I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science on the Data & Modeling track from the University of Rochester, with minors in Economics and Italian Language. My academic training emphasized quantitative reasoning, applied statistics, econometrics, and analytical writing, alongside coursework in game theory and computational social science. I currently work as a statistical researcher, where I conduct large-scale data analysis using government records and applied statistical methods. This...
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science on the Data & Modeling track from the University of Rochester, with minors in Economics and Italian Language. My academic training emphasized quantitative reasoning, applied statistics, econometrics, and analytical writing, alongside coursework in game theory and computational social science. I currently work as a statistical researcher, where I conduct large-scale data analysis using government records and applied statistical methods. This background allows me to tutor economics, statistics, political science, research methods, and academic writing with a strong balance of theory and real-world application.
I have formal teaching experience as a Teaching Assistant for Principles of Economics at the University of Rochester, where I led weekly discussion sections and office hours for undergraduate students. I worked one-on-one and in small groups to explain core economic concepts, guide students through quantitative problem sets, and prepare them for exams. My tutoring approach is structured, patient, and tailored to each student’s level and goals, with a focus on breaking down complex material into clear, manageable steps. I have experience working with high school and college-level students and aim to help them build both subject mastery and long-term confidence in their analytical skills.
