I absolutely love mathematics. It has been a passion of mine all my life. From my earliest memories of asking for more math packets for Christmas, to studying advanced math at MIT and getting my Ph.D. in math at University of Washington, and spending two years as a Visiting Professor, I have never really been far away from reading and solving problems. My current interests are in algebraic geometry, logic, and set theory, but I have knowledge of number theory and complex analysis as well. ...
I absolutely love mathematics. It has been a passion of mine all my life. From my earliest memories of asking for more math packets for Christmas, to studying advanced math at MIT and getting my Ph.D. in math at University of Washington, and spending two years as a Visiting Professor, I have never really been far away from reading and solving problems. My current interests are in algebraic geometry, logic, and set theory, but I have knowledge of number theory and complex analysis as well. I have confidence that I can cater to interests in most mathematical disciplines.
My students would describe me as down-to-earth, approachable, and knowledgeable. My classroom manner is both laid back and intense. I believe that the goal in studying any branch of mathematics is to reach an "A-Ha" moment as frequently as possible. These moments can be cultivated no matter the subject. The experience is as palpable in number theory as it is in introductory algebra. When sitting long enough with any problem, one develops a feeling for how the answer should evolve. It is my job to induce "A-Ha" moments while coaching my students with compassion and commitment.
I would love to be your tutor. At the end of the day, I believe that everyone can understand the beauty of mathematics. Math anxiety is something that can be tamed. I am diligent, if nothing else.