I am a JD student at Trinity Law School with an undergraduate degree in Finance from Roosevelt University. My coursework spans contracts, torts, civil procedure, Constitutional law, and core finance subjects including financial analysis, accounting, marketing and economics. Before law school I completed graduate-level work in communication and trained professionally as an actor and screenwriter - disciplines that require rigorous study of human behavior and high-stakes performance under...
I am a JD student at Trinity Law School with an undergraduate degree in Finance from Roosevelt University. My coursework spans contracts, torts, civil procedure, Constitutional law, and core finance subjects including financial analysis, accounting, marketing and economics. Before law school I completed graduate-level work in communication and trained professionally as an actor and screenwriter - disciplines that require rigorous study of human behavior and high-stakes performance under pressure.
My tutoring experience has been primarily one-on-one with adult learners, typically college-aged and older, in informal and self-directed contexts. I have helped peers work through legal reasoning frameworks, essay structure, and the transition from undergraduate thinking to graduate-level analytical writing. My approach centers on dialogue - I ask questions that expose exactly where understanding breaks down rather than simply re-explaining material. This method works particularly well for law students who understand the rules but struggle to apply them under exam conditions.
I work exclusively online via Zoom, making sessions flexible and accessible regardless of a student's location. Sessions typically run 60 minutes and are structured around the student's specific sticking point rather than a generic curriculum. My cross-disciplinary background in finance, law, writing, and acting gives me an unique ability to meet students where they are and translate difficult concepts into language that actually lands.
