Over the past 20 years as a high-achieving student, I ran through the gauntlet of various study strategies, self-help books, flashcards, and note-taking styles. I pushed myself to the limit (and even beyond) by pursuing multiple courses of study while simultaneously leading/designing various research projects/papers and protocols. Through my hard work, I achieved a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in biomedical sciences, followed by a master's degree in physiology and pharmacology...
Over the past 20 years as a high-achieving student, I ran through the gauntlet of various study strategies, self-help books, flashcards, and note-taking styles. I pushed myself to the limit (and even beyond) by pursuing multiple courses of study while simultaneously leading/designing various research projects/papers and protocols. Through my hard work, I achieved a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in biomedical sciences, followed by a master's degree in physiology and pharmacology from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine So I am confident I can help you understand the topics and develop skills that work for you in the STEM field.
I aim to develop your skills and help you achieve a level of understanding that allows you to teach your peers. Because I have tried so many different strategies myself, I offer a very personalized tutoring style to help you understand the material and think differently (as well as explain the core concepts and principles you will need to succeed). Basically, I have made the mistakes so you don’t have to.
My experience with tutoring has been largely unofficial. Rather, I have had countless classmates, friends, and colleagues reach out to me in the middle of the night to describe topics and help them work through test preparation/homework on a one-to-one basis. I was a leader in my master’s program and dedicated my time to anyone who asked. Often, they would say to me, “You should be a teacher, Logan”. So, taking my newfound knowledge in physiology and pharmacology and over 8 years of research experience, (plus a publication) I decided to do just that. Sort of. I chose to be a tutor.
