Currently, I work as a Clinical Research Coordinator at Massachusetts General Brigham, where I support clinical research focused on diabetes and metabolic diseases. As a former Chemistry Center Tutor at Wake Forest University and a Varsity Tutors educator, I have worked with students from diverse backgrounds and learning styles, helping them build both knowledge and confidence. I am especially passionate about STEM subjects and believe that true understanding comes from learning concepts rather than memorizing facts. My tutoring style is interactive and individualized. I assess each student's strengths and areas for improvement, ask questions to encourage critical thinking, and adapt my teaching approach to fit their needs.

["Outside of tutoring","I am a D1 cheerleader for Wake Forest (You can possibly see me on TV during their football or basketball games)","I am an Emergency Medical Responder (EMT) for the Wake Forest campus","I am infection control specialist for Wake Forest Baptist Hospital","I am in a volunteering organization where I volunteer over 50 hours a semester (APO)","I do club gymnastics","I am a leader for a food insecurity volunteer organization","and lastly I am in a biochemistry laboratory doing research on SAM radical enzymes in ThiC E.coli cells"]