...Over the years, I've worked with hundreds of students in class, and dozens online. I find patience, enthusiasm, and versatility the most useful tools in helping students master the ancient languages. I offer lessons at all levels from beginner to expert, and I am intimately familiar with AP curricula. (read more)
...I have participated in multiple choirs including: Honors Chamber Choir, SATB choir, and SAA choir. I was a member of the PMEA District, Region, and State Choirs as well as a Chamber Choir member at the Honors Music Institute at Penn State. I have my Certification in Personal Training from the National Academy of Sports Medicine. (read more)
...I've even designed a sample math pacing guide for schools to facilitate effective learning. I firmly believe that every student has a unique pace and talent for learning, and my mission is to help them reach their full potential. My teaching approach is patient and step-by-step, tailored to meet each student's specific needs and interests. (read more)
...I have a PhD in history and more than ten years of experience teaching at the University level. As a result, I have considerable experience speaking in public to anywhere from 30-150 students at a time. As a working historian, I have presented my research in front of large groups of historians and others throughout the country. (read more)
...After graduating, I spent five years working at a newspaper in El Paso, Texas. After that, I moved to Syracuse and worked for the Syracuse Herald-Journal, and, later, The Post-Standard, where I work to this day. My father was a professor and my sister is now. (read more)