"I'm a professional data scientist and statistician, and I also work part-time as an adjunct professor in those subjects. I most often tutor in statistics and R, at both the introductory and advanced/graduate level. Beyond tutoring on statistics coursework, I often provide statistical and data analysis support for undergraduate, graduate, or professional research projects across disciplines from economics to health research to ecology to political science.

I also tutor regularly tutor in python, SQL, STATA, and econometrics. I don't offer tutoring in Java or general macro/micro economics.

I love sharing my knowledge on these topics and watching as students gain confidence in their skills and understanding of a subject! I find that a lot of students who struggle in large class settings thrive in one-on-one settings where they feel more comfortable asking questions and can have a lesson tailored to the specific things they are struggling with. I like to let students lead by sharing their screen so we can look at code or example problems together, but I am there to provide guidance, prompt you where you are getting stuck, and explain concepts that aren't making sense.

I also try to bring in an applied perspective from my professional experience working in the field to better contextualize the work students are doing and ground the course material in real-world applications.

As an adjunct professor, I have taught classes for undergraduate and graduate students in probability and statistics, intro programming with Python, data science with R, and SQL. Prior to working as a data scientist, I worked as a tutor for 2 years for undergraduate students studying statistics, math, and economics. I have a Master's in Data Science with a concentration in statistics and a Bachelor's in economics and political science, with a minor in math.

Please feel free to reach out with any questions! If the times on my instant book calendar do not work for you, please message me and I may have more times available." less...