I am a graduate of Indiana University-I possess Bachelor degrees in Math and Psychology and PhD in Developmental Psychology. I
have extensive experience teaching and tutoring math, statistics, and psychology throughout my educational and professional career. Some highlights include:

-I have taught and tutored psychology research methods, statistics, and psychology subareas including introductory psychology, developmental psychology, clinical psychology, and cognitive psychology.

-I developed an Algebra One course for STEM summer camp for middle high school students. I taught 5 2-week sessions and consistently had high student satisfaction scores and positive feedback.

-I was an undergraduate TA for Finite Math (intro college math course) where I conducted weekly help sessions to answer student questions; I earned Undergraduate TA award.


I am passionate about the power of education and supporting students of all ages to achieve their full potential. My philosophy is that each student possesses their own strengths and learning style and with the right support, can love learning and mastering new skills, My background in developmental psychology and volunteering with students from preschool to high school prepare to be the ideal support for any student to succeed in their school work.

In my spare time, I enjoy reading nonfiction books (which allows me to keep learning myself), travelling and hiking.