"Greetings! I am an economics professor at Kennesaw State University and have a passion for teaching. I have close knowledge of the University System of Georgia and have also formerly taught at Wake Forest University. My extensive experience at the college level includes teaching classes at all levels of a bachelor’s degree in economics: introductory-level classes (e.g., Principles of Microeconomics and Principles of Macroeconomics) as well as upper-level core classes (e.g., Intermediate Macroeconomics) and upper-level electives (e.g., Money and Banking). All of this experience gives me a certain “professor’s perspective” on any economics class that you are facing. If you are struggling in a particular class taught by a confusing professor whose lessons just don’t make any sense, I can help fill in the knowledge gaps with a variety of supplemental study materials to augment your understanding. Having designed and taught courses myself, I would not only know the material your professor is trying to teach but also what your professor is looking for on your assignments in your class.

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