I'm a Visiting Lecturer in the Math Department at Cornell University, and I received my PhD in 2025 from the same institution. I have years of experience teaching math courses and tutoring students in office hours. I'm currently instructor for Cornell's support courses for calculus, which has a specific focus on students who struggle with math. I specialize in tutoring math from the middle school level all the way through the end of the undergraduate degree.
I create lesson plans...
I'm a Visiting Lecturer in the Math Department at Cornell University, and I received my PhD in 2025 from the same institution. I have years of experience teaching math courses and tutoring students in office hours. I'm currently instructor for Cornell's support courses for calculus, which has a specific focus on students who struggle with math. I specialize in tutoring math from the middle school level all the way through the end of the undergraduate degree.
I create lesson plans personalized to each of my students, with exercises created by me to help my students gain hands-on experience and confidence. Here's a student testimonial from back in my teaching assistant (TA) days, when I assisted in teaching a multivariable calculus course over Zoom:
"Your discussion section is the reason I'm passing this class and I've never had such an accommodating and respectful TA before. You always made sure everyone felt comfortable and never let anyone stay confused. Also, the way you were able to explain everything in ways we would understand was SO helpful, we all appreciate it more than you know."
My philosophy is that everyone can enjoy math and accomplish their math goals with the right mindset and the right environment. My emphasis is on making my students feel comfortable and safe to ask questions, learn, and grow. I train my students how to be self-sufficient mathematical thinkers, and I can train you too. Feel free to contact me with additional questions or to schedule a lesson!
