I attended Christopher Newport University and am transferring to the University of Virginia this fall, where I will study finance at the McIntire School of Commerce. At CNU, I served as one of three joint portfolio managers for the student investment fund, which managed over $500,000 in assets, and I earned Dean’s List honors both semesters. In high school, I was captain of my varsity soccer team and served as vice president of the Investment Club at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.
What have your teaching opportunities been outside of Fairfax Collegiate?I spent a summer in high school working as a tutor with STEMTREE Education, guiding students through STEM-focused lessons and activities. I also volunteered with Learn-To-Be Tutors, providing virtual academic support to underserved students across various subjects. Additionally, in high school, I led Bible study meetings through my school’s Bible study club.
What sort of experience have you had in the subject you’ll be teaching this summer?I have hands-on experience with 3D Printing and 3D Modeling from my senior year engineering project, where I built a mostly 3D-printed portable wind turbine that generated up to 12 watts of power at wind speeds of 8–16 mph. In high school, I also took biology, chemistry, AP Calculus, and several engineering courses, as well as scoring a 5 on the AP Calculus AB exam and earned a 33 on the ACT, with a 32 in math and a 31 in science.
What excites you about teaching and working with students?I’m excited to be in an environment where I can share my love of learning with the young students at Fairfax Collegiate. I look forward to creating a welcoming and focused classroom where students' creativity, curiosity, and enthusiasm can thrive.
Outside of work, what are some hobbies you enjoy?I love to stay active, and I am always playing soccer, basketball, hitting the gym, or going cliff jumping in West Virginia. I also love to watch F1 and the Premier League, go to Church, and I'm currently trying to learn Hebrew.
Session | Location | Morning Class | Afternoon Class |
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Session I | Tysons | 3D Printing 7-9 | Intro to 3D Printing 5-6 |
Session II | Tysons | 3D Modeling 5-6 | Biomedical Engineering 7-9 |
Session III | Tysons | 3D Printing 7-9 | Intro to 3D Printing 5-6 |
Session IV | Tysons | Biomedical Engineering 7-9 | 3D Modeling 5-6 |
Session V | McLean | Fractions and Decimals 3-4 | Decimals and Integers 5-6 |