I am a MA and BA in politics with university level teaching experience. I graduated at the top of my class and I am currently looking for tutoring experiences while preparing for some exams. I have more than 8 years of tutoring and babysitting experience and speak more than 5 languages. If you want a patient and understanding tutor with a flexible schedule, contact me at [email protected].
My Bachelor's from Barnard College, Columbia University included a senior thesis on American...
I am a MA and BA in politics with university level teaching experience. I graduated at the top of my class and I am currently looking for tutoring experiences while preparing for some exams. I have more than 8 years of tutoring and babysitting experience and speak more than 5 languages. If you want a patient and understanding tutor with a flexible schedule, contact me at [email protected].
My Bachelor's from Barnard College, Columbia University included a senior thesis on American politics using statistics to defend the hypothesis that public opinion of religious minority groups have long-term effects for the groups' civil liberties. This paper was chosen by Duke University to be one of ten undergraduate works to be presented at the American Political Science Association's (APSA) annual conference. It was thereafter published in the Harvard Mellon Mays Undergraduate Journal. My Master's research paper (MRP) used conflicts over blasphemy to analyze how they relate to traditional Western liberal theory. Since this topic became more relevant recently, I have been working on revising this MRP.
After years of Columbia Model United Nations (CMUN) participation, I presided over Columbia Model Congress (CMC), working on everything from conference planning to simulation training, and from advertising to editing newsletters. While working with a larger team in simulation conferences for the Columbia Model United Nations (CMUN), we hosted events for 500+ delegates. In my own capacity, with a smaller team, I have organized Columbia Model Congress (CMC) events for four successive years. The events had an average of 250 high school delegates in attendance, excluding high school teachers. The successes of my leadership role in CMC, in particular, could not have been possible without teamwork and judicious delegation of tasks. The CMC team elected me as president for two consecutive years, and I gave this management responsibility my 100% in return. Some of my small triumphs at CMC included leaving the club with a three-f
