English Tutoring

I received a B.A. in English-Creative Writing from Berry College in May of 2007. My cumulative average for all English courses was a 4.0. Classes taken include:
*English 210: British Literature I
*English 214: World Literature
*English 221: American Literature I
*English 240: Introduction to Literary Studies
*English 300: Writing for Online Environments
*English 302: Introduction to Creative Writing: Fiction
*English 303: Advanced Rhetoric and Writing
*English 329: Modern British Literature
*English 337: Western Literary Tradition
*English 422: Studies in Major Authors (Austen)
*English 428: Topics in Literature and Language: Southern Women Writers
*English 471: Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction

International Studies Tutoring

I took the AP U.S. History Exam in the spring of 2006--my junior year of high school--and received a 5, the highest possible score. I then went on to receive a B.S. in Government from Berry college in 2011, a M.S. in International Relations from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2013, and am currently working on my Ph.D. in Counterterrorism and Nanotechnology. As you might imagine, these focuses required a fair amount of historical knowledge. Relevant coursework includes:
*AP U.S. History
*HIS 101 - Europe from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment
*POL 103 - Introduction to World Politics
*GOV 318 - Ancient Political Philosophy
*GOV 319 - Modern Political Philosophy
*GOV 321 I - International Relations
*GOV 325 - Global Environmental Politics
*GOV 393 - Social Science Research Methods
*GOV 411 - International Law and Organizations
*GOV 417 - Constitutional Law: American Political Institutions
*GOV 418 - Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights

My graduate coursework in International Relations includes courses such as:
INTA 6003: Empirical Research Methods
INTA 6102: International Relations Theory
INTA 8803 VB: Special Topics: Immigration in the EU and US
INTA 8803 JH: Special Topics: Strategy and Arms Control
INTA 6004: Modelling, Forecasting, and Decision Making
INTA 6202 Comparative Politics
INTA 6302: International Political Economy
INTA 6306: Globalization
INTA 6015: Technology and Military Organization
INTA 6103: International Security
INTA 8803 KM: Special Topics: Science, Technology, and Security
INTA 6742: Modelling, Simulation, and Military Gaming
INTA 8803 JJ: Special Topics: The Challenge of Terrorism
INTA 8803 AA: Special Topics: Privacy Technology, Policy, and Law

Literature Tutoring

I received a B.A. in English-Creative Writing from Berry College in May of 2007. My cumulative average for all English courses was a 4.0. Classes taken include:
*English 210: British Literature I
*English 214: World Literature
*English 221: American Literature I
*English 240: Introduction to Literary Studies
*English 300: Writing for Online Environments
*English 302: Introduction to Creative Writing: Fiction
*English 303: Advanced Rhetoric and Writing
*English 329: Modern British Literature
*English 337: Western Literary Tradition
*English 422: Studies in Major Authors (Austen)
*English 428: Topics in Literature and Language: Southern Women Writers
*English 471: Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction

Political Science Tutoring

I took the AP U.S. History Exam in the spring of 2006--my junior year of high school--and received a 5, the highest possible score. I then went on to receive a B.S. in Government from Berry college in 2011, a M.S. in International Relations from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2013, and am currently working on my Ph.D. in Counterterrorism and Nanotechnology. As you might imagine, these focuses required a fair amount of historical knowledge. Relevant coursework includes:
*AP U.S. History
*HIS 101 - Europe from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment
*POL 103 - Introduction to World Politics
*GOV 318 - Ancient Political Philosophy
*GOV 319 - Modern Political Philosophy
*GOV 321 I - International Relations
*GOV 325 - Global Environmental Politics
*GOV 393 - Social Science Research Methods
*GOV 411 - International Law and Organizations
*GOV 417 - Constitutional Law: American Political Institutions
*GOV 418 - Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights

My graduate coursework in International Relations includes courses such as:
INTA 6003: Empirical Research Methods
INTA 6102: International Relations Theory
INTA 8803 VB: Special Topics: Immigration in the EU and US
INTA 8803 JH: Special Topics: Strategy and Arms Control
INTA 6004: Modelling, Forecasting, and Decision Making
INTA 6202 Comparative Politics
INTA 6302: International Political Economy
INTA 6306: Globalization
INTA 6015: Technology and Military Organization
INTA 6103: International Security
INTA 8803 KM: Special Topics: Science, Technology, and Security
INTA 6742: Modelling, Simulation, and Military Gaming
INTA 8803 JJ: Special Topics: The Challenge of Terrorism
INTA 8803 AA: Special Topics: Privacy Technology, Policy, and Law

Reading Comprehension Tutoring

I received a B.A. in English-Creative Writing from Berry College in May of 2007. My cumulative average for all English courses was a 4.0. Classes taken include:
*English 210: British Literature I
*English 214: World Literature
*English 221: American Literature I
*English 240: Introduction to Literary Studies
*English 303: Advanced Rhetoric and Writing
*English 329: Modern British Literature
*English 337: Western Literary Tradition
*English 422: Studies in Major Authors (Austen)
*English 428: Topics in Literature and Language: Southern Women Writers

Additionally, although my graduate coursework does not include classes that specifically focus on reading comprehension, these skills are absolutely essential for success. As such, I feel that my reading comprehension skills have only improved as I continue my education, and I look forward to working with your student to improve their reading and retention as well.

Writing Tutoring

In addition to my I B.A. in English-Creative Writing from Berry College in May of 2007, I have also pursued a career field that relies heavily on writing well. As such, although none of my coursework in my Masters and PhD includes "writing" in the title, I have studied writing throughout graduate school. Every class that I have taken in graduate school required at least one 20-page paper meaning that, over the course of 4 years, I have written at least 800 pages in that time, not including academic articles and presentations. My cumulative average for both my Masters and PhD coursework is a 3.8 and I am frequently complemented on my writing by my professors.

Writing Advance Tutoring

In addition to my I B.A. in English-Creative Writing from Berry College in May of 2007, I have also pursued a career field that relies heavily on writing well. As such, although none of my coursework in my Masters and PhD includes "writing" in the title, I have studied writing throughout graduate school. Every class that I have taken in graduate school required at least one 20-page paper meaning that, over the course of 4 years, I have written at least 800 pages in that time, not including academic articles and presentations. My cumulative average for both my Masters and PhD coursework is a 3.8 and I am frequently complemented on my writing by my professors.

AP English Tutoring

I took the AP American English exam in 2006--my junior year of high school--and received a 5, the highest possible score. I then received a B.A. in English-Creative Writing from Berry College in May of 2007. My cumulative average for all English courses was a 4.0. Classes taken include:
*English 210: British Literature I
*English 214: World Literature
*English 221: American Literature I
*English 240: Introduction to Literary Studies
*English 300: Writing for Online Environments
*English 302: Introduction to Creative Writing: Fiction
*English 303: Advanced Rhetoric and Writing
*English 329: Modern British Literature
*English 337: Western Literary Tradition
*English 422: Studies in Major Authors (Austen)
*English 428: Topics in Literature and Language: Southern Women Writers
*English 471: Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction

Although I have not taught AP English in a formal high school setting, I am confident that I can leverage my experience in this area to help your student prepare to do their best on their own AP exam.

AP History Tutoring

I took the AP U.S. History Exam in the spring of 2006--my junior year of high school--and received a 5, the highest possible score. I then went on to receive a B.S. in Government from Berry college in 2011, a M.S. in International Relations from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2013, and am currently working on my Ph.D. in Counterterrorism and Nanotechnology. As you might imagine, these focuses required a fair amount of historical knowledge. Relevant coursework includes:
*AP U.S. History
*HIS 101 - Europe from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment
*POL 103 - Introduction to World Politics
*GOV 318 - Ancient Political Philosophy
*GOV 319 - Modern Political Philosophy
*GOV 321 I - International Relations
*GOV 325 - Global Environmental Politics
*GOV 393 - Social Science Research Methods
*GOV 411 - International Law and Organizations
*GOV 417 - Constitutional Law: American Political Institutions
*GOV 418 - Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights

My graduate coursework in International Relations includes courses such as:
INTA 6003: Empirical Research Methods
INTA 6102: International Relations Theory
INTA 8803 VB: Special Topics: Immigration in the EU and US
INTA 8803 JH: Special Topics: Strategy and Arms Control
INTA 6004: Modelling, Forecasting, and Decision Making
INTA 6202 Comparative Politics
INTA 6302: International Political Economy
INTA 6306: Globalization
INTA 6015: Technology and Military Organization
INTA 6103: International Security
INTA 8803 KM: Special Topics: Science, Technology, and Security
INTA 6742: Modelling, Simulation, and Military Gaming
INTA 8803 JJ: Special Topics: The Challenge of Terrorism
INTA 8803 AA: Special Topics: Privacy Technology, Policy, and Law

History Tutoring

I took the AP U.S. History Exam in the spring of 2006--my junior year of high school--and received a 5, the highest possible score. I then went on to receive a B.S. in Government from Berry college in 2011, a M.S. in International Relations from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2013, and am currently working on my Ph.D. in Counterterrorism and Nanotechnology. As you might imagine, these focuses required a fair amount of historical knowledge. Relevant coursework includes:
*AP U.S. History
*HIS 101 - Europe from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment
*POL 103 - Introduction to World Politics
*GOV 318 - Ancient Political Philosophy
*GOV 319 - Modern Political Philosophy
*GOV 321 I - International Relations
*GOV 325 - Global Environmental Politics
*GOV 393 - Social Science Research Methods
*GOV 411 - International Law and Organizations
*GOV 417 - Constitutional Law: American Political Institutions
*GOV 418 - Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights

My graduate coursework in International Relations includes courses such as:
INTA 6003: Empirical Research Methods
INTA 6102: International Relations Theory
INTA 8803 VB: Special Topics: Immigration in the EU and US
INTA 8803 JH: Special Topics: Strategy and Arms Control
INTA 6004: Modelling, Forecasting, and Decision Making
INTA 6202 Comparative Politics
INTA 6302: International Political Economy
INTA 6306: Globalization
INTA 6015: Technology and Military Organization
INTA 6103: International Security
INTA 8803 KM: Special Topics: Science, Technology, and Security
INTA 6742: Modelling, Simulation, and Military Gaming
INTA 8803 JJ: Special Topics: The Challenge of Terrorism
INTA 8803 AA: Special Topics: Privacy Technology, Policy, and Law

Social Studies Tutoring

I took the AP U.S. History Exam in the spring of 2006--my junior year of high school--and received a 5, the highest possible score. I then went on to receive a B.S. in Government from Berry college in 2011, a M.S. in International Relations from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2013, and am currently working on my Ph.D. in Counterterrorism and Nanotechnology. As you might imagine, these focuses required a fair amount of historical knowledge. Relevant coursework includes:
*AP U.S. History
*HIS 101 - Europe from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment
*POL 103 - Introduction to World Politics
*GOV 318 - Ancient Political Philosophy
*GOV 319 - Modern Political Philosophy
*GOV 321 I - International Relations
*GOV 325 - Global Environmental Politics
*GOV 393 - Social Science Research Methods
*GOV 411 - International Law and Organizations
*GOV 417 - Constitutional Law: American Political Institutions
*GOV 418 - Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights

Math Tutoring

Although my degrees are not in math, the technical focus of my work requires me to have an understanding of mathematical concepts. Not only did I take Calculus I, 2 semesters of Chemistry, and Astronomy during my undergraduate career, but I also completed 3 semesters of graduate-level Materials Science and Engineering courses for my PhD minor. Given this background, I am confident that I can help your child with his or her elementary-level math homework, and I look forward to using a different side of my brain!

Elementary Math Tutoring

Although my degrees are not in math, the technical focus of my work requires me to have an understanding of mathematical concepts. Not only did I take Calculus I, 2 semesters of Chemistry, and Astronomy during my undergraduate career, but I also completed 3 semesters of graduate-level Materials Science and Engineering courses for my PhD minor. Given this background, I am confident that I can help your child with his or her elementary-level math homework, and I look forward to using a different side of my brain!