States. The Affordable Colleges' score criteria cover loan default rates, graduation rates, and financial aid data to identify online programs in the U.S. with the best future value. Data Sources: US Department of Education.Presently, Ms. Brown operates her own company, Justice Management Group, LLC Atlanta, GA. The Justice Management Group, LLC is a highly qualified team of investigators, that collectively lead in the nation, performing sensitive investigations, executing advanced training, and consulting with corporations as well as the United States Government.

I am a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law and a current PhD Candidate at Johns Hopkins University. I am working toward finishing my PhD in Political Science and am hoping to tutor student while I am in the final stages of my dissertation. While finishing my PhD, I have been teaching a variety of courses in American Politics, Constitutional Law, and legal theory. Beyond the classroom, I have worked with many students, helping some better understand the course materials, while working with others to prepare for standardized tests such as the GREs and LSATs. While I tutor in a wide range of subjects, I am most passionate about U.S. History and Government. I find that many students struggle with history and government in particular, and see it as a frustrating exercise in memorizing names and dates. In working with students, my goal is to dispel these notions, and to encourage and empower students, by showing them that the law is constantly written and rewritten, that political institutions are continually evolving, and that historical figures were dealing with the same issues and pressures that contemporary political actors face. I also have specific expertise in the area of legal writing which has aided me in preparing students for writing focused portions of standardized exams as well as improving their essay writing skills for high school and college courses. In my spare time I enjoy reading, crossword puzzles, running, rowing, and spending time with my wife and one-year-old daughter.

I graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with Bachelor of Art Degree. I also hold an MBA Degree in finance as well as a Doctorate Degree in Education. My experiences include lecturer at a nonprofit schools (Lecturing ESL students, undergraduate & Graduate students). Explicitly, the student has led several changes in her professional life as well as personal life by going to school and improving tremendously in her academy and also mentoring other students as well as those that are academically challenges to achieve their goals. I support workshops, host school debates and facilitate discussions, I like field trips, act in school Plays and so on. My classroom experiences in education had reinforce my drive to teach students in various subjects.

Since the 5th grade, I discovered I had a very distinct passion for literature, writing, and the arts. My very first poem was published by Disney in the 5th grade. As I moved on to secondary school I was not only intrigued with literature and writing, but also with the Graphic Design, drawing, and photography. I studied Graphic Design at a community college and received my Associate's degree, then I attended a four-year university and received my bachelors in English with minors in Creative Writing and African American Studies. Currently, I am enrolled in graduate school for Secondary English Education. I like to follow the "D" motto; "Determination and Dedication." Let's be determined and dedicated together. I have experience helping students in areas of English Language Arts, elementary math, and social sciences. I am a substitute teacher and, as such, work with all grade levels and subjects. I look forward to working with you!

I am most recently a graduate of Baylor University where I received a doctorate in Religion, Politics, and Society. I also have an MA in Religion from Andrews University, a law degree from Harvard, and I received my BA in Political Science from the University of Connecticut. I tutor in history, political science, GRE and SAT test prep, and in public speaking and essay writing. I enjoy political science, essay writing and public speaking the most. While working on my doctorate I taught students on the college level, and my philosophy for working with those students informs the way I tutor. I try my best to establish that we are a team, working together to get the right answers and to learn the material. I try to stay away from rigid hierarchy as much as possible, while still making sure that we get the work done. Outside of teaching I am a sports fan (Philadelphia fan forever! Eagles, Sixers, and Phillies in that order, as well as UCONN basketball), and I have recently gotten back into my childhood habit of reading comic books.

Hello! My name is Bianco and I'm your humanities-expert here to help you with writing, reading, history, philosophy and more!I completed post-graduate studies at the University of Chicago, where I received my Master's degree in the History of Philosophy.I've spent several years as a university writing tutor and I love helping students take their papers to the next level!Finally, I have several years of experience tutoring elementary and middle school students in all subjects especially in reading and writing!Whatever you needs are, I'd love to help! :)

Detroit, Michigan is my birthplace and current residence. Before relocating back home in June 2008, I lived in Chicago, Illinois for ten years. My ties to "Chi-town" are abundant, so I return often to teach, freelance, and socialize.My philosophy to teaching has been cultivated through the student-centered approach to learning. The first goal is to create a positive learning environment that will engage our classroom. Thereafter, insight is enhanced by instituting comprehensive instruction, and in-depth dialogue. Last, I believe that encouraging scholarly growth equates to supporting the maturation of critical thinking. Such approach should assist in developing individual scholarly voices, ultimately refined through class discussions, assignments, and personal experience.Professionally, I am a Counselor dedicated to hospice care, bereavement counseling, and leading psycho-educational groups. One of my assignments is to conduct group counseling and instruct a financial accountability curriculum to first-time bad check offenders. This program allows me to work with men and women in three Midwest states: Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois. In 8 years, and 119 classes, I have reached 2,944 people. I love my work!!While I accept my call to serve others going through financial, life, or death transition; there is a deeper passion to teach. Through online and classroom environments, my courses include: Philosophy of Ethics, Ethical Issues in Human Service Organizations, Technologies in Human Service Organizations, The Helping Process & Self-Care, and Principles of Health & Wellness. In addition, I am a Certified Personal Fitness Trainer, Independent First Aid/CPR Instructor and Family Caregiving Leader through the Southeastern Michigan Red Cross.Living gives me great joy; especially when time is spent with my 2 nephews, 1 niece, and 2 cats (Syren & Kooper). Little people and animals allow me to breathe, and maintain a balanced - purpose driven perspective on life. Away from family, I am working out: Kangoo Jumping, and weather permitting, riding my Trikke.Remember to KISS (Keep It Simple Scholar)...

I am an attorney who graduated at the top of my class and an editor of my school's law review. I was also the Mayor of the town in which I was previously living. I am an avid photographer, a certified yoga teacher and a lover of all things French. I've lived in both Israel and France for several years each. I've also traveled much of the world and love new adventures.I've been told that I have a knack for teaching and that I can explain difficult concepts in a simple way allowing the student to move from the basic to the more complex in a systematic fashion. I prefer the Socratic Method where possible - I like to ask the questions that will lead the student to discover the answer by him/herself. Watching the light bulb go off gives me a sense of great satisfaction and joy.

I believe that all students are able to learn, they just need to be not only taught by the right instructor, but the materials at hand must be presented in a manner in which the student is learning. Furthermore, the lessons presented must be engaging, interactive, and tailored to suit each student. My ideal session is in which my students are not just using new learning tools, but their continued successes are noteworthy of praise for a continued life of exposure to a plethora of pedagogy and rigor matched to their specific needs.

I graduated from Dartmouth College in 2019 (Phi Beta Kappa), where I studied Studio Art and English. Over the last six years, I've had many opportunities to teach and tutor students of all ages. Last year I worked as Teaching Fellow for the Dartmouth Studio Art Department, which gave me a chance work one-on-one with students in a college setting. I've also worked as a teaching assistant for a high school pre-college program, volunteered in first and second grade classrooms in New Hampshire, and mentored students with special needs.While I love teaching a wide variety of subjects, I am especially excited about helping students improve their writing and reading skills. I have an extensive background in English literature and plan to pursue a career in writing. I also enjoy teaching Visual Art and Art History.I find that students learn best when they truly believe that they can be successful, so I try to create a teaching plan that reflects a student's specific learning style and abilities.