I first got involved with tutoring as an undergrad at Salisbury University. While there, I worked for a number of years as an on-campus tutor, and I covered courses ranging from general physics to biochemistry. Once I graduated in 2015, I spent the next year at my alma mater as a chemistry and physics lecturer. During the summer of 2016, I enrolled at Johns Hopkins University, and I graduated a year later with my M.S. in biotechnology. Currently, I work in a lab at the National Institutes of Health as a research fellow. My long-term goal is to go to medical school, and become a clinician, researcher and educator. It is my passion for teaching that has led me to this particular platform, and I look forward to working with folks and helping them achieve their dreams as well!