...In 1998 I began a career as a teacher, trainer, and problem solver for a software company. When I left that career to attend grad school in St. Louis, I was the director of training for an academic software group that specialized in tools for research which was used in universities and seminaries worldwide such as Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Duke, Oxford, Cambridge. (read more)
...My first big achievement was helping my then girlfriend, now wife get A's in all of her calculus classes in college. She could not imagine how I make math that simple to learn. I then passed on my learning tricks to my little sister who was in elementary school then. (read more)
...Dedication, expertise and flexibility make me good fit for your tutoring needs. Method I use and ingrain in my students is: observe, understand, analyze, simplify, present. Blend of international educational practices, track record of quality service and leadership experience will make your math experience better and stronger. (read more)
I graduated from Northwestern University with a double major in Biological Sciences and Classics. I am currently working at the National Institute of Health as a post-baccalaureate researcher studying structural biology and vaccine development. This past year, I was invited to interview at 15 medical schools and was admitted to my top choice: NYU Grossman School of Medicine. (read more)
I love and enjoy teaching chemistry to students of all ages to make a strong impact in their educational success, and, hopefully, inspire them toward science. My teaching objective is to ensure that the client had fully understood the subject matter at hand and that he/she is able to solve problems independently after benefiting from my services. I am committed to student success. (read more)