I’m a criminal justice graduate student at UMass Lowell, where I also earned my B.S. in Criminal Justice with a sociology minor and a 3.969 GPA. I tutor criminal justice, social studies, French, essay writing, and proofreading. I am fluent in French, English, and Mooré, and I enjoy helping students turn difficult ideas into language that feels clear and manageable.
At Rider University, I worked as a supplemental instruction leader for a college math course. I guided students through...
I’m a criminal justice graduate student at UMass Lowell, where I also earned my B.S. in Criminal Justice with a sociology minor and a 3.969 GPA. I tutor criminal justice, social studies, French, essay writing, and proofreading. I am fluent in French, English, and Mooré, and I enjoy helping students turn difficult ideas into language that feels clear and manageable.
At Rider University, I worked as a supplemental instruction leader for a college math course. I guided students through unfamiliar material by breaking problems into smaller steps, asking questions, and adjusting explanations when something did not click. My criminal justice internships also strengthened my research and writing skills: I reviewed statutes, regulations, and appellate decisions, organized confidential records, and completed substantial academic research papers.
My goal is for students to leave each session understanding both the answer and how to reach it on their own. For writing and proofreading, I focus on structure, evidence, clarity, grammar, and the student’s own voice. For French and social science subjects, I use examples, conversation, and guided practice. I welcome high school, college, and adult learners and tailor each lesson to the student’s goals, pace, and learning style.