About Me

Learning is truly my primary passion and has been my entire life. I spent my younger years absorbing as much information as I could find in order to exploit the greatest opportunities as quickly as possible. This is what led me to an early high school graduation with over 20 college credits attained. I am driven to constantly be moving forward and improving my environment, which then led me into the innovative field of Chemical Engineering. I graduated from Arizona State University and flourished in all things chemistry. The beauty of the subject is one that I desired to share with anyone willing to learn, which is why I began designing study groups within my courses and aiding in the success of my fellow colleagues. At the first opportunity, I developed a professional relationship with one of the most difficult professors in the chemical engineering department in order to secure a teaching assistant position in which I could most help the next generation of engineers in what is considered the most strenuous course of the degree plan: Chemical Reactor Design. As a former student, I was able to develop a supplemental curriculum that focused on what I knew were the most confusing portions of lecture in order to best prepare the foundation for future material to build upon. I was highly successful in my efforts and as a grader for the course, I witnessed the vast improvements from previous years. I love learning and I only wish to help others value their knowledge and hone their skills so they may pass on their enlightenment and passion to the next generation.

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