In undergrad, I received the prestigious MARC research scholarship and conducted groundbreaking neuroscience research on the genetic and non-genetic factors contributing to Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. I've also been a part of a research team at the National Institute of Mental Health to develop genetic tools for identifying specific neuronal subsets contributing to behavior. While there, I shared my research findings at the National Institutes of Health Symposium with many researchers with diverse backgrounds in science and medicine. I am an active member of the Society for Neuroscience and have presented numerous posters at their annual conferences. I am the founder of a clinical research institute investigating novel therapeutic medicines. I have founded an academic journal, published research, and work continuously to eliminate the widely spread replication crisis that plagues the field of academic research. I love tutoring because it allows me to share my expertise and knowledge comprehensively and show students how to learn to ensure their learning experience rewards them well beyond a single session.