PhD student in MIT's AeroAstro department. Specializing in anatomy & physiology, exercise physiology, aerospace physiology, nutritional sciences, metabolism/biochemistry, etc.

I am an MFA graduate from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. I write short stories, plays and poetry in the absurdist, humorist, surrealist and fantastic traditions. As an educator I have worked with adults with learning disabilities. I have taught science, english, and history courses for K-8. I was a teaching assistant for Drawing for Animation at the college level. And I've homeschooled an 8 year old in the subjects of science, history, sorcery, and storytelling. I'm passionate about art and expression. I take time to ensure my students grasp the material. I'm tutoring English, Science, Literature, Art, Creative Writing, Drawing, Comedy, Improv, Theatre, Filmmaking, Reading Comprehension, and Animation.

I am a graduate of California State University Long Beach. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art with a focus on Graphic Design. Since graduation, I have been a substitute teacher in two different school districts in Southern California. I have worked with students ranging from Pre-K to 8th grade, and from general education classrooms to special education and RSP settings. During this time I discovered my affinity for teaching and instruction. Of the different subjects I am qualified to tutor in, I am most passionate about the arts and sciences! I am proficient in Adobe Photoshop and have experience with both Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign. Creative writing is a passion of mine, and I love showing people just how creative they can be. I am extremely patient and understanding. I believe everyone has the capacity to learn, even things as daunting as drawing or painting with no prior experience!

I was previously employed at California State University, Long Beach as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for General Microbiology lecture and laboratory courses. My master's thesis research in Peter Ramirez's Lab focused on HIV-1 accessory protein interactions with human intrinsic restriction factors and how these factors may also contribute to SARS-CoV-2 virus-like particle infectivity. Currently, I am working towards obtaining a doctorate degree in biomedical science within the Virology and Gene Therapy track at Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. With the associated experience and knowledge that comes from earning my Ph.D., I aim to conduct research on emerging viral pathogens and/or antiviral/vaccine development.

I'm an affable chemistry-loving person whose joy come from delivering knowledge :D

I have been working in the math field for over 40 years, on all levels. I absolutely love what I do, which is helping individuals get over the math hurdle and achieve their goals! Currently I teach at a college but also really enjoy working with students in an one-on-one setting. I am confident I can help you with any math needs and you might actually start to love the subject!My interests when I am not teaching/tutoring are: spending time with family, music, travel, and a nice glass of wine.

I am passionate about Science Education and making science accessible to people of all backgrounds. I have taught seven semesters worth of science classes at California State University, Long Beach. I coached the science section of academic decathlon at Pacifica High School in Garden Grove for two years. I am currently running an after school engineering program at Pacifica High School in collaboration with the University of California, Irvine chapter of Engineers Without Borders.

My name is Nino Gonzalez and I am a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) with a M.S. in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology.

I am a Microbiology Master's candidate at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) with an expected graduation date of May 2018. I have extensive teaching experience at the college level by working as a Teaching Associate for a Microbiology Lab Course for Health Professional Majors at (CSULB). At this position, I am responsible for instruction and oversight of up to 24 students. As this is an introductory class for non-science major students, I make sure that complex scientific theory is explained in a way that is easy for students to understand. In addition, I always try to incorporate real worlds examples to lectures to help students relate better to these lessons. Moreover, I encourage respectful active communication in the classroom so that students would not hesitate to come for help if they have troubles understanding specific concepts.As a Microbiology Master's candidate who graduated Magna Cum Laude with a bachelor's degree in Cell and Molecular Biology, I am proficient at several Natural Science courses such as Microbiology, Biology, General Chemistry and Mathematics. I am passionate about teaching and committed to students' learning and success. Furthermore, I am bilingual, fluent in both English and Vietnamese with great communication and interpersonal skills. As a detail-oriented person, I ensure the highest level of quality and accuracy in my work performance.

I am retired, married for 52 years, and have four daughters and eight grandchildren. I have experience in solving engineering problems using mathematics and in presenting the problems and solutions to my peers. My academic achievements include a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering and a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering.My principal engineering jobs were with Douglas Aircraft and Westinghouse Electric Corp. I progressed steadily in my career acquiring promotions and more responsibility in presenting my ideas and solutions. Patents and published articles are also part of my experience. I represented Westinghouse Electric Corp. as a member of the ASME Pressure Vessel and Piping committee on elevated temperature design.

I have been in academics just about all of my life and I greatly enjoy the pursuit of knowledge and collaboration with others. May the learning never end!

I am a soon to be graduate of California State University, Long Beach where I study and will receive a Bachelor's of Science in Electrical Engineering. During my time studying, I have worked at East Los Angeles College for 4 years teaching a wide range of Mathematics to the students there. I would work with students in private sessions and, on occasion, lead a study group for students enrolled in the same class. I believe the private sessions were more effective because they focused on each student's individual issue, and all students have their own way of learning. I enjoy working with all types of math problems, but the subject I have the most fun with is Trigonometry, as it pushes the student to think creatively in solving the problem. Outside of academics, I like listening to Alternative Rock or Electric Dance Music. I also enjoy playing random sports, hiking, video games, and playing with my cat.