Curious students will create their own path and will strive to learn on their own despite the challenges they may face later on. I believe that it is the teacher’s calling to not only teach, but to inspire. Curiosity is the one motivator, I believe, that can drive any student to enjoy education.

I have received a B.S. Mathematics degree from Pacific Union College in June of 2014 with a minor degree in chemistry. I have specialized my study of mathematics into Mathematical Theory more so than Applied Math. I have taken classes in Abstract Algebra, Topology, Real Analysis, Complex Variables, Number Theory, and etc. I have gained a love for Abstract Algebra and continue to educate myself in such a beautiful subject.

I have led astronomy laboratories as the head astronomy teacher’s assistant for 2 years at Pacific Union College. I was in charge of educating the students in the lab material as well as guiding and assessing their work on an individual and group basis. I have also taken opportunities to be a teacher’s assistant in Logic & Set Theory and some experience in Physics as well.

I have been the Vice President of the student Math & Physics Club at Pacific Union College for two years. I have been in charge of planning and overseeing events which served hundreds of students at a time.In my spare time, I enjoy reading books on mathematical theory, a favorite of which is Abstract Algebra. In my less-academic pursuits, I do enjoy social gaming, complex music, and exotic pets.