"Hello! I'm Emmie! I graduated from Princeton summa cum laude with a Bachelor's degree in Medical Anthropology and minors in Global Health Policy and American Studies. While I was a student, I worked at Princeton University's Writing Center, where I tutored over 500 students from various disciplines. As a tutor, I love helping my students reach their "AHA" moment.

My approach to tutoring is all about meeting students where they are. I believe every student learns differently, so I take time to understand each person's unique learning style, strengths, and challenges. Some students thrive with visual aids and diagrams, while others prefer talking through concepts or working hands-on with practice problems. I adapt my teaching methods to fit what works best for you.

I also prioritize creating a comfortable, judgment-free space where questions are always encouraged. My goal isn't just to help you complete an assignment—it's to build your confidence and develop skills that will serve you long after our sessions end. Whether you're struggling with a specific concept, working on a major project, or looking to strengthen your overall skills, I'll work with you to create a personalized plan that targets your specific goals.

I'm always open to collaborating with both students and parents. If you have particular resources, study materials, or teaching strategies that have worked well in the past, please share them with me! I believe the best tutoring happens when we work together as a team, and I welcome any suggestions or insights that can help make our sessions as effective as possible." less...