As a Biology and Math tutor, Adjunct Professor at Washington State University, and Zoologist working on Behavioral Ecology, I am passionate about helping students understand the wonders of the natural world and the power of mathematics to solve complex problems.

With years of experience in both academia and fieldwork, I bring a unique perspective to tutoring sessions. My goal is to not only help students succeed in their courses but also foster an appreciation for the beauty and complexity of biology and mathematics.

I understand that every student has their own learning style, strengths, and challenges. That's why I tailor my approach to meet the individual needs of each student. Whether it's reviewing concepts, practicing problem-solving skills, or preparing for exams, I am committed to helping my students achieve their academic goals.

As an Adjunct Professor at Washington State University, I have taught a variety of courses, from introductory biology to upper-level courses in behavioral ecology. In my research, I study the behavior and ecology of animals in their natural habitats, providing me with a wealth of practical knowledge to draw from in my tutoring sessions.

I believe that learning should be an enjoyable and engaging experience. My aim is to make sessions informative, interactive, and fun. I'm always happy to answer questions and explain concepts in ways that are easy to understand.