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RESUME

Basic Information

 

I was made to teach.

I love learning and I love teaching. I especially love helping students with challenging, potentially frustrating subjects.

Math, statistics and economics have so many profound implications that no teacher has any excuse for making them "boring." Even if you do not learn to love the quantitative disciplines as I have, you will learn to respect the power and beauty of these subjects.

I have five semesters of tutoring experience, and have received awards for outstanding performance in mathematics and for leadership in educational matters.

 

During the year, I am a full time student studying math and economics at American University. This summer, I'm doing research at AU's Mathematics Department.

Skills

STATA

Excel

Office Suite

My

experience​
 

Mathnasium of Arlington (Arlington, VA)

Tutor, May 2014 – Present

 
  • Tutoring students in grades 2-12 in math, usually in groups of 2-4.
  • Supervisor: Neha Desai (703-351-6284)
 
American University Academic Support and Access Center (Washington, DC)
Supplemental Instructor, January - May 2014

 

  • Held regular, one-hour sessions twice each week.

  • Held three two-hour exam review sessions, with 15-20 students attending.

  • Supervisor: Ira Fabri (202-885-3360)

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Peer Tutor, March - December 2013

 

  • Tutored students in basic microeconomics, macroeconomics and statistics.

  • Averaged 2-3 sessions per week, each between 1 and 1.5 hours.

 

 

Rham High School Guidance Department (Hebron, CT)
Volunteer Tutor, September 2011 - June 2012

 

  • Tutored 5 students in Latin I, II and III.

  • Held one session per week, usually lasting 1-1.5 hours.

  • Held "midterm madness" review sessions for Latin students.

Education

B.S. Candidate Math & Economics, May 2016
American University (AU), Washington, DC

 

Honors: Presidential Scholarship, Math/Stat Department Book Award, Mathias Summer Undergraduate Research Award, Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity, Dean’s List (Spring 2013), University Honors Program

​Favorite Courses: Linear Algebra, Proof and Reasoning, Macroeconomics with Calculus, Applied Econometrics, Game Theory, College Writing.

 

 

Diploma, June 2012
Rham High School, Hebron, CT

 

Leadership: I served for two years as a student representative to my Board of Education, and one year on the State Student Advisory Council on Education (SSACE). During my time at SSACE, I made a short presentation to the Connecticut Board of Education with two of my colleagues and took some 20 minutes of questions. Read about what I said.

 

Honors: Commended Student National Merit Scholarship, 19th in a class of 282, National Honor Society, Connecticut Association of Boards of Education Student Leadership Award, “Green Cord” Award for 100 hours community service.

Favorite Courses: AP Macro, AP Micro, AP Calculus, AP US History and AP Lang. Composition, Freshman Physics and Freshman Geometry.

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