My journey in mathematics education began at Southeastern Louisiana University, where I earned a B.S. in Pure Mathematics (with a double-minor in computer science and psychology) and currently pursue graduate coursework in Experimental Psychology. This unique combination allows me to understand not just advanced quantitative concepts—like calculus, statistics, and discrete math—but also the learning theories behind how people understand them. Additionally, my diverse professional background...
My journey in mathematics education began at Southeastern Louisiana University, where I earned a B.S. in Pure Mathematics (with a double-minor in computer science and psychology) and currently pursue graduate coursework in Experimental Psychology. This unique combination allows me to understand not just advanced quantitative concepts—like calculus, statistics, and discrete math—but also the learning theories behind how people understand them. Additionally, my diverse professional background as a economic development research assistant and optician has further honed my ability to translate highly technical data into clear, accessible terms.
For seven years, I worked for Southeastern Louisiana University and as an independent tutor, guiding students through everything from introductory finite mathematics and algebra to analysis. My experience includes conducting personalized, one-on-one sessions and leading large-group auxiliary lectures for supplementary instruction. I adapt my approach to each student's unique background, ensuring they appreciate the underlying logic rather than just memorizing formulas.
Whether you are looking to overcome math anxiety or master advanced proof-writing techniques, my goal is to build your confidence and foster independent problem-solving skills. I look forward to making quantitative reasoning accessible and enjoyable for you.
