Hello! My name is Ashley. I am a sophomore, double majoring in journalism and data science for political science. I am proficient in statistics and Calculus 1 and 2. I want to provide guidance and encouragement to help students feel confident in their math abilities.

My name is Eliana Dente and I am a senior majoring in Justice & Law (Criminal Justice concentration) and Political Science with a minor in Psychology. I have completed Intro to Justice Research and Research Methods in Psychology and am interested in data within the political science field. I understand how much anxiety comes with not understanding a concept or falling behind in a course first-hand and want to make a safe environment to express concerns and collaborate to create a strong understanding of the material. I have experience with Excel and Sheets with some background with STATA. I can tutor most Q1 courses and have worked as a Math Teaching Assistant and Student Ambassador for AU, so I am highly familiar with resources and can help navigate STAT-202, 160, 203, and 204 alongside 100-lvl MATH courses, too!

Hi, I’m Lydia! I’m an applied math major here at AU. I’m currently a senior expecting to graduate in Fall 2024. I’ve taken calculus 1,2,3, differential equations, linear algebra, foundations, and both real and complex analysis.

As a Data Science master's student, I bring a solid foundation in statistics and hands-on experience in tutoring statistical methods and R programming. I am excited to support students in mastering complex concepts and achieving their academic goals. Let's work together to make learning engaging and effective!

Hi, my name is Meet Patel, and I am a Master's student specializing in Data Science. I am proficient in teaching R programming using R Studio and Excel, and I also have experience with StatCrunch. My tutoring philosophy focuses on being patient and practical, helping students understand complex concepts by breaking them down into manageable steps. I'm here to support you in mastering statistical software and interpreting your data effectively.

Qianqi (Martin) currently is a student in Washington College of Law, pursuing a Juris Doctor degree. Prior to his law school experience, Qianqi finished his Bachelor’s degree in George Washington University with specializations in Mathematics and International Affairs. He later went to Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies for his Master’s degree in International Relations. Qianqi is good at basic mathematical reasoning, Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Introductory Statistics. His teaching methodology focuses on application of theoretical and abstract rules to problems and exercises.

Hi, my name is Yen Jo (Sally) Lee and I am a Master's student specializing in Data Science.  I’ve worked with R extensively through courses in statistics and regression analysis. My approach to tutoring is patient and practical, breaking down concepts step-by-step. If you're looking for help with R programming, I am here to help!

I am Yi-Hung Lu, but you can call me Harry Lu. I have a strong foundation in statistical analysis and data science, with a deep understanding of various statistical concepts and methodologies.  My tutoring philosophy emphasizes fostering a deep comprehension of the material through practical application and interactive learning. I am proficient in R Studio, Python, SPSS, and Excel. Additionally, I am capable of teaching Machine Learning, and NLP, helping students build a strong base for advanced studies.

I am a senior pursuing my dual degree in legal studies and mathematics. This is my third semester tutoring in the math and stats lab. My favorite class to tutor is any calculus class! In my free time I like to read mystery books and bake cookies.

Grace Goverman is an MS Statistics student in the biostatistics concentration. With a background is in providing quantitative consulting to public health nonprofits and public programs, she is excited to meet students where they are and help them become excited about math, statistical theory, and coding. 

A passionate statistics tutor at American University, helping students succeed in their courses.

My name is Meg Norten, and I am a sophomore majoring in Data Science and Economics. I have taken several statistics courses, including Intermediate Statistics and currently, Econometrics, and I am also trained in Calculus. I am proficient in R, and I am excited to further my statistical software skills this semester by learning Python and Stata. I believe students learn best when they can relate to their tutor and feel hope knowing there is a learning curve to everything!

Nate is pursuing a master’s degree in data science after serving as a data analyst for the Navy. With a strong foundation in humanities, he earned his undergraduate degree in international relations and history from SIS. Nate is passionate about helping students understand the real-world applications of statistical and coding concepts, believing that learning is most effective when students grasp the "why" behind the methods. He specializes in tutoring R, Excel, and Python, bringing both practical and academic expertise to his sessions. You can read a full bio here. 

Bio coming soon. 

Wendy Eldred is a senior math major with minors in Spanish and Computer Science. She is the president of Not Math Club and in her spare time enjoys reading, running, and crossword puzzles. Wendy is from Chapel Hill, North Carolina.