teaching
I have served as a Graduate Student Instructor at the University of Michigan, and during my undergraduate years at Davidson I worked as a TA/grader for several math, CS, and physics-related courses. Here are some of the courses and roles I’ve taken on.
University of Michigan
- Graduate Student Instructor, EECS 445 Introduction to Machine Learning - Led discussions and supported students on core ML topics including supervised learning, neural networks, optimization, and model evaluation - Spring 2026
Davidson College
- PHY-125 General Physics I w/Calc (34 students) - Fall 2022
- PHY-235 General Physics II w/Calc (27 students) - Spring 2023
- MAT-235 Differential Equations (28 students) - Fall 2023
- Math/CS General Tutor: Counseled 20+ students with coding (Python, Java) and computational topics like Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Discrete Structures - Fall 2022 - Current
- Chinese Apprentice Teacher: Mentored 20+ students through 100+ instructional hours, facilitated advanced topic lectures, and assisted students’ independent research projects - Fall 2021 - Spring 2022
I find great enjoyment in tutoring and am eager to continue this path in my future academic pursuits. Particularly, I am passionate about supporting students from minority backgrounds, drawing on my own experiences as a first-generation college student. If you believe I could be of any sort of help, please don’t hesitate to reach out!