I am a PhD candidate in Atmospheric Sciences at Purdue University on track to finish in 2023. My research focuses on severe thunderstorms, weather radar, and tornadoes. I have completed a Masters degree in Atmospheric Sciences from Purdue University in 2018, and Bachelors degrees in Atmospheric Sciences and Math from Northern Vermont University- Lyndon in 2016. I have routinely tutored students throughout high school and college in both individual and group settings. I have the most experience tutoring for math courses ranging from basic math to calculus. I have also tutored some basic physics courses, and meteorology courses. My tutoring style is casual and collaborative with the student. I like to work a problem or problem set with students to gauge how they approach problems and identify what issue they are having and then work with them to find a strategy. I enjoy tutoring and helping students because during my education I benefitted from working with teachers and professors one-on-one or in smaller groups. I was lucky to go to a small undergraduate school where students could get that attention. I also enjoying seeing students improve and reach their goals.

-Climate change outreach and communication