Hi, my name is Caroline! I'm currently a student at the University of San Diego, majoring in biochemistry. For the time being, I'm solely working on a research project with five other selected students under the Chemistry Chairperson (previously the Biochemistry Chairperson, as well). The research includes determining the structure and function of inorganic DNA via NMR, nuclear magnetic resonance. Studying the interaction of protons within the DNA strand, and then coding the data using iMol...
Hi, my name is Caroline! I'm currently a student at the University of San Diego, majoring in biochemistry. For the time being, I'm solely working on a research project with five other selected students under the Chemistry Chairperson (previously the Biochemistry Chairperson, as well). The research includes determining the structure and function of inorganic DNA via NMR, nuclear magnetic resonance. Studying the interaction of protons within the DNA strand, and then coding the data using iMol software enables us to generate a 3-D model of the DNA. This allows us then study how this is able to be applied, such as in pharmaceuticals, deepening our understanding of how modified DNA's altered structure and subsequent function would affect drug interaction, or drug efficacy, etc.
I've tutored kids from ages 6-18 years old, on top of peer tutoring at my university. I am proficiently knowledgeable about AP courses, as I've completed 19+ Honors and AP courses. I also have completed the language efficiency program at my university, along with completing AP Spanish 5 and graduating in the Spanish National Honors Society. I started teaching when I was working as a nanny. The family I was working for at the time had three kids, but their two youngest struggled in school, so I was asked if I would also consider tutoring. Of course, I loved the idea so I jumped at the opportunity, tutoring both girls, one at a time as they were in different grades, and even attended their school conferences with their teachers to track their progress and gain more insight on what else I could be teaching them that would prepare them for upcoming topics, etc. I loved tutoring those two girls so much, I expanded my tutoring by working with a lot of the families I nannied for, and then for their friends that needed a tutor, and so on. I also peer tutored, specifically for AP courses throughout high school, and then continuing to peer tutor throughout college.
For the time being, I'm solely working on a research project with five other se
