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Daniel T. - $60.00/hr - Gainesville, FL - View Daniel T. >>
...I published one of my papers in an academic journal and another won me the Research Paper of the Year award at my university. I have an MS degree in International Security and Intelligence Studies. This is an area of specialization within social science that includes the study of geography, political science, international law and international relations. (read more)
Anya B. - $35.00/hr - Gainesville, FL - View Anya B. >>
...At the University of Florida, I designed and taught a high school biomedical research camp and a teacher professional development program. In this role, I worked with middle schoolers, high schoolers, and teachers in group and one-on-one settings. I have a year of experience tutoring at the col... (read more)
Sophia M. - $40.00/hr - Gainesville, FL - View Sophia M. >>
...As much as I love the science I do, the most impactful part of my work is getting to help students. I got the chance to be an undergraduate teaching assistant in a biology lab when I was still at UT, and then the primary lab instructor for an introductory plant pathology course here at UF. I'm also a teaching assistant for a more botany-focused lecture class. (read more)
Crystal R. - $125.00/hr - Gainesville, FL - View Crystal R. >>
...Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions or concerns and I look forward to working with you. I'm an Attending physician who has worked with several students at various institutions for academic and career development. I have also served on many admissions committees and have developed a skill in helping others achieve their career goals. (read more)
Christine E. - $125.00/hr - Gainesville, FL - View Christine E. >>
...I understand the challenges and struggles students face when learning accounting. My professional accounting, management and leadership background enables me to contribute real-life examples and case studies when I am teaching complex accounting topics. As an instructor, I place the student, not the material, at the center of her instructional model. (read more)