I graduated from Penn State College of Medicine in 2018 and am now a licensed family practice physician. I received my bachelor's degree in biochemistry at the University of Colorado in 2012. While becoming a physician has been a lifelong dream now come true, I miss helping people understand mathematical and scientific concepts, build confidence in their abilities to learn materials presented to them, and, ultimately, see students pursue their education goals unhindered.

After taking College Algebra, my instructor asked if I was interested in becoming a tutor. I agreed, figuring it would keep my algebra skills fresh while I took Calculus. I enjoyed seeing "the light bulb turn on" for people who had struggled with and even hated math. Seeing clients realize they could learn math and do well in their classes was highly satisfying. After a few years, I expanded my tutoring to include grade school through college-level students. In total, I tutored students in mathematics from 1999-2006.

When I returned to college in 2008 to complete my degree in biochemistry, I started tutoring classes ranging from General Chemistry and Biology to Analytical Chemistry. Eventually, I became the student Assistant Director of our school's Science Center, working from 2009 - 2013.

I understand that individuals have different learning styles, and I will work with you to find what best suits your learning.

I look forward to hearing from you and helping you to reach your goals.