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Fun Facts
Although a seemingly scientific mind on paper, my passions range widely. I have a deep love for fashion and music. Some would call me eclectic, as I listen to a wide range of musical artists and dress in funky colors and styles. I collect vinyl records, take up the occasional sewing project, and paint furniture once in a blue moon.
About Me
I am a junior Chemistry major on the pre-med track at New York University, and I plan to apply to medical schools next year. My professional goal is to become a caring physician who takes a simultaneously scientific and holistic approach to treating her patients. I am minoring in Global Public Health right now, and my classes have really shifted the way I think about medicine.
Experience
As a health educator for Peer Health Exchange, I teach health classes for ninth grade students twice a week. In high school, I tutored my classmates in chemistry and taught first aid techniques to both kids in high school and grammar school. Although I do hot have much one-on-one tutoring experience, I have developed the communication skills that allow me to be a good teacher. Additionally, I have a deep passion for math and science that I hope to share with the students I tutor.
Approach
In high school, I was a self-motivated and hardworking student, and that was just what I needed to get the grades I wanted. As I've progressed to more difficult coursework in college, I realized that while good study habits and motivation are vital to good academic performance, it isn't always enough. Working with a tutor allows students to shift their perspective so that they can better understand the topic at hand. I hope to offer my students a fresh perspective on topics they struggle with.
New York University
Chemistry
Algebra Tutoring
Algebra in high school came pretty naturally to me, and I am very lucky that it did, because I've use it in nearly every chemistry and math course I've taken in college. It has become almost second-nature to me, as I use it just about every day. I received A's in my high school algebra courses, and went on to study Calculus later in high school and into college. I've used algebra in a wide range of my coursework, including General Chemistry, Physics I and II, Organic Chemistry, Calculus, and Quantum Mechanics
Algebra II Tutoring
Algebra in high school came pretty naturally to me, and I am very lucky that it did, because I've use it in nearly every chemistry and math course I've taken in college. It has become almost second-nature to me, as I use it just about every day. I received A's in my high school algebra courses, and went on to study Calculus later in high school and into college. I've used algebra in a wide range of my coursework, including General Chemistry, Physics I and II, Organic Chemistry, Calculus, and Quantum Mechanics
Calculus Tutoring
While taking Calculus in college, I was a regular at my professor's office hours- the subjects we like most don't always come easy! I put a lot of work into studying calculus, and received an A- in Calc I and an A in Calc II. Calculus is now my favorite subject in math, and I have a very solid conceptual and operational understanding of limits, derivatives, and integrals.
Calculus AP Tutoring
A's in high school IB calculus courses higher coursework in college. Some math tutoring in high school
Calculus I: A-
Calculus II: A
Very familiar with the subject matter. Taking Quantum Mechanics currently, which requires a lot of calculus.
Chemistry Tutoring
I am a Chemistry major at NYU, so I have completed a lot of coursework in this subject. Completed courses include general chemistry I and II, organic chemistry I and II, and biochemistry I, receiving an A- or higher in all classes. The skills I learned in general chemistry follow me every step of my academic career.
Trigonometry Tutoring
I have used trigonometry in many college courses, including Physics I and II and Calculus I and II, both of which I received an A- or higher in. After applying trigonometric concepts to more advanced coursework, I have a really solid understanding of trigonometry. I also received an A in high school Trig.
Calculus I Tutoring
While taking Calculus in college, I was a regular at my professor's office hours- the subjects we like most don't always come easy! I put a lot of work into studying calculus, and received an A- in Calc I and an A in Calc II. Calculus is now my favorite subject in math, and I have a very solid conceptual and operational understanding of limits, derivatives, and integrals.
Calculus 2 Tutoring
While taking Calculus in college, I was a regular at my professor's office hours- the subjects we like most don't always come easy! I put a lot of work into studying calculus, and received an A- in Calc I and an A in Calc II. Calculus is now my favorite subject in math, and I have a very solid conceptual and operational understanding of limits, derivatives, and integrals. I am now taking quantum mechanics, which has strengthened my knowledge of Calc II topics, such as integration, even further.
Chemistry I Tutoring
I am a Chemistry major at NYU, so I have completed a lot of coursework in this subject. Completed courses include general chemistry I and II, organic chemistry I and II, and biochemistry I, receiving an A- or higher in all classes. The skills I learned in general chemistry follow me every step of my academic career.
Chemistry II Tutoring
I am a Chemistry major at NYU, so I have completed a lot of coursework in this subject. Completed courses include general chemistry I and II, organic chemistry I and II, and biochemistry I, receiving an A- or higher in all classes. The skills I learned in general chemistry follow me every step of my academic career.
Math Tutoring
Calculus I: A-
Calculus II: A
No tutoring experience in these subjects, but very familiar with the subject matter. Taking Quantum Mechanics currently, which requires a lot of calculus.