"I'm a Rice University graduate with two degrees, a minor, and an honors thesis. I spent seven years volunteering and working as an EMT and paramedic through college, and I'm an instructor for the American Heart Association. I have three years of experience teaching CPR and First Aid; I also taught a semester-long college course while at Rice. I really enjoy helping students take a difficult concept and turning it into something they understand, and I favor discussion-based teaching over straight lecturing.

In high school, I was an AP Scholar with Honor, so I'm familiar with AP exams and how to study for them. I've written more research papers than I can even remember, so I'm always available for proofreading and critiquing essays. Additionally, I'm a horseback rider and SCUBA diver, and I'm working on a pilot's license. I love to get out and try new things, and I hope to encourage that same enthusiasm and curiosity about the world in the students I tutor.

I have a degree in Chemistry, with a minor in Biochemistry and Cell Biology, from Rice. During my time as an undergrad, I took a wide variety of specialty classes within both fields. Additionally, I have gained real-world experience with anatomy/physiology, cardiology, and pharmacology during my seven years as an Emergency Medical Technician.

I also have a degree in Medieval and Early Modern Studies from Rice University, a discipline that required a significant amount of critical analysis and writing research papers. During my senior year, I wrote an honors thesis that was praised for its command of grammar and rhetoric.

Please feel free to reach out to me! I'm happy to tutor in pretty much anything, and if I can't tutor you in the subject you need, I can probably point you in the direction of someone who can!" less...