Shan Akiraj
University of Virginia
Shan Akiraj is a Senior at UVA studying Computer Science. This is Shan’s second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science Principles. Apart from tutoring, Shan has worked as a student instructor teaching Taekwondo. Additionally, Shan enjoys playing soccer and chess and is a member of the Barbell Club at his school. Shan is originally from Richmond, Virginia.
Mateen Afshari
University of Virginia
Mateen Afshari is a third year at the University of Virginia studying Computer Science in the school of engineering. This is his first time working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for AP CSP. Apart from tutoring, Mateen enjoys playing chess, weight lifting, and is a member of UVA barbell club and club wrestling. Mateen is originally from Richmond, Virginia.
Noah Amidon
Dartmouth College
Noah Amidon is a Freshman at Dartmouth College studying Government focusing on International Relations and Public Policy. This is Noah’s first time working with the Global Teaching project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Biology. In high school Noah was the national runner-up in Public Forum Debate at the NCFL Grand National tournament, and hopes to continues debating in college. In non-academic areas Noah enjoys cooking and going on hikes. Noah is originally from Oxford, MS.
Alexa Berezowitz
Yale University
Alexa Berezowitz is a Yale graduate studying Biomedical Engineering and Spanish. This is her second year teaching AP Biology with the Global Teaching Project, but she has had experience peer tutoring Yale students in advanced Calculus. Alexa participated in Division I collegiate gymnastics during her time at Yale. She graduated from both high school and college in 3 years each, and she is currently working as a research assistant at UCLA in the thoracic oncology department in the hopes of attending the UCLA/CalTech joint MD/PhD program in the future.
David Bieger
University of Virginia
David Bieger is a rising fourth year at the University of Virginia. He is a double major in Physics and Computer Science. This is his third year with the Global Teaching Project. In his free time, David likes to go to the gym, read fantasy books, and play pickleball. David is originally from Bristol, TN.
Anna Blanchfield
Harvard University
Anna Blanchfield is a senior at Harvard University studying Chemical and Physical Biology. This is Anna’s fourth year working with Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Physics 1. Anna is currently conducting neuroscience research in Dr. Park’s lab and also has extensive tutoring experience in Algebra and SAT Prep. Anna has also been involved in campus activities at Harvard, including the Harvard Quidditch Club and the Noteables, a non-audition Broadway show choir.
Decker Bristow
University of Virginia
Decker Bristow is a fourth year at the University of Virginia studying Computer Science in the school of engineering. This is his third year working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for AP CSP. Decker loves to play pickup basketball and joined an intramural basketball team. He is also involved in Greek life at UVA. The past two summers, Decker interned at Capital One as a software developer. Originally from Richmond, he grew up teaching swim lessons to kids of all ages.
Charlotte Browder
University of Virginia
Charlotte Browder is a fourth year at the University of Virginia studying systems engineering and environmental sciences. This is her third year working with the Global Teaching Project as a tutor for AP Computer Science Principles. Apart from tutoring, at UVa she is a member of Engineers Going Global, Society of Women Engineers, and Delta Zeta sorority. Additionally, Charlotte enjoys running, baking, and spending time with friends, family, and her dog. Charlotte is originally from Richmond, VA.
Gracemarie Buehlmann
University of Virginia / University of Colorado Boulder
Gracemarie Buehlmann is a second year Ph.D. student at the University of Colorado Boulder. This is Gracemarie’s second year working as a Teaching Assistant for AP Physics with the Global Teaching Project. Outside of tutoring, Gracemarie enjoys knitting, playing the trombone, and hiking. Gracemarie is originally from Arlington, Virginia.
Madison Butchko
Yale College
Madison is a senior at Yale College, majoring in Physics and East Asian Studies. At Yale, Madison serves at the president of Society of Physics Students and Her Campus. She values expressing herself through writing, playing piano, and her artwork. Madison also has a plethora of hobbies, including reading, doing calligraphy, long distance running, and writing her own recipes.
Conner Caldwell
University of Mississippi
Conner Caldwell is a graduate of the University of Mississippi. He is currently working as a 2nd year teacher for Seaman High School in Topeka, KS. This will be his first year working with the Global Teaching Project. Conner is originally from Belmont, MS, where he graduated valedictorian of his class at Belmont High School.
Lasya Cheruvu
Rutgers University
Lasya Cheruvu is a junior at Rutgers University, majoring in Genetics. This is Lasya’s second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Biology. Apart from tutoring, she does research in neuroscience and genetics, volunteers as an EMT, and works for an emergency medicine-centered non-profit. In her free time, she enjoys music and working out. Lasya is originally from Hillsborough, New Jersey.
Claire Cizdziel
Columbia University
Claire Cizdziel is a junior at Columbia University studying electrical engineering and computer science. This is Claire’s second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant. Apart from tutoring, Claire is on the board of the Columbia Space Initiative, Robogals, the Society of Women Engineers, and the China Dance team. Additionally, she enjoys creating new projects in the Columbia Makerspace and exploring New York City. Claire is originally from Oxford, Mississippi.
Christian Dunne
University of Notre Dame
Christian is a sophomore at the University of Notre Dame studying computer science. This is his second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science Principles. Apart from tutoring, Christian participates in school- and community-wide music and theatre programs. Additionally, Christian enjoys programming and playing soccer. Christian is originally from Starkville, Mississippi.
Sarah Echols
University of Virginia
Sarah Echols is a fourth year at the University of Virginia studying biology. This is her third semester working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Biology. Apart from tutoring, Sarah works in a UVA Research Clinic and volunteers regularly with the UVA Chapter of Remote Area Medical at different clinics on the east coast. Additionally, Sarah enjoys ballet, piano, and working with kids as a camp counselor over the summers. Sarah is originally from Richmond, Virginia.
Kareem Elgohry
Vanderbilt University
Kareem Elgohry is a third year student at The Vanderbilt University studying Computer Science. This is his third year working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for AP Computer Science Principles and AP Physics 1. In his free time, Kareem enjoys being outdoors, playing sports, and learning new languages. He is also a member of the robotics, ultimate frisbee, and table tennis teams at Vanderbilt. Kareem grew up in Oxford, Mississippi.
Ian Espy
Harvard
Ian hails from Jackson, Mississippi, and is a recent graduate from Harvard College, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in integrative biology. He has worked with the Global Teaching project for over three years, tutoring mainly AP Physics and Biology. Outside the classroom, he loves trivia nights, exploring cities through biking, and learning new languages.
Zaid Fada
University of Virginia
Born and raised in the Middle East, Zaid is a first-generation immigrant from Jordan. Due to his background, it is no surprise he has a deep passion for technology and software development, as it has provided him, and many other families like his, a way to communicate and connect with loved ones worldwide. As a Computer Science student at UVA’s School of Engineering and Applied Science with a minor in Data Science, Zaid is deeply excited by the freedom that programming provides him. He views software development and programming as the perfect outlet to combine his creative and technical sides and is thrilled to spend a summer working on projects that are efficient, beautiful, and which unite us globally.
Jake Flynn
University of Virginia
Jake Flynn is a 3rd year student at the University of Virginia studying biology and minoring in technological entrepreneurship. He is originally from Fredericksburg, Virginia. This is currently Jake’s first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP biology. Outside of the classroom, he enjoys running, working out and traveling with friends.
Lydia Francis
University of Virginia
Lydia Francis is a third year at the University of Virginia studying Biomedical Engineering. She is also pursuing a minor in Computer Science and Engineering Business. This is her second year tutoring for the Global Teaching Project. She has worked in research labs for most of her college experience, and enjoys swimming and running in her free time. Lydia has always loved playing soccer and is from Pittsburgh, PA.
Christopher Goodhart
University of Virginia
Christopher Goodhart is a senior at the University of Virginia studying computer science and physics. This is the second year that he has worked with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for AP Physics. Christopher is a part of the student game developers club at the University of Virginia, and in his free time he enjoys videogames, volleyball, working out, and learning musical instruments. Christopher is from Sterling, Virginia.
Marcos Gonzalez
University of Virginia
Marcos Gonzalez is a 4th year at the University of Virginia studying biology and psychology. He joined the Global Teaching Project in 2022 as a Teaching Assistant for AP biology. Apart from tutoring, Marcos is an active member of Daniel Hale Williams pre-health honor society at his school and is the diversity and inclusion chair for his fraternity. Marcos enjoys intramural soccer, skateboarding, snowboarding, and movies.
Evan Gregory
University of Mississippi
Evan was born in Tokyo, Japan, but has lived in the United States most of his life. He graduated in the Honor Roll at St. Joseph High School in St. Joseph, Michigan. He currently goes to school at the University of Mississippi, where he plans to get a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. He is also currently enrolled in the ISS program at the university. He hopes to use his knowledge to enter the cyber-security field in the future. Evan was inspired to go into computer science because of his love for video games. He has prior tutoring experience, having tutored students as part of the Honors Society at his high school.
Chris Hays
Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Yale University
Chris Hays is a PhD student at MIT studying the impacts of algorithmic systems on society. He graduated from Yale with a BS in Computer Science. This is his second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for Statistics. In addition to tutoring, Chris enjoys reading fiction, especially magical realism, running and cooking/baking. Chris is originally from Charlottesville, Virginia.
Carson Hill
Mississippi State University / Georgia Tech
Carson Hill is a sophmore at Georgia Tech studying Physics and Computer Science. He is originally from Brandon, Mississippi. This is his second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science Principles and AP Physics 1. In addition to tutoring, Carson enjoys math, programming, chess, photography, video editing, and graphic design.
Ava Hogan
University of Virginia
Ava Hogan is in her third year at the University of Virginia. She is majoring in Neuroscience. This is her first year with the Global Teaching Project. For fun, Ava enjoys reading, painting, and is very involved in research in educational neuroscience. She is from Vienna, VA.
Andrea Huang
Columbia University
Andrea Huang is a recent graduate of Columbia University where she majored in computer science and concentrated in history. This is her second semester with Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for Computer Science Principles. She has previously been an instructor for Girls Who Code and has research and professional experience relating to the Internet of Things. In her free time, she enjoys running, reading, and crocheting. Andrea is originally from Brentwood, TN. She now works as a software engineer at Amazon in New York City.
Makaila Huish
University of Virginia
Makaila Huish is a fourth year at the University of Virginia studying Psychology and Statistics with a concentration in Data Science. This is her first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Statistics. In her free time, she enjoys reading, crocheting, hiking, and baking. In the future, she hopes to become a Professor and continue teaching. Makaila is originally from Scottsdale, Arizona but has lived in Richmond, Virginia for the past 6 years.
Wyatt Kremer
Yale University
Wyatt Kremer is a junior at Yale University pursuing the Intensive Physics major with an Advanced Language Certificate in ancient Egyptian. This is his third year with the Global Teaching Project as an AP Physics 1 Teaching Assistant, and he is excited to share his passion for finding the elegance within the equations and why it is powerful to have this raw understanding of the natural world. In his efforts to expand the physics community, Wyatt has served as a Co-President for the Yale chapter of the Society of Physics Students and board member of the undergraduate student advisory committee. He has broad interests in quantum gravity, field theory, quantum many-body systems, and quantum computing. Additionally, he loves collecting rocks and minerals and reading Middle Egyptian hieroglyphic texts in the original. Wyatt was born and raised in Minden, Nevada.
Gauri Kumar
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Gauri is a freshman at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign studying electrical engineering. This is her first year working as an AP Physics 1 teaching assistant for the Global Teaching Project. In her free time, Gauri loves to take apart machines, run, and eat dark chocolate.
Rahul Kumar
Mississippi State University
Rahul Kumar is a sophomore at Mississippi State University studying Computer Engineering. This is his first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for AP Computer Science Principles. Apart from tutoring, Rahul also enjoys playing and coaching tennis, programming, and going to the gym in his free time. Rahul is originally from Greenville, Mississippi.
Anh-Thu Le
Harvard University
Anh-Thu Le is a sophomore from Harvard University studying Applied Math and Economics. This is her second year teaching AP Computer Science Principles at GTP. She is originally from Oxford, MS. On campus, she is a Case Associate for the Harvard Consulting for the Business and the Environment and a Community Junior Director for the Harvard Association for US-China Relations.
Claire Lichty
University of Virginia
Claire is currently a third year computer science and drama major at the University of Virginia. Outside of her primary work as a research assistant, she enjoys volunteering for Camp Kesem, performing in her comedy group, and tutoring, of course. This is her first year with the Global Teaching Project. She is originally from Oakland, California
Kevin Lin
Harvard University
Kevin Lin is a recent graduate of Harvard College where he studied Neuroscience. This is his second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Biology. At Harvard, Kevin was the the Editor-At-Large of The Harvard Crimson’s long-form magazine board, tutored organic chemistry, physics, and biochemistry, and served as a house advising peer (HAP) for his house community. In his free time, he enjoys endurance weightlifting, wheel-thrown ceramics, and thrifting and collecting jackets.
Blake Magnuson
Yale University
Blake Magnuson is a senior at Yale studying applied mathematics. This is his first year working as a Teaching Assistant with the Global Teaching Project. Outside of school, Blake enjoys backpacking, fishing, and skiing.
Numa Maryam
University of Mississippi
Numa Maryam is a sophomore at the University of Mississippi studying Biology and Spanish. This is Numa’s first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Biology. On campus, Numa serves a senator and ambassador for the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. In her free time, she likes doing arts and crafts, watching movies, and spending time with friends. Numa is originally from Oxford, Mississippi.
Seger McGuire
Mississippi State University
Seger McGuire is a second-year Educational Psychology PhD student at Mississippi State University. This is Seger’s first time working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for AP Statistics and as an Assistant Counselor. She has prior experience as a Resident Advisor at Mississippi State University. Her graduate research focuses on creativity in the educational setting. Seger is originally from Union, Mississippi.
David “Tripp” Mims
University of Virginia
Tripp is a current third-year student at the University of Virginia. This is his first year working with the Global Teaching Project. In his free time he likes to compete in powerlifting, read, and work on personal projects.
Travis Montgomery
University of Virginia
Travis Montgomery is a sophomore at the University of Virginia studying Computer Science and Data Science. This is Travis’ first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science Principles. Apart from tutoring, Travis enjoys being outdoors, either fishing, hunting, or hiking. Additionally, Travis enjoys playing disc golf and participating in his fraternity’s Intramural sports teams. Travis is originally from Richmond, Virginia.
Sam Moran
University of Virginia
Sam Moran is a second year at the University of Virginia studying Mechanical Engineering. This is Sam’s first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Physics 1. Apart from tutoring, he is in the Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, takes part in intermural sports, and participates in Greek life. Sam enjoys watching soccer, reading historical fiction, and music. He is originally from Richmond, Virginia.
Grace Morgan
University of Virginia
Grace Morgan is a fourth year at the University of Virginia studying Cognitive Science and Biology. This is her first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Biology. Apart from tutoring, she works as an EMT, does cancer research, and tutors in Organic Chemistry. Additionally, she enjoys reading, going to the gym, and being outdoors. Grace is originally from Leesburg, Virginia.
Carlos Negron
Vanderbilt University
Carlos Negron is a third-year student at Vanderbilt University studying Mechanical Engineering. This is his third year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Physics. Over the summer, he worked on various personal projects using rapid prototyping and microcontrollers. Additionally, he enjoys playing tennis, and video games. Carlos is originally from Coamo, Puerto Rico.
Sethu Odayappan
Harvard University
Sethu Odayappan graduated from Harvard University in May 2023 with a degree in Economics and Math. This is Sethu’s first year working as a Teaching Assistant for AP Statistics with the Global Teaching Project. In College. Sethu served as an academic peer tutor for statistics and economics courses. Sethu currently works as a Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow at MIT. Outside of school and work, Sethu enjoys watching sports, hanging out with friends, and reading the news.
Varshini Odayar
Harvard University
Varshini Odayar is a recent graduate of Harvard College, where she studied Neuroscience and Social Anthropology with a secondary in global health and health policy. She is an incoming MSc Student in Media Medicine, and Health at Harvard Medical School. She is a student EMT and co-founder of the health magazine, Health Righters. She has years of teaching experience and is eager to work with GTP!
Kieran O’Dell
University of Virginia
Kieran O’Dell is a fourth year at the University of Virginia, studying Computer Science and Mathematics. Kieran is excited to be coming back for his second year with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science Principals. Apart from tutoring, you could find Kieran playing guitar, competing in chess, or performing with his band around Charlottesville.
Sujith Panchumarthy
University of Virginia
Sujith Panchumarthy is a fourth year at the University of Virginia majoring in Physics and minoring in Data Science. This is his third year working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for AP Physics 1 & CSP. Apart from GTP, Sujith enjoys mountain biking and is passionate about Outdoors Club at UVA. Sujith is originally from Roanoke, VA.
Sarah Pentzke
Yale University
Sarah Pentzke is a junior at Yale University studying Economics. This is her first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a tutor for AP Physics 1. Apart from tutoring, she is a board member of the Yale Quantum Physics Coalition, is the project lead of the Yale Space Station Project, and is a member of Yale Undergraduate Diversified Investments. Additionally, Sarah enjoys playing video games, watching movies, and practicing the flute. She is originally from Cocoa, Florida.
Tre Peterson
Yale University
Tre Peterson is a Senior at Yale studying Biomedical Engineering. This is Tre’s third year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Physics 1. Apart from tutoring, Tre is a member of the back-to-back Ivy League Championship football team. Additionally, Tre enjoys creating artwork, learning new things, and exploring spirituality. Tre is originally from Columbus, GA.
Grant Petrosky
Vanderbilt University
Grant Petrosky is a junior with a double major in Biomedical Engineering and Electrical & Computer Engineering at Vanderbilt University. Grant is a Teaching Assistant for AP Physics, and this is his first year working with the Global Teaching Project. At school he is a member of Engineers Without Borders and does research in bone biomechanics. In his free time he enjoys working out, playing piano, and reading. Grant is from South Hadley, MA.
Claire Qu
Yale University
Claire is a junior at Yale University studying computer science. This is her first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science Principles. Apart from tutoring, Claire is a gymnast on the Yale Gymnastics Team and a board member on Yale’s Women and Gender Minorities in Computer Science. Outside of school, she enjoys watching the sunset and traveling. Claire is originally from Fremont, California.
Ainsley Raymond
Cornell University
Ainsley Raymond is a junior at Cornell University studying Mechanical Engineering and minoring in Inequality Studies, and this is her first year working as an AP Physics 1 teaching assistant for the Global Teaching Project. Ainsley is an engineer for Cornell Racing where she helps to design, build, and test electric race cars, and outside of school she loves hiking, coffee, and movies. As the child of a military family, Ainsley has lived all over the world, but Blacksburg, Virginia is the place she calls home.
Thomas Reiter
University of Virginia
Thomas Reiter is a third-year student at the University of Virginia studying Computer Science. This is Thomas’ second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science Principles. This past summer, Thomas interned in Lisbon, Portugal as a software engineer with a tech startup. In his free time, Thomas enjoys powerlifting, cooking, playing sports, and playing with his dogs. Thomas is originally from Richmond, VA, and served as a math tutor at his high school.
Elyas Sarwary
UCLA
Elyas Sarwary is a Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology graduate from UCLA. With a background in tutoring Biology, Chemistry, and Physics at San Diego colleges, he brings valuable teaching experience to his academic journey. Currently serving as a research assistant at UCLA Health, Elyas is actively involved in testing novel therapeutics for gastrointestinal cancers. Beyond his academic and professional pursuits, Elyas finds joy in working out at the gym, playing soccer and basketball, and embarking on road trips with friends. Originally from San Diego, California, Elyas brings a diverse set of experiences to his academic and personal endeavors.
Alek Schultz
University of Virginia
Alek Schultz is a third year at the University of Virginia studying Computer Science and Economics. This is his second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for computer science. Apart from GTP, he also competes for the UVA Collegiate Cyber Defense Team. Alek also enjoys gaming, watching and playing sports (including basketball and tennis), music, and is a huge Game of Thrones fan. He is from Falls Church, Virginia, but has lived all around the world.
Janani Sekar
Harvard College
Janani is a recent graduate of Harvard College where she studied Applied Mathematics. On campus, Janani worked on social science research, served as the Blog Chair of The Harvard Crimson, and taught dance to elementary schoolers through CityStep. She is a proud Californian and enjoys reading, drawing, and exploring national parks!
Mythri Sekar
Washington University of St. Louis
Mythri Sekar is a second year at Washington University in St. Louis studying Computer Science and Math. Mythri is originally from the SF Bay Area. She is a tutor for AP Computer Science Principles as part of the Global Teaching Project. She is a computer science teaching assistant at school, serves as the Director of Professional Development for WashU WiCS, and is the VP of Rem and Company Consulting on her campus. Additionally, Mythri enjoys being a part of WashU Rowing, hiking, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.
Quentin Shin
University of Virginia
Quentin Shin is a third-year student at the University of Virginia studying Biomedical Engineering with minors in Computer Science and Data Science. This is his first year working the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science Principles. Apart from tutoring, Quentin works in a biomechanics research lab and is the President of his fraternity. In his free time, he enjoys watching sports and working out.
Adam Stanfield
University of Mississippi
Adam Stanfield is a teacher at Alcorn Central High School, where he has just completed his second year of teaching Biology. He is from Belmont, Mississippi, where he graduated from Belmont High School. Adam graduated from the University of Mississippi with a degree in Biology. In his free time, Adam is an avid film buff and football fan.
Max Titov
University of Virginia
Max Titov is a third year at the University of Virginia majoring in Computer Engineering. This is his first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for AP CSP. In his free time, Max loves spending time in nature and is passionate about mountain biking and skiing. Max is from Sterling, Virginia.
Roma Tivare
Columbia University
Roma Tivare is a first year at Columbia University studying Political Science-Economics. This is her first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for AP Physics 1. Aside from being a tutor, Roma likes to read books, write, and explore new restaurants. She is a writer for the Columbia Political Review. Roma is originally from San Jose, California.
Jenna Tuohy
University of Virginia
Jenna Tuohy is a Third Year at UVA majoring in Systems Engineering and minoring in Computer Science and Engineering Business. This is Jenna’s first year working with the Global teaching Project as a AP Computer Science Principals Teaching Assistant. Apart from tutoring, Jenna does research in cybersecurity and human-factors, volunteers at Ronald McDonald House Charities, and is apart of UVA’s Society of Women in Engineering. In her free time, she enjoys reading, cycling, and any outdoor activities. Jenna is originally from Richmond, Virginia.
Sarah Wilson
Yale University
Sarah is a senior at Yale University studying biomedical engineering. This will be her second year working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant for physics. Apart from tutoring, Sarah does gymnastics on the Yale Gymnastics Team. Additionally, Sarah enjoys building LEGO model sets and drawing. Sarah is originally from Atlanta, Georgia.
Caden Wright
University of Virginia
Caden Wright is a 4th year student studying Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Virginia. In particular, he is interested in back end software engineering and machine learning.
Caden enjoys playing video games and board games with friends in his free time. He is also fond of the outdoors and enjoys activities like hiking, rock climbing, and swimming.
Laura Zhou
Yale University / Stanford University
Laura Zhou is a PhD candidate in physics at Stanford University. She graduated from Yale University with a BS in physics. This is her third year working with the Global Teaching Project as a teaching assistant. Her research interests lie in experimental quantum information science. Outside of the lab, she enjoys drawing, reading, and playing video games. Laura is from River Edge, New Jersey.
Matthew Zhou
Vanderbilt University
Matthew Zhou is a sophomore at Vanderbilt University studying mathematics and computer science. This is his first year working with the Global Teaching Project as a Teaching Assistant for AP Computer Science Principles. At Vanderbilt, he is a part of several student organizations like The Vanderbilt Review and the running club. Matthew is from River Edge, New Jersey.