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Peter S.

Private tutor in New York, NY

Education

Majoring in Structural Engineering at Columbia University, and Physics at Pacific Lutheran University through the Dual Degree program. I am currently in my fourth of the five mandatory years in the dual Engineering/Physics program. GPA: 3.54/4.00; Graduation date: May 2016

Experience

Past Field Experience: -Civil Engineering Intern at the Department of Energy Argonne National Laboratory, experience in the civil engineering industry, applied learned math and science concepts, and presented a project to my department supervisors who funded my proposal: May 2013-August 2013 -Admissions Ambassador at Pacific Lutheran University, offering experience in the admissions process and what admissions counselors look for: January 2013-May 2014 -Process Engineering Intern at Toray Composites America, offering experience in professionalism and aerospace industry work. Conducted many personal investigative interviews, and refined communication and interpersonal skills in a professional environment.

Subject Expertise

Physics, Science, Pre-Calculus, Geometry, Algebra 1, SAT Math, Trigonometry, Organization, Study Skills, Writing, Math, Calculus 1

Availability

Mon/Wed/Fri, Tues/Thurs, Saturday

Can Meet

Up to 25 minutes away for no additional charge

Hobbies

I played the trombone and tuba in jazz and concert bands for five years throughout middle and high school, and was eventually promoted to be a section leader. I also played competitive men's tennis for four years, and served as the youth representative from my synod of the ELCA to the church-wide council. In College I moved on to participate in student government and Pacific Lutheran University's Ultimate Frisbee team. I am currently a member of the American Society of Civil engineers - Columbia Students Chapter, Columbia Lutherans, and the Roosevelt Institute at Columbia University. Aside from formal groups and curricular interests I also find ethics and philosophy very interesting, and enjoy outings to musical concerts of several different genres whenever I can. My passion is for architecture and beautiful feats of engineering, particularly in civil structures, highrise buildings, and skyscrapers. I often look back to those influential people who helped me discover and pursue my passion, people who astounded me and were my dream to live up to. It is my hope to similarly be this kind of inspiration to a future generation of thinkers and innovative leaders.