I graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in May 2016 and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, with a sub-option of Neurobiology. I also have experience working with elementary school-aged children so I am used to breaking down larger concepts into more bite-sized pieces. During my time as a college student, I went through many different trial-and-errors for academic success. I found that the most effective way to learn and memorize a large sum of information in a short time was to make the essential connections between the subject matters. I hope to teach in this manner, helping to connect the dots and impart these habits so that my students can continue to be successful in all academic ventures.

I enjoy an occasional hike with friends, family, and of course, the dog. I also like to do yoga and pilates as a way to both exercise and relax. Occasionally, when I get stressed, I like to bake to take my mind off things. I also find that volunteering is a worthwhile way to spend time and meet new people. If I had more time, I would definitely travel a lot more, and try out new things like sculpting or photography!