Professional History

Education

I received a B.S. from University of Dallas (2019) in Physics summa cum laude, with an Applied Mathematics concentration, a M.S. from Rice University (2021) in Physics, and a PhD from Rice University (2024) in Physics.

Teaching

Over the past decade, I have honed my skills in private tutoring across subjects including physics, algebra, calculus, chemistry, Latin, English, and essay writing. Professionally, I worked as a teaching assistant for undergraduates from 2017-2020.

Writing

I have contributed and written scientific peer-reviewed papers and am an award-winning magazine essayist. My doctoral dissertation was nominated for the prestigious Wilson Award by Rice University. I have been awarded multiple research grants from institutions like the National Science Foundation and the Department of Energy. My role as an editor at a university journal of science has further refined my expertise in communicating scientific advancements. Additionally, I have supported students in gaining admissions and fellowships at top-tier institutions in Physics, medicine, and college.

Awards

My academic and professional achievements have been recognized with numerous awards, including competitive scholarships, graduate fellowships, and research grants. For a detailed list, please refer to my CV.

Personal

I live in Little Rock, Arkansas, with my husband and two children. I enjoy baking, running, reading, and family.

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