PhD Candidate in Neuromotor Science: Anatomy and Data Science

Cole H.

I'm currently navigating my fifth year of my doctoral journey in Neuromotor Science, specializing in a field that integrates machine learning, Python, biomechanics, neuroscience, and physiology. My academic pursuits have cultivated a profound understanding and passion for science and technology, allowing me to explore and share intricate concepts from the foundational to the advanced, particularly within health research contexts.

My journey as an educator has been diverse, having served as a teacher in health and physical education. This role allowed me to guide students ranging from K-12, tailoring my approach to accommodate the diverse learning needs. I have also had the opportunity to lecture high school and college students on the applications of machine learning and Python in health research during my PhD. I've also taught anatomy and physiology to undergraduate students over the past two years.

My approach to teaching is fundamentally student-centric, valuing the individual needs and learning preferences of each student. Whether through engaging discussions, illustrative examples, or interactive exercises, my aim is to facilitate a deep and enduring understanding of the subject matter. I am passionate about instilling a love for learning and helping students realize their academic aspirations, and I look forward to guiding students through their journey.