"I hold a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Seton Hall University, where I focused on developing advanced materials for environmental and biomedical applications. My academic background spans analytical chemistry, material science, and bioinstrumentation. During my time at Seton Hall, I had the opportunity to lecture undergraduate students in chemistry and mentor graduate students on research projects related to protective coatings, water purification, and catalysis. I’m passionate about helping students understand complex scientific principles by breaking them down into clear, real-world contexts.

My tutoring and teaching experience spans over 10 years and includes both classroom and one-on-one settings. I have taught undergraduate-level chemistry courses, assisted students with lab work, and guided research presentations and writing. My approach to tutoring is highly personalized—I assess each student’s learning style and adjust my explanations and examples accordingly. I focus on building conceptual understanding first, followed by skill development through practice and problem-solving. My goal is to help students gain both confidence and competence in the subject.

In addition to my academic experience, I bring a strong research background that allows me to connect theoretical concepts with practical applications. This helps students not only succeed academically but also see the broader impact of what they’re learning. Whether it’s supporting high school students preparing for AP Chemistry or college students tackling organic chemistry, I take pride in fostering curiosity, clarity, and critical thinking in every learner I work with." less...