I have a bachelor's degree in History from the University of Dayton and a master's in Public History from Southern New Hampshire University. In grad school, I focused on how to make history interesting and understandable for people who aren't history nerds (yet), and that's the same skill I bring to tutoring: taking big, complicated topics and helping them actually click.
For the past two and a half years, I've worked as a museum educator at a Holocaust museum, where I lead tours, run...
I have a bachelor's degree in History from the University of Dayton and a master's in Public History from Southern New Hampshire University. In grad school, I focused on how to make history interesting and understandable for people who aren't history nerds (yet), and that's the same skill I bring to tutoring: taking big, complicated topics and helping them actually click.
For the past two and a half years, I've worked as a museum educator at a Holocaust museum, where I lead tours, run group workshops, and help develop educational programs. I work with students from 4th grade all the way through college, in everything from school field trips to small-group discussions to one-on-one conversations. Teaching such a wide range of ages has taught me to read the room, adjust how I explain things, and meet people where they are.
I like to treat history as a story about real people, not just a list of dates to memorize. I help students see how events connect, work through primary sources without getting overwhelmed, and put their ideas into clear, confident writing. Whether you're studying for an exam, wrestling with a research paper, or just want history to feel less intimidating, I'll tailor our sessions to what you need, and questions are always welcome.
