"Since 2019 I have been teaching college chemistry courses at Georgia State University and now Jackson State University. I graduated with my PhD in Chemistry from Georgia Tech (4.0 GPA) in December, 2016 where I did research in polymer materials for solar cells. I have several years of experience teaching college and high school level (IB and regular) chemistry and have always received very positive written and verbal feedback. My favorite moments as a teacher have included helping students work through problems individually during office hours, as we investigate our approach and work our way through challenges together.

As a student and researcher in chemistry at the undergraduate and graduate levels, I took plenty of math courses, through differential equations, and excelled in them. As I am experienced in the skills of teaching and explaining difficult concepts in ways that help students to advance, this translates into the ability to tutor math subjects as well.

I have a strong belief in the value of education, especially in the sciences which help us to ask and answer questions about our universe and develop capabilities for the benefit of mankind. Having excelled in science courses in high school (scored 5 on AP Chemistry, Biology and Physics exams), and in courses and research as an undergraduate at UNC Chapel Hill (3.7 GPA) and then as a PhD student at Georgia Tech (4.0 GPA), I have always felt comfortable working with others to help them solve problems. I was trained in teaching to become a teaching assistant at Georgia Tech, and then did a year-long GoSTEM fellowship at Georgia Tech giving me teaching experience in a high school for regular and IB Chemistry.

I'm looking forward to working with you to advance in our knowledge together!" less...