In 2021, I graduated magna cum laude from Ocean County College with an A.S. degree in science. I was a Phi Theta Kappa honors society member and received the Jennie Horne Cece Award for outstanding academic achievement. After graduation, I accepted a merit scholarship to Georgian Court University, where I received the Academic Achievement Award in the Chemical Sciences and will graduate in 2024. I am pursuing a major in biochemistry and a minor in biology and mathematics. I have accepted an offer at Seton Hall University to pursue a PhD in chemistry.
I have tutored many students at Ocean County College in Anatomy and Physiology, General Chemistry, and Microbiology. At Georgian Court, I have tutored students in Biology, Organic Chemistry l, Organic Chemistry Il, General Chemistry l and ll, and Chemistry for the health sciences.
I focus on establishing a solid foundation of concepts, focusing on critical thinking instead of pure memorization. I love science, and I try to make learning fun by relating the material to real-life experiences. By breaking up the material into fundamental principles, I have had success with everyone I have tutored.

I received an A in Calculus ll and lll, Anatomy and Physiology l and ll, Microbiology, Cellular Biology, Immunology, Physics ll, General Chemistry l and ll, Organic Chemistry l and ll, Biochemistry l and ll, Analytical Chemistry, and Quantum Chemistry. I have helped many students raise their grades in Organic Chemistry, Biology, and General Chemistry so they did not have to withdraw from the course.

In the summer of 2022, I was chosen to conduct summer research at the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Facility at Princeton University, funded by the National Science Foundation.

My goal is to help students achieve their goals and develop confidence in the sciences. I welcome any questions or suggestions from parents, so feel free to contact me anytime.