I am a graduate of the University of Colorado, Boulder where I received my Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs with a minor in Leadership Studies. I received highest honors for my undergraduate thesis, where I conducted original research on the cultural idioms of distress of Iraqi refugees. I am currently in Chestnut Hill College's Doctorate of Clinical Psychology program working towards my PsyD with a concentration in psychological assessment. I have experience tutoring students in a broad range of subjects, including Statistics, Biology, Psychology, English, Literature, and History. I am most passionate about helping students become great writers and I truly enjoy reading and editing papers. As a doctoral student and a lifelong learner, I honestly believe that education is crucial and can greatly improve one's life. I hope to inspire the same love of education in my students. In my spare time, I enjoy running, painting, and spending time with my cat.