Newcastle tutors

David

David earned his Bachelor's in Science and Engineering from the Operations Research and Financial Engineering Department of Princeton University. He has worked as a software developer and quantitative analyst for major Wall Street investment firms and banks. David was the valedictorian of his high school and won a National Merit Scholarship.

David tutors Mathematics (through multivariable calculus), Computer Science, Statistics, Economics, Probability, Game Theory, and Financial Modeling.

In his spare time, he enjoys playing tennis, basketball, and skiing around the country.

Julia

Julia received a bachelor's degree in English from Princeton University and a master's degree in Media and Public Affairs from George Washington University, where she taught undergraduate journalism. She has written for numerous local and national publications including Pascack Valley Community Life newspaper, Country Living magazine and the Journal of Popular Culture. Julia also interned for the National Geographic Channel, Good Housekeeping, and New Media Strategies, a strategic communications consulting firm. Her Princeton senior thesis won the Asher Hinds American Studies Prize and she received the Larry King scholarship to attend GWU for graduate school.

When she is not writing or reading on her Kindle, Julia enjoys collecting old post cards and doing water sports.

Julia tutors English and writing.

Ram

Ram earned his bachelor's degree in mathematics from Princeton University, where he also authored two papers to be published in a prestigious physics journal. Ram taught high school mathematics as part of Teach for America.

He has a passion for tutoring Mathematics, Physics, and German.

In his free time, Ram enjoys playing the tuba, exploring current Hip Hop and fashion scenes, as well as dabbling in probability and elementary number theory.

Anjali

Anjali has earned a Bachelor's of Science in Biochemistry and a Bachelor's of Arts in Public Health, both with honors. She also has a Master's of Science in Education from Hunter College. The University of Rochester awarded her a citation in leadership for serving as a highly effective Teaching Assistant in General Biology, Biochemistry, General Inorganic Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry - all of which she loves to tutor.

Anjali has taught as part of Teach for America, for which she was nominated from among 300 other teachers for the prestigious Sue Lehman Excellence in Teaching Award, Teach for America's highest honor.