I recently defended my PhD in physics on the biophysics of proteins. I have extensive experience teaching and tutoring a large variety of students ranging from high school to college level in various areas of physics. I have tutored one-on-one and have lectured classrooms of over one hundred students. Between the time spent as an undergraduate student at Saint Joseph's University and as a graduate researcher at Drexel University, I have collectively tutored ten years and worked as a teaching assistant for six years.

I do my best to successfully guide students to develop a deeper understanding of the topics at hand, which leads to their academic growth. As a teaching assistant, I was nominated (by both the students and the course professors) for my university's Teaching Excellence Award on multiple occasions. I thoroughly enjoy teaching and sharing my passion for science!