My name is Dr. Gordon M! I have a PhD in Education from North Carolina State University and an MEd from Vanderbilt University. I'm a professional education researcher and have a number of academic publications relating to education and students. More importantly, I spent years tutoring NCAA college student-athletes in academic writing, public speaking, and a wide range of social science and humanities courses, leading them to success in the classroom so they could triumph on the field and the...
My name is Dr. Gordon M! I have a PhD in Education from North Carolina State University and an MEd from Vanderbilt University. I'm a professional education researcher and have a number of academic publications relating to education and students. More importantly, I spent years tutoring NCAA college student-athletes in academic writing, public speaking, and a wide range of social science and humanities courses, leading them to success in the classroom so they could triumph on the field and the court. I have spent over a decade working with college and high school students in 1-1, group, and classroom settings, and am dedicated to not just helping students succeed, but helping them realize their own immense capabilities. If you ask me, tutoring - like teaching - shouldn’t be one-way communication. I want to work *with* you so that you can master your subjects and assignments! My tutoring sessions are conversational and collaborative, and I’ll put my all into helping you reach a level of fluency in whatever course you are working on.
I have tutored undergraduate and graduate-level college students in English, Philosophy, History (US and World), Law, Logic, Sociology, Anthropology, Statistics, FIlm, Religious Studies, Business, Communications, Public Speaking, and Academic Writing. I have also taught courses on research methods to PhD students, so I could help give you some pointers on how to find rigorous sources and how to design stellar independent final paper assignments and projects. Additionally, I can help with study skills, standardized test prep, or provide general guidance for students either in or preparing for college.
